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Questions about how specific notions have to be understood as well as conventions of notation.
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Problem with the definition of P
In "Introduction to Algorithms: 3rd Edition" there is Theorem 34.2, which states
$P = \{ L \mid L \text{ is accepted by a polynomial-time algorithm} \}$
"Accepted in polynomial-time" is defined …
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How to read typing rules?
There is cute interactive online tutorial on sequent calculus, which may help to build some intuitions and to feel how inference works:
An Interactive Tutorial of the Sequent Calculus
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