relevance logic systems

Relevance logic systems are a type of logic that emphasizes the importance of meaningful connections between ideas in an argument. Unlike classical logic, which can sometimes accept conclusions that seem unrelated to their premises, relevance logic insists that the premises must be genuinely relevant to the conclusion for the reasoning to be valid. This approach helps avoid certain paradoxes and ensures that arguments reflect a meaningful dependency, making reasoning more aligned with common sense and real-world understanding. It’s used in fields like philosophy, computer science, and mathematics to improve the coherence of logical arguments.