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Epistemic Logics for Relevant Reasoners [PDF]
Journal of Philosophical LogicAbstractWe present a neighbourhood-style semantic framework for modal epistemic logic modelling agents who process information using relevant logic. The distinguishing feature of the framework in comparison to relevant modal logic is that the environment the agent is situated in is assumed to be a classical possible world.
Igor Sedlár, Pietro Vigiani
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2020
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Vít Punčochář
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Vít Punčochář
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On Semilattice Relevant Logics
Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 2003AbstractThe semilattice relevant logics ∪R, ∪T, ∪RW, and ∪TW (slightly different from the orthodox relevant logics R, T, RW, and TW) are defined by semilattice models in which conjunction and disjunction are interpreted in a natural way. For each of them, there is a cut‐free labelled sequent calculus with plural succedents (like LK).
Ryo Kashima
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Synthese, 1978
When we judge the probability of a statement r we try to take into account as much information as possible. But not all information that we have, or can obtain, is relevant to r, and it is only relevant information that is of any importance. Thus ‘relevance’ ought to be a central concept in the philosophy of science. However, the logical foundations of
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When we judge the probability of a statement r we try to take into account as much information as possible. But not all information that we have, or can obtain, is relevant to r, and it is only relevant information that is of any importance. Thus ‘relevance’ ought to be a central concept in the philosophy of science. However, the logical foundations of
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The Review of Symbolic Logic, 2014
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A Pretabular Classical Relevance Logic
Studia Logica, 2012zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lisa Galminas, John G. Mersch
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