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<p>The axioms listed above primarily work through the deduction metatheorem to arrive at completeness. Here is another axiom system that aims directly at completeness without going through the deduction metatheorem.</p>

<p>First we have axiom schemas that are designed to efficiently prove the subset of tautologies that contain only one <a href="page.php?w=propositional_variable">propositional variable</a>.<br/>
* aa 1: ?A->A<br/>
* aa 2: (A->B)->?(A->(C->B))<br/>
* aa 3: A->((B->C)->?((A->B)->C))<br/>
* aa 4: A->?(B->A)The proof of each such tautology</p><p>
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