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I'm looking for a proof of the Local Deduction Theorem for any one of many logics. That is, a proof of the statement:

$\Sigma \bigcup \{\phi\} \models \psi$$\Sigma \cup \{\phi\} \models \psi$ iff for some positive n$n,$ $\Sigma \models \phi^n \rightarrow \psi$

I could use a proof for any fuzzy or related logics, such as MTL, BL, L, Gödel, Product...

I'm looking for a proof of the Local Deduction Theorem for any one of many logics. That is, a proof of the statement:

$\Sigma \bigcup \{\phi\} \models \psi$ iff for some positive n $\Sigma \models \phi^n \rightarrow \psi$

I could use a proof for any fuzzy or related logics, such as MTL, BL, L, Gödel, Product...

I'm looking for a proof of the Local Deduction Theorem for any one of many logics. That is, a proof of the statement:

$\Sigma \cup \{\phi\} \models \psi$ iff for some positive $n,$ $\Sigma \models \phi^n \rightarrow \psi$

I could use a proof for any fuzzy or related logics, such as MTL, BL, L, Gödel, Product...

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Proof of the Local Deduction Theorem, for one of many logics

I'm looking for a proof of the Local Deduction Theorem for any one of many logics. That is, a proof of the statement:

$\Sigma \bigcup \{\phi\} \models \psi$ iff for some positive n $\Sigma \models \phi^n \rightarrow \psi$

I could use a proof for any fuzzy or related logics, such as MTL, BL, L, Gödel, Product...