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G. Mints

4 papers hereh-index 241.9k citations143 works total

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most citedFailure of interpolation in the intuitionistic logic of constant domains

11 citations · 15 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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4 papers

math.LO2012

Intuitionistic Existential Instantiation and Epsilon Symbol

Grigori Mints

A natural deduction system for intuitionistic predicate logic with existential \ instantiation rule presented here uses Hilbert's $\e$-symbol. It is conservative over intuitionisti…

math.LO2012★ 11 cited

Failure of interpolation in the intuitionistic logic of constant domains

Grigori Mints, Grigory Olkhovikov, Alasdair Urquhart

This paper shows that the interpolation theorem fails in the intuitionistic logic of constant domains. This result refutes two previously published claims that the interpolation pr…

cs.LO2012★ 3 cited

Cut-elimination for the mu-calculus with one variable

Grigori Mints, Thomas Studer

We establish syntactic cut-elimination for the one-variable fragment of the modal mu-calculus. Our method is based on a recent cut-elimination technique by Mints that makes use of…

math.LO2009★ 1 cited

Analysis and Extension of Omega-Rule

R. Akiyoshi, G. Mints

Ω-rule was introduced by W. Buchholz to give an ordinal-free cut-elimination proof for a subsystem of analysis with Π11​-comprehension. His proof provides cut-free derivat…

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