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  1. Book Reviews

    Article 01 July 2000
  2. What is Tarski's Theory of Truth?

    Gila Sher in Topoi
    Article 01 September 1999
  3. Modal Languages and Bounded Fragments of Predicate Logic

    Hajnal Andréka, István Németi, Johan van Benthem in Journal of Philosophical Logic
    Article 01 June 1998
  4. Foundations

    I shall set up the basic framework in three steps. First, in Section 1.1, I shall introduce the notion of a language, regarded as a purely...
    Achille C. Varzi in An Essay in Universal Semantics
    Chapter 1999
  5. An Equational Axiomatization of Dynamic Negation and Relational Composition

    We consider algebras on binary relations with two main operators: relational composition and dynamic negation. Relational composition has its...

    Article 01 October 1997
  6. Modal Logics of Relations

    In other chapters we have seen or will see how logics from various origins can be treated in the unifying framework of multi-dimensional modal logic....
    Maarten Marx, Yde Venema in Multi-Dimensional Modal Logic
    Chapter 1997
  7. Logics of Schemes for First-Order Theories and Poly-Modal Propositional Logic

    Schemes of theorems are a well-known object of study in logic; general properties of first-order theories are expressible exactly by formula schemes....
    Vladimir V. Rybakov in Advances in Intensional Logic
    Chapter 1997
  8. Multi-Dimensional Modal Logic

    We start with informally defining the subject matter of this book: multi-dimensional modal logic (MDML). First let us briefly consider what we...
    Maarten Marx, Yde Venema in Multi-Dimensional Modal Logic
    Chapter 1997
  9. The Prehistory of Infinitary Logic: 1885–1955

    Traditionally, logic was restricted to proofs having a finite number of steps and to expressions of finite length. Around 1954–56, infinitely long...
    Gregory H. Moore in Structures and Norms in Science
    Chapter 1997
  10. Modal Logics of Arrows

    There exist many formal schemes and tools for representing knowledge about different types of data. Sometimes we can gain a better understanding if...
    Dimiter Vakarelov in Advances in Intensional Logic
    Chapter 1997
  11. Logic in Central and Eastern Europe: Balkan Region

    The main aim of this lecture is to give some information about Logic in the Balkan region before and after the collapse of the communist system. In...
    Dimiter Vakarelov in Logic and Scientific Methods
    Chapter 1997
  12. Two-Dimensional Modal Logics

    This chapter contains a technical introduction to the world of multi-dimensional modal logics. We will treat some relatively simple logics with a...
    Maarten Marx, Yde Venema in Multi-Dimensional Modal Logic
    Chapter 1997
  13. Modal Quantification over Structured Domains

    The semantics for quantifiers described in this paper can be viewed both as a new semantics for generalized quantifiers and as a new look at standard...
    Johan Van Benthem, Natasha Alechina in Advances in Intensional Logic
    Chapter 1997
  14. The k-variable property is stronger than H-dimension k

    Ian Hodkinson, András Simon in Journal of Philosophical Logic
    Article 01 February 1997
  15. Free Q-distributive lattices

    The dual spaces of the free distributive lattices with a quantifier are constructed, generalizing Halmos' construction of the dual spaces of free...

    Roberto Cignoli in Studia Logica
    Article 01 January 1996
  16. Gabbay-Style Calculi

    It is well known that there are logics, e.g. classical first-order logic with n variables, ℒ n , that do not have...
    Szabolcs Mikulás in Proof Theory of Modal Logic
    Chapter 1996
  17. Relational Proof Systems for Modal Logics

    The purpose of this paper is to give a survey of the relational formalization of modal logics. The paradigm ‘formulas are relations’ leads to the...
    Ewa Orlowska in Proof Theory of Modal Logic
    Chapter 1996
  18. Sahlqvist's theorem for boolean algebras with operators with an application to cylindric algebras

    For an arbitrary similarity type of Boolean Algebras with Operators we define a class of Sahlqvist identities . Sahlqvist identities have two important...

    Maarten de Rijke, Yde Venema in Studia Logica
    Article 01 February 1995
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