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ORCIDNotre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, January 1968
- Ivo Thomas:
In memoriam: Edward John Lemmon (1930 - 1966). 1-3 - Jonathan P. Seldin:
Note on definitional reductions. 4-6 - Roman Suszko:
Ontology in the Tractatus of L. Wittgenstein. 7-33 - Ivo Thomas:
The rule of Peirce. 34 - M. Adrian Carpentier:
Creative sequences and double sequences. 35-61 - Max J. Cresswell:
Some proofs of relative completeness in modal logic. 62-66 - Francesca Rivetti Barbò:
A philosophical remark on Gödel's unprovability of consistency proof. 67-74 - Max J. Cresswell:
Completeness without the Barcan formula. 75-80 - Gerald J. Massey:
Normal form generation of S5 functions via truth functions. 81-85 - Herbert B. Enderton:
On provable recursive functions. 86-88 - Stephen L. Bloom:
A note on the arithmetical hierarchy. 89-91 - Setsuo Saito:
On the Leibnizian modal system. 92-96
Volume 9, Number 2, April 1968
- Paul Weingartner:
Modal logics with two kinds of necessity and possibility. 97-159 - Tudor Ristea:
On propositional, truth and Boolean functions. 160-166 - Hugues Leblanc:
Syntactically free, semantically bound. A note on variables. 167-170 - Robert D. Carnes, William C. Wilcox:
An infixed, punctuation-free notation. 171-178 - Earline Jennifer Ashworth:
Propositional logic in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. 179-192
Volume 9, Number 3, July 1968
- Wilson E. Singletary:
Results regarding the axiomatization of partial propositional calculi. 193-211 - C. A. Meredith, A. N. Prior:
Equational logic. 212-226 - Earline Jennifer Ashworth:
Petrus Fonseca and material implication. 227-228 - Sibajiban:
The middle term. 229-232 - Leonard Goddard:
Towards a logic of significance. 233-264 - Kenneth Loewen:
Modified strong reduction in combinatory logic. 265-270 - Kenneth Loewen:
A standardization theorem for strong reduction. 271-283 - Chandler Works, Wolfgang Yourgrau:
Note on duality in propositional calculus. 284-288
Volume 9, Number 4, October 1968
- Robert R. Tompkins:
On Kleene's recursive realizability as an interpretation for intuitionistic elementary number theory. 289-293 - J. Jay Zeman:
The propostitional calculus MC and its modal analog. 294-298 - Kenneth Loewen:
The Church Rosser theorem for strong reduction in combinatory logic. 299-302 - George F. Schumm:
A note on the structure of the power set. 303-304 - Michael Anderson:
Approximation to a decision procedure for the halting problem. 305-312 - John T. Kearns:
The logical concept of existence. 313-324 - Hugh S. Chandler:
Logical continuity. 325-328 - Chung-ying Chang:
On explanation of number progression. 329-334 - Juliusz Reichbach:
A note on theses of the first-order functional calculus. 335-339 - John Thomas Canty:
On symbolizing singulary S5 functions. 340-342 - Richard Cole:
Definitional Boolean calculi. 343-350 - Richard Tursman:
The shortest axioms of the implicational calculus. 351-358 - Andrés R. Raggio:
Propositional sequence-calculi for inconsistent systems. 359-366 - Fred Coppotelli:
A first order type theory for the theory of sets. 367-370 - Laurent Larouche:
Examination of the axiomatic foundations of a theory of change. I. 371-384 - A. Trew:
Incompleteness of a logic of Routley's. 385-387 - C. G. McKay:
Correction to my paper "Some completeness results for intermediate propositional logics". 388
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