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    On the Logic with Rough Quantifier

    The main aim of this paper is to present a survey of results on the logic with rough quantifier. Besides, a classification of simplicity of formulas of the logic with rough quantifier is defined and a criterio...

    Michał Krynicki, Lesław W. Szczerba in Incomplete Information: Rough Set Analysis (1998)

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    Quantifiers Determined by Classes of Binary Relations

    For a class of binary relations R we consider a logic L(R) defined as follows:

  5. the class of possible models have a form (R; A), denoted by A R ...

  6. Michał Krynicki in Quantifiers: Logics, Models and Computation (1995)

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    Quantifiers, Some Problems and Ideas

    The word quantifier comes from the latin quantitas (quantity) as contrasted with qualitas (quality). This intuition does not mean that the notion of quantifier is understood as an arithmetical concept. We underst...

    Michał Krynicki, Marcin Mostowski in Quantifiers: Logics, Models and Computation (1995)

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    Henkin Quantifiers

    In the paper we give a survey of all known results (as far as we have been able to determine) concerning logics with Henkin quantifiers, known also as finite partially ordered quantifiers, branching or branche...

    Michał Krynicki, Marcin Mostowski in Quantifiers: Logics, Models and Computation (1995)

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    On simplicity of formulas

    Simple formula should contain only few quantifiers. In the paper the methods to estimate quantity and quality of quantifiers needed to express a sentence equivalent to given one.

    Michał Krynicki, Lesław Szczerba in Studia Logica (1990)

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    A note on syntactical and semantical functions

    We say that a semantical function Г is correlated with a syntactical function F iff for any structure A and any sentence ϕ we have AΓ Aϕ.

    Adam Gajda, Michał Krynicki, Lesław Szczerba in Studia Logica (1987)

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    On orderings of the family of all logics

    Michał Krynicki, Jouko Väänänen in Archiv für mathematische Logik und Grundlagenforschung (1980)