Sequent reconstruction in LLM—A sweepline proof

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 73 (3):277-295 (1995)
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Abstract

An alternative proof is given that to each LLM proof net there corresponds at least one LLM sequent proof. The construction is inspired by the sweepline technique from computational geometry and includes a treatment of the multiplicative constants and of proof boxes

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