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19 April 2024
 
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A non-compact deduction rule for the logic of provability and its algebraic models
Yoshihito Tanaka ;
Date 12 Feb 2020
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a proof system with a non-compact deduction rule, that is, a deduction rule with countably many premises, to axiomatize the logic $mathbf{GL}$ of provability, and show its Kripke completeness in an algebraic manner. As $mathbf{GL}$ is not canonical, a standard proof of Kripke completeness for $mathbf{GL}$ is given by a Kripke model which is obtained by changing the binary relation of the canonical model, while our proof is given by a submodel of the canonical model of $mathbf{GL}$ which is obtained by making use of an infinitary extension of the J’{o}nsson-Tarski representation. We also show the three classes of algebras defined by $Box xleqBoxBox x$ and one of the following three conditions, $igwedge_{ninomega}Diamond^{n}1=0$, the non-compact deduction rule and the L"{o}b formula, are mutually different, while all of them define $mathbf{GL}$.
Source arXiv, 2002.4782
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