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Proof is MLL cut Free

Cslib.Logic.CLL.Proof.isMLL_cutFree

Plain-language statement

If a CLL derivation is cut-free and concludes an MLL sequent, then it is an MLL derivation.

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theorem Proof.isMLL_cutFree {Γ : Sequent Atom} (p : ⇓Γ) (hΓ : Γ.IsMLL)
    (hp : p.cutFree) : p.IsMLL

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theorem Proof.isMLL_cutFree {Γ : Sequent Atom} (p : ⇓Γ) (hΓ : Γ.IsMLL)    (hp : p.cutFree) : p.IsMLL := by  induction p  case ax => simp_all  case one => simp  case bot _ _ ih =>    refine ih ?_ hp    simpa using  case parr a b Γ p ih =>    refine ih ?_ hp    simp at hΓ    grind [Sequent.IsMLL]  case tensor a b Γ Δ p q ihp ihq =>    simp at hΓ    refine ihp ?mll.p ?cut.p, ihq ?mll.q ?cut.q    case mll | mll => grind [Sequent.IsMLL]    case cut | cut => grind [cutFree]  case oplus₁ | oplus₂ | «with» | top | quest | contract | weaken | bang => simp at hΓ  case cut => simp [cutFree] at hp
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Lean Computer Science Library
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Apache-2.0
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f36649cff2c9
Source
Cslib/Logics/LinearLogic/CLL/MLL.lean:158-176

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