Rules of definitional reflection
Rules of definitional reflection
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10.1109/lics.1993.287585
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1993-06
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P. Schroeder-Heister
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P. Schroeder-Heister
The author discusses two rules of definitional reflection: the logical version of definitional reflection, as used in the extended logic programming language GCLA, and the omega version of definitional reflection. The logical version is a left-introduction rule completely analogous to the left-introduction rules for logical operators in Gentzen-style sequent systems, whereas the omega version extends the logical version by a principle related to the omega rule in arithmetic. Correspondingly, the interpretation of free variables differs between the two approaches, resulting in different principles of closure of inference rules under substitution. This difference is crucial for the computational interpretation of definitional reflection.>