Proof Theory
Intuitionistic logic is a form of logic that emphasizes the constructive nature of mathematical proofs, where a statement is only considered true if there is a method to construct an example demonstrating its truth. This approach leads to different interpretations of logical connectives and quantifiers compared to classical logic, making it essential for understanding various proof systems, the foundations of logic, and connections between different logical frameworks.
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