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Classical Charged Particles

, 2020
Philosophy and Logic of Physical Theory A Short History of the Classical Theory of Charged Particles Foundations of Classical Mechanics The Maxwell-Lorentz Field Electromagnetic Radiation The Charged Particle Generalizations The Relations of the ...
F. Rohrlich
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ON CONTRA-CLASSICAL VARIANTS OF NELSON LOGIC N4 AND ITS CLASSICAL EXTENSION

The Review of Symbolic Logic, 2018
In two recent articles, Norihiro Kamide introduces unusual variants of Nelson’s paraconsistent logic and its classical extension. Kamide’s systems, IP and CP, are unusual insofar as double negations in these logics behave as intuitionistic and classical ...
Hitoshi Omori, H. Wansing
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Modal Extensions of Sub-classical Logics for Recovering Classical Logic

Logica Universalis, 2013
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Coniglio, Marcelo E., Peron, Newton M.
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Classical Logic

1997
Abstract Classical propositional logic was created by Boole about 150 years ago (see Boole, 1947). It holds the central position among propositional logics not only due to its venerable age. In fact, it represents the simplest model of reasoning based upon the assumption that every proposition is either true or false.
Alexander Chagrov, Michael Zakharyaschev
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A new constructive logic: classic logic

Mathematical Structures in Computer Science, 1991
There are two ways to present this work; the most efficient is of course to start with the main syntactical definitions, and to end with semantics: this is the presentation that we follow in the body of the text: section 1, syntex; section 2, semantics.
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Classical logic

1991
Abstract For the established naive realist view permeating mathematics and science the classical two-valued logic is the logic, which is naturally and unquestionably supreme. Other conceptions of logic or mathematics are quaintly ideological; other people’s ideas are distinctly metaphysical.
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Classical Logic is not Uniquely Characterizable

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2022
Isabella McAllister
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Classical vs Non-classical Logics (The Universality of Classical Logic)

1994
Abstract This chapter addresses the problem of whether classical logic can be used as a universal system of logic and whether it can be applied, profitably and sensibly, in all areas where logic needs to be applied. More specifically, we focus on modal and temporal logics and ask whether the use of such special logics, as compared with ...
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Classical Logic

2005
AbstractLogical pluralism addresses the following conditions. First, the settled core of consequence is given in the Generalised Tarski Thesis (GTT). Second, an instance of GTT is obtained by a specification of the cases in GTT, and a specification of the relation is true in a case.
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Classical Logic and the Strict Tolerant Hierarchy

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2020
Chris Scambler
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