Logic MOC Admissible rule Given a formal system (L,I), an inference rule π is said to be admissible iff Iβ² =I βͺ{π } gives the same Syntactic formal theory as I, logic i.e. Thβ‘(L,I)=Thβ‘(L,Iβ²). Informally, the inclusion of π does not affect the strength of the formal system. Another (at least constructively) equivalent definition is that there exists an algorithm for turning derivations in Thβ‘(L,Iβ²) into derivations in Thβ‘(L,I). See also Derivable rule tidy | en | SemBr