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The simplest sorts of cirquents can be thought of as collections of sequents with possibly shared elements. This cirquent represents a collection of the three sequents <E,F>, <F,G> and <F,H>. The left occurrence of F simultaneously belongs to sequents #1 and #2, while the right occurrence only belongs to sequent #3.

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current03:49, 4 January 2017Thumbnail for version as of 03:49, 4 January 2017571 × 227 (8 KB)Arley82Cirquents vs. sequents: The simplest sorts of cirquents can be thought of as collections of sequents with possibly shared elements. This cirquent represents a collection of the three sequents <E,F>, <F,G> and <F,H>. The left occurrence of F simultaneou...

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