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The adequacy problem for inferential logic

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An earlier version of this paper appeared as a University of Utrecht Mathematics Preprint (No. 37, November 1976) under the first author's name. Useful comments on this version were made by (among others) Peter Hancock and Garrel Pottinger.

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Zucker, J.I., Tragesser, R.S. The adequacy problem for inferential logic. J Philos Logic 7, 501–516 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00245941

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