The consistency of arithmetic from a point of view of constructive tableau method with strong negation, Part I: the system without complete induction

Abstract

In this Part I, we shall prove the consistency of arithmetic without complete induction from a point of view of strong negation, using its embedding to the tableau system SN of constructive arithmetic with strong negation without complete induction, for which two types of cut elimination theorems hold. One is SN-cut elimination theorem for the full system SN. The other is PCN-cut elimination theorem for a proposed subsystem PCN of SN. The disjunction property and the E-theorem (existence property) for SN are also proved. As a novelty, we shall give a simple proof of a restricted version of SN-cut elimination theorem as an application of the disjunction property, using PCN-cut elimination theorem.

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