Z. Stachniak Livres

The book presents an in-depth exploration of resolution proof systems through an algebraic lens. It delves into the theoretical foundations and offers a comprehensive analysis of various proof techniques. Key concepts include the relationship between algebraic structures and computational complexity, providing insights into the efficiency of proof systems. The work is aimed at researchers and students in mathematical logic and computer science, highlighting both foundational theories and practical implications in the field of automated reasoning.

This book explores Stanislaw Lesniewski's foundational system of mathematics, developed between the two world wars. It details his three deductive theories: Protothetic, Ontology, and Mereology, showcasing significant commentaries and contributions to Protothetic, along with a comprehensive bibliography.

Stanislaw Lesniewski, a key figure in the Warsaw School of Logic, made significant contributions to mathematics despite publishing limited work. Much of his material was lost in the 1944 Warsaw fire. This publication offers unique lecture notes from his seminars, providing insight into his ideas and the activities of the Warsaw School.