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Notice that since according to the intuitionistic rule RS2i, players can only defend the last open attack, no restriction on defences are necessary. Felscher (1985) and Piecha (2015) after him, did not restrict the number of attacks. This triggers infinite plays. Restrictions on the number of attacks and defences are known as repetitionranks. The most through study of repetition ranks has been developed by Clerbout (2014). Felscher, W. (1985). "Dialogues as a Foundation for Intuitionistic Logic". Annals of Pure and Applied Logic. 28: 217–254. doi:10.1016/0168-0072(85)90016-8. ISSN0168-0072. Piecha, T. (2015). "Dialogical Logic". The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Clerbout, N. (2014). La sémantique dialogique. Notions fondamentales et éléments de metathéorie. Cahiers de Logique et d'Epistemologie. Vol. 21. London: College Publications. ISBN978-1-84890-153-7.
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Notice that since according to the intuitionistic rule RS2i, players can only defend the last open attack, no restriction on defences are necessary. Felscher (1985) and Piecha (2015) after him, did not restrict the number of attacks. This triggers infinite plays. Restrictions on the number of attacks and defences are known as repetitionranks. The most through study of repetition ranks has been developed by Clerbout (2014). Felscher, W. (1985). "Dialogues as a Foundation for Intuitionistic Logic". Annals of Pure and Applied Logic. 28: 217–254. doi:10.1016/0168-0072(85)90016-8. ISSN0168-0072. Piecha, T. (2015). "Dialogical Logic". The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Clerbout, N. (2014). La sémantique dialogique. Notions fondamentales et éléments de metathéorie. Cahiers de Logique et d'Epistemologie. Vol. 21. London: College Publications. ISBN978-1-84890-153-7.