Abstract: In this talk, I provide two different models for a theory of grounds meeting the following desiderata:\(\def\yright{\succ}\)
The result is a model of grounds with significant similarities to the BHK interpretation of constructive logic, but for the classical sequent calculus.
This is a talk for the Melbourne Logic Seminar.
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