Template.tex

% If the calculus has an acronym, define it.
% (e.g. \newcommand{\LK}{\ensuremath{\mathbf{LK}}\xspace})

\calculusName{ToDo}         % The name of the calculus
\calculusAcronym{}          % The acronym if defined above, or empty otherwise. 
\calculusLogic{ToDo}        % Specify the logic (e.g. Classical Logic, Intuitionistic Logic, ...) for which this calculus is intended.
\calculusLogicOrder{ToDo}   % Specify the order of the logic (e.g. Propositional, Quantified Propositional, First-Order, Higher-Order, ...).
\calculusType{ToDo}         % Specify the calculus type (e.g. Tableau, Sequent Calculus, Hyper-Sequent Calculus, Natural Deduction, ...)
\calculusYear{ToDo}         % The year when the calculus was published.

\calculusAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor1}       % The name(s) of the author(s) of the calculus.
%\calculusAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor2}
%\calculusAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor3}

% If this proof system has been implemented, 
% include below the names and URLs of the implementations
% (e.g. \implementation{Coq}{https://coq.inria.fr})
%\implementation{NameOfImplementation1}{URL1} 
%\implementation{NameOfImplementation2}{URL2}

\entryTitle{ToDo}     % Title of the entry (usually coincides with the name of the calculus).
\entryAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor1}     
%\entryAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor2}
%\entryAuthor{ToDo:FullNameAuthor3}

% The encyclopedia's peer-reviewing policy is described here: 
% http://proofsystem.github.io/Encyclopedia/
%
% Reviewers of this entry will be acknowledged in the following lines:
% \entryReviewer{Reviewer 1's name}
% \entryReviewer{Reviewer 2's name}
% \entryReviewer{Reviewer 3's name}
%
% The lines above will be filled by the coordinators. 
% If you would like to indicate people 
% who could review your entry, contact the coordinators.


% If you wish, use tags to give any other information 
% that might be helpful for classifying and grouping this entry:
% e.g. \etag{Two-Sided Sequents}
% e.g. \etag{Multiset Cedents}
% e.g. \etag{List Cedents}
% You are free to invent your own tags. 
% The Encyclopedia's coordinator will take care of 
% merging semantically similar tags in the future.


\maketitle


% If your files are called "MyProofSystem.tex" and "MyProofSystem.bib", 
% then you should write "\begin{entry}{MyProofSystem}" in the line below
\begin{entry}{ToDo}  

% Define here any newcommands you may need:
% e.g. \newcommand{\necessarily}{\Box}
% e.g. \newcommand{\possibly}{\Diamond}


\begin{calculus}

% Add the inference rules of your proof system here.
% The "proof.sty" and "bussproofs.sty" packages are available.
% If you need any other package, please contact the coordinator (Bruno Woltzenlogel Paleo <bruno.wp@gmail.com>)

ToDo

\end{calculus}

% The following sections ("clarifications", "history", 
% "technicalities") are optional. If you use them, 
% be very concise and objective. Nevertheless, do write full sentences. 
% Try to have at most one paragraph per section, because line breaks 
% do not look nice in a short entry.

% \begin{clarifications}
% ToDo: write here short remarks that may help the reader to understand 
% the inference rules of the proof system.
% \end{clarifications}

% \begin{history}
% ToDo: write here short historical remarks about this proof system,
% especially if they relate to other proof systems. 
% Use "\iref{OtherProofSystem}" to refer to another proof system 
% in the Encyclopedia (where "OtherProofSystem" is its ID). 
% Use "\irefmissing{SuggestedIDForOtherProofSystem}" to refer to 
% another proof system that is not yet available in the encyclopedia.
% \end{history}

% \begin{technicalities}
% ToDo: write here remarks about soundness, completeness, decidability...
% \end{technicalities}


% General Instructions:
% =====================

% The preferred length of an entry is 1 page. 
% Do the best you can to fit your proof system in one page.
%
% If you are finding it hard to fit what you want in one page, remember:
%
%   * Your entry needs to be neither self-contained nor fully understandable
%     (the interested reader may consult the cited full paper for details)
%
%   * If you are describing several proof systems in one entry, 
%     consider splitting your entry.
%
%   * You may reduce the size of your entry by ommitting inference rules
%     that are already described in other entries.
%
%   * Cite parsimoniously (see detailed citation instructions below).
%
% 
% If you do not manage to fit everything in one page, 
% it is acceptable for an entry to have 2 pages.
%
% For aesthetic reasons, it is preferable for an entry to have
% 1 full page or 2 full pages, in order to avoid unused blank space.



% Citation Instructions:
% ======================

% Please cite the original paper where the proof system was defined.
% To do so, you may use the \cite command within 
% one of the optional environments above,
% or use the \nocite command otherwise.

% You may also cite a modern paper or book where the 
% proof system is explained in greater depth or clarity.
% Cite parsimoniously.

% Do not cite related work. Instead, use the "\iref" or "\irefmissing" 
% commands to make an internal reference to another entry, 
% as explained within the "history" environment above.

% You do not need to create the "References" section yourself. 
% This is done automatically.


% Remove all instruction comments before submitting.


% Leave an empty line above "\end{entry}".

\end{entry}