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We introduce a first order extension of GL, called ML3, and develop its proof theory via a proxy cut-free sequent calculus GLTS. We prove the highly nontrivial result that cut is a derived rule in GLTS, a result that is unavailable in other known first-order extensions of GL. This leads to proofs of weak reflection and the related conservation result for ML3, as well as proofs for Craig’s interpolation...
Sequent calculus for the provability logic GL is considered, in which provability is based on the notion of a circular proof. Unlike ordinary derivations, circular proofs are represented by graphs allowed to contain cycles, rather than by finite trees. Using this notion, we obtain a syntactic proof of the Lyndon interpolation property for GL.
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