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Main Authors: Aguilera, Juan Pablo, Pakhomov, Fedor
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.15382
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author Aguilera, Juan Pablo
Pakhomov, Fedor
author_facet Aguilera, Juan Pablo
Pakhomov, Fedor
contents For each $n\in\mathbb{N}$, let $[n]ϕ$ mean "the sentence $ϕ$ is true in all $Σ_{n+1}$-correct transitive sets." Assuming Gödel's axiom $V = L$, we prove the following graded variant of Solovay's completeness theorem: the set of formulas valid under this interpretation is precisely the set of theorems of the linear provability logic GLP.3. We also show that this result is not provable in ZFC, so the hypothesis V = L cannot be removed. As part of the proof, we derive (in ZFC) the following purely modal-logical results which are of independent interest: the logic GLP.3 coincides with the logic of closed substitutions of GLP, and is the maximal non-degenerate, normal extension of GLP.
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spellingShingle The Logic of Correct Models
Aguilera, Juan Pablo
Pakhomov, Fedor
Logic
03B45, 03E99
For each $n\in\mathbb{N}$, let $[n]ϕ$ mean "the sentence $ϕ$ is true in all $Σ_{n+1}$-correct transitive sets." Assuming Gödel's axiom $V = L$, we prove the following graded variant of Solovay's completeness theorem: the set of formulas valid under this interpretation is precisely the set of theorems of the linear provability logic GLP.3. We also show that this result is not provable in ZFC, so the hypothesis V = L cannot be removed. As part of the proof, we derive (in ZFC) the following purely modal-logical results which are of independent interest: the logic GLP.3 coincides with the logic of closed substitutions of GLP, and is the maximal non-degenerate, normal extension of GLP.
title The Logic of Correct Models
topic Logic
03B45, 03E99
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.15382