Gentzen G

When1:  1935

Who:    Gerhard Gentzen [Gentzen, Gerhard]

What:   logician

Where:  Germany

Detail: He lived 1909 to 1945. He developed formal first-order logic {natural deduction, Gentzen} [1935], which only assumes inference laws. One rule uses premises and operator to make compound statement {introduction rule, Gentzen}. Another rule uses compound statement and statement to make statement. Statements depend on simple and compound sequent statements. Sequent-calculus proofs can be truth-trees or truth-tables {cut elimination theorem, Gentzen}, which eliminate formulas. Natural deduction led to proof theory.

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