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Semantics For First Degree Relatedness Logic
Reports on Mathematical Logic:81-94 (1993)
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In this paper, we axiomatize the first-degree entailments of relatedness logic, and introduce both tabular and algebraic semantics for such a fragment. Thereby, we partly answer the problems referred to as P1 and P28 in the Problem Section of this journal.Back to Main Menu.Author's Profile
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