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Structured theory presentations and logic representations
1994
Annals of Pure and Applied Logic
The purpose of a logical framework such as LF is to provide a language for de ning logical systems suitable for use in a logic-independent proof development environment. All inferential activity in an object logic (in particular, proof search) is to be conducted in the logical framework via the representation of that logic in the framework. An important tool for controlling search in an object logic, the need for which is motivated by the di culty of reasoning about large and complex systems,
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