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PREFACE
 
INTRODUCTION
  Symbols of the Existential Graphs
  Transformations in the Existential Graphs
  The Continuity Interpretation
Chapter I
THE ALPHA SYSTEMS
1.1 The Set of Alpha Graphs
1.2 The Alpha Graphs and the WFFS of the CPC
1.3 Alpha as a Logic
 
1.31 Theorem generation in alpha
1.32 The logic alpha in the system Pr
1.33 The system Pw in the logic alpha
Chapter II
THE BETA SYSTEM
2.1 The Set of Beta Graphs
2.2 The Beta Graphs and the WFFS of Classical Predicate Calculi
 
2.21 The systems Fr and Fw
2.22 The translation function f¢
2.23 The translation function g¢
2.3 Beta as a Logic
 
2.31 Theorem generation in beta
2.32 The logic beta in the system Fr
2.33 The system Fw in the logic beta
2.34 The completeness of beta
2.35 The intertranslatability of beta and the first-order calculus with identity
Chapter III.
THE GAMMA SYSTEMS
3.1 Remarks on on Some Standard Modal Systems
3.2 The Broken Cut Systems
 
3.21 Gamma-MR: Broken cuts with minimal restrictions
3.22 Gamma-4: A "classical" broken cut system
3.23 Gamma-4.2: Another "Lewis-modal" broken cut system
3.24 Gamma-5: The limiting "Lewis-modal" broken cut system
3.25 A summary of the broken cut systems here presented
3.3 Cleaning Up
APPENDIX -- The Deduction Theoerem in S4, S4.2, and S5
 
BIBLIOGRAPHY ** NOTES