Am Sonntag, 8. März 2020 14:06:25 UTC+1 schrieb Mario Carneiro:
>
> It's not a conservative extension, as the intuitionistic logic development 
> makes clear. Peirce's law ((p -> q) -> p) -> p is not provable from 
> ax-1,2,mp 
>

There is some connection to theoretical computer science here, in 
particular grammars. I (faintly) remember,
that the richness of constructable strings, and decidability (is a 
particular string contructable) are prominent
questions in this part. It is way long back, that I dealt with questions 
like this. I still try to translate your
words to what I remember from courses then: conservative seems to mean 
fully decidable...

but it is provable from ax-1,2,3,mp, even though there are no negations 
> involved in the statement. By contrast, df-bi is a conservative extension 
> even though it has a peculiar form. This is easy to prove because you can 
> replace (p <-> q) with -. ((p -> q) -> -. (q -> p)) everywhere in a proof 
> using biconditionals to reduce it to a proof which refers to the theorem 
> bijust instead of df-bi, in the original axiom system.
>
>
Thanks for your answer.

Wolf

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