pesca: Proof Editor for Sequent Calculus

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Pesca is a program that helps in the construction of proofs in sequent calculus. It works both as a proof editor and as an automatic theorem prover. Proofs constructed in Pesca can both be seen on the terminal and printed into LaTeX files.

The user of Pesca can choose among different versions of classical and intuitionistic proposition and predicate calculi, and extend them by systems of nonlogical axioms. The implementation of Pesca is written in the functional programming language Haskell.

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Versions [RSS]	4, 4.0.1
Dependencies	base (>3), process [details]
Tested with	ghc ==6.8.2
License	LicenseRef-GPL
Author	Aarne Ranta
Maintainer	Aarne Ranta <http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~aarne/>
Category	Theorem Provers, Compilers/Interpreters
Home page	http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~aarne/pesca/
Uploaded	by GwernBranwen at 2008-05-14T02:02:43Z
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PESCA = Proof Editor for Sequent Calculus

(Companion to the book Structural Proof Theory by Sara Negri and Jan von Plato,
to appear at Cambridge University Press)

(c) Aarne Ranta 24/3/2000.

To run under Unix, type

  ./pesca

To the PESCA prompt |-, type

  ?

to see the available commands, or

  m

to see the manual (the latter assumes latex and xdvi are on your path).

The pesca shell script assumes the Haskell interpreter hugs is on your path.
You can also compile the Haskell source code by hbc or ghc; the Main module is
in the file Editor.hs.

http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~aarne/pesca/