This paper contributes to the vast literature on relational renderings of non-classical logics providing a general schema for automatic translation. The translation process is supported by a flexible Prolog tool. Many specific translations are already implemented, typically leading from an unquantified logic into the calculus of binary relations. Thanks to the uniformity of the translation pattern, additional source languages (and, though less commonly, new target languages) can be installed very easily into this Prolog-based translator. The system also integrates an elementary graphical proof assistant based on Rasiowa-Sikorski dual-tableau rules.
An environment for specifying properties of dyadic relations and reasoning about them. II:Relational presentation of non-classical logics
FORMISANO, Andrea;
2006
Abstract
This paper contributes to the vast literature on relational renderings of non-classical logics providing a general schema for automatic translation. The translation process is supported by a flexible Prolog tool. Many specific translations are already implemented, typically leading from an unquantified logic into the calculus of binary relations. Thanks to the uniformity of the translation pattern, additional source languages (and, though less commonly, new target languages) can be installed very easily into this Prolog-based translator. The system also integrates an elementary graphical proof assistant based on Rasiowa-Sikorski dual-tableau rules.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.