Minimal model semantics for nonmonotonic modal logics

作者: G. Schwarz

DOI: 10.1109/LICS.1992.185517

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摘要: Intuitively clear Kripke-style semantics for nonmonotonic modal logic are provided. Minimal model is defined, and soundness completeness of the logics proved. It shown how looks some most popular or interesting logics. Applications to finding expansions comparing based on different monotonic presented. A few examples using obtaining intuitively proofs results given. >

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