QUASIPOLYNOMIAL NORMALISATION IN DEEP INFERENCE VIA ATOMIC FLOWS AND THRESHOLD FORMULAE PAOLA BRUSCOLI, ALESSIO GUGLIELMI, TOM GUNDERSEN, AND MICHEL PARIGOT ABSTRACT. Jeˇrábek showed that cuts in propositional-logic de

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