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In this paper we present a method, that we call the tree-hypersequent method, for generating contraction-free and cut-free sequent calculi for modal propositional logics. We show how this method works for the systems K, KD, K4 and KD4, by giving a sequent calculus for these systems which are normally presented in the Hilbert style, and by proving all the main results in a purely syntactical way.
Currently known sequent systems for temporal logics such as linear time temporal logic and computation tree logic either rely on a cut rule, an invariant rule, or an infinitary rule. The first and second violate the subformula property and the third has infinitely many premises. We present finitary cut-free invariant-free weakening-free and contraction-free sequent systems for both logics mentioned...
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