logical calculus

Valid argument schemas {logical calculus} can use rules or syntax to move from simple valid arguments to complex ones, such as natural-deduction calculus (Gentzen) [1934] or tableau or truth-tree calculus (Beth) [1955]. For first-order logic, semantic proof is also syntactic proof {soundness theorem, logical calculus}.

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