Orthologic with Axioms
summary
Presents orthologic extended with axioms and proves a generalized cut‑elimination and subformula property that yields a concrete decision procedure: provability from axioms (validity in finitely presented ortholattices) runs in cubic time, while syntactic normalization of single formulas is quadratic. Shows propositional resolution of width 5 suffices for all provable formulas, and that the system subsumes width‑2 resolution and arbitrary unit resolution. Extends to an EPR‑style effectively propositional orthologic that is decidable and FPT (runtime exponential only in the max variables per axiom), giving a Datalog generalization with negation and disjunction.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Orthologic introduction
- 3:12What is orthologic
- 5:38Extending with axioms
- 7:27Proof system
- 8:30Cut elimination
- 9:12Cubic-time proof search
- 10:13Horn closures equivalence
- 10:58Predicate orthologic
- 12:02Orthologic vs Datalog
- 12:46Summary and applications
- 13:27Q&A: Models
- 14:10Q&A: Reading orthologic formulas intuitively
- 14:32Q&A: Implication connective
- 14:53Q&A: Intuition
- 15:41Q&A: Sequent restrictions
- 16:24Q&A: Classical logic
- 17:05Q&A: Performance
- 17:47Q&A: Effect algebras
- 18:09Q&A: Counterexamples
- 18:51Q&A: SMT solver link
