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8.9: Derivabilidad y consistencia

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    Ahora estableceremos una serie de propiedades de la relación de derivabilidad. Son independientemente interesantes, pero cada uno jugará un papel en la prueba del teorema de integridad.

    Proposición\(\PageIndex{1}\)

    Si\(\Gamma \Proves A\) y\(\Gamma \cup \{A\}\) es inconsistente, entonces\(\Gamma\) es inconsistente.

    Prueba. Hay finitos\(\Gamma_0\) y\(\Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\) tales que\(\Log{LK}\) deriva\(\Gamma_0 \Sequent A\) y\(A, \Gamma_1 \Sequent \quad\). Que la\(\Log{LK}\) -derivación de\(\Gamma_0 \Sequent A\) ser\(\pi_0\) y la\(\Log{LK}\) -derivación de\(\Gamma_1, A \Sequent \quad\) ser\(\pi_1\). Entonces podemos derivar

    8.9.1.png

    Desde\(\Gamma_0 \subseteq \Gamma\) y\(\Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\),\(\Gamma_0 \cup \Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\), por lo tanto\(\Gamma\) es inconsistente. ◻

    Proposición\(\PageIndex{2}\)

    \(\Gamma \Proves A\)iff\(\Gamma \cup \{\lnot A\}\) es inconsistente.

    Prueba. Primero supongamos\(\Gamma \Proves A\), es decir, hay una derivación\(\pi_0\) de\(\Gamma \Sequent A\). Al agregar una\(\LeftR{\lnot}\) regla, obtenemos una derivación de\(\lnot A, \Gamma \Sequent \quad\), es decir,\(\Gamma \cup \{\lnot A\}\) es inconsistente.

    Si\(\Gamma \cup \{\lnot A\}\) es inconsistente, hay una derivación\(\pi_1\) de\(\lnot A, \Gamma \Sequent \quad\). La siguiente es una derivación de\(\Gamma \Sequent A\):

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    Problema\(\PageIndex{1}\)

    Demostrar que\(\Gamma \Proves \lnot A\) iff\(\Gamma \cup \{A\}\) es inconsistente.

    Proposición\(\PageIndex{3}\)

    Si\(\Gamma \Proves A\) y\(\lnot A \in \Gamma\), entonces\(\Gamma\) es inconsistente.

    Prueba. Supongamos\(\Gamma \Proves A\) y\(\lnot A \in \Gamma\). Después hay una derivación\(\pi\) de un secuente\(\Gamma_0 \Sequent A\). El secuente también\(\lnot A, \Gamma_0 \Sequent \quad\) es derivable:

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    Desde\(\lnot A \in \Gamma\) y\(\Gamma_0 \subseteq \Gamma\), esto demuestra que\(\Gamma\) es inconsistente. ◻

    Proposición\(\PageIndex{4}\)

    Si\(\Gamma \cup \{A\}\) y ambos\(\Gamma \cup \{\lnot A\}\) son inconsistentes, entonces\(\Gamma\) es inconsistente.

    Prueba. Hay conjuntos finitos\(\Gamma_0 \subseteq \Gamma\) y\(\Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\) y\(\Log{LK}\) -derivaciones\(\pi_0\) y\(\pi_1\) de\(A, \Gamma_0 \Sequent \quad\) y\(\lnot A, \Gamma_1 \Sequent \quad\), respectivamente. Entonces podemos derivar

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    Desde\(\Gamma_0 \subseteq \Gamma\) y\(\Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\),\(\Gamma_0 \cup \Gamma_1 \subseteq \Gamma\). De ahí\(\Gamma\) que sea inconsistente. ◻


    This page titled 8.9: Derivabilidad y consistencia is shared under a CC BY license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Richard Zach et al. (Open Logic Project) .