Early examples of resource-consciousness

Studia Logica 77 (1):81 - 86 (2004)
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Abstract

As with the development of several logical notions, it is shown that the concept of resource-consciousness, i. e. the concern over the number of times that a given sentence is used in the proof of another sentence, has its origin in the foundations of geometry, pre-dating its appearence in logical circles as BCK-logic or affine logic.

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