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Main Author: Nichols, David
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Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.00317
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contents The computable model theory of modal logic was initiated by Suman Ganguli and Anil Nerode in [4]. They use an effective Henkin-type construction to effectivize various completeness theorems from classical modal logic. This construction has the feature of only producing models whose frames can be obtained by adding edges to a tree digraph. Consequently, this construction cannot prove an effective version of a well-known completeness theorem which states that every $\mathsf{S4.3.1}$-theory has a model whose accessibility relation is a linear order of order type $ω$. We prove an effectivization of that theorem by means of a new construction adapted from that of Ganguli and Nerode.
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spellingShingle Effective Completeness for S4.3.1-Theories with Respect to Discrete Linear Models
Nichols, David
Logic
03C57, 03B45, 03B44
The computable model theory of modal logic was initiated by Suman Ganguli and Anil Nerode in [4]. They use an effective Henkin-type construction to effectivize various completeness theorems from classical modal logic. This construction has the feature of only producing models whose frames can be obtained by adding edges to a tree digraph. Consequently, this construction cannot prove an effective version of a well-known completeness theorem which states that every $\mathsf{S4.3.1}$-theory has a model whose accessibility relation is a linear order of order type $ω$. We prove an effectivization of that theorem by means of a new construction adapted from that of Ganguli and Nerode.
title Effective Completeness for S4.3.1-Theories with Respect to Discrete Linear Models
topic Logic
03C57, 03B45, 03B44
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.00317