作者: Davide Grossi
关键词: Calculus 、 S5 、 Modal logic 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Bisimulation 、 Equivalence (measure theory) 、 Normal modal logic 、 Accessibility relation 、 Probabilistic argumentation 、 Computer science 、 Multimodal logic 、 Philosophy of logic 、 Argumentation theory 、 Dynamic logic (modal logic)
摘要: The paper applies modal logic to formalize fragments of argumentation theory. Such formalization allows import, for free, a wealth new notions (e.g., argument equivalence), techniques calculi, model-checking games, bisimulation games), and results completeness adequacy complexity model-checking) from argumentation.