Strengthening Effect Algebras in a Logical Perspective: Heyting-Wajsberg Algebras

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Martinvaldo Konig
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International Journal of Theoretical Physics | 2014年 / 53卷
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Effect algebra; Pseudoboolean effect algebra; Lattice-ordered effect algebra; MV-algebra; Heyting algebra; Heyting effect algebra; Stonean MV-algebra; Heyting-Wajsberg algebra; Decidability; Strong completeness; Deduction-detachment theorem;
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Heyting effect algebras are lattice-ordered pseudoboolean effect algebras endowed with a pseudocomplementation that maps on the center (i.e. Boolean elements). They are the algebraic counterpart of an extension of both Łukasiewicz many-valued logic and intuitionistic logic. We show that Heyting effect algebras are termwise equivalent to Heyting-Wajsberg algebras where the two different logical implications are defined as primitive operators. We prove this logic to be decidable, to be strongly complete and to have the deduction-detachment theorem.
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