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Symmetric dialogue games in the proof theory of linear logic

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Figure 1.1: Sequent calculus for classical logic.
Figure 1.2: Mono-sided sequent calculus for linear logic.
Figure 1.3: Focalisation for linear logic.
Figure 1.4: Multifocalisation for MALL.
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