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ALGEBRAIC AND TOPOLOGICAL METHODS IN NON-CLASSICAL LOGICS III (TANCL'07)
August 5-9, 2007
St Anne's College, University of Oxford
Oxford, England

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Mai Gehrke and Hilary Priestley

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On the existence of a continuum of logics in NEXT(KTB).
by
Zofia Kostrzycka
University of Technology, Opole, Poland

Zofia Kostrzycka

On the existence of a continuum of logics in NEXT(\mathbf{KTB})

On the existence of a continuum of logics in NEXT(KTB)

University of Technology
Luboszycka 3, 45-036 Opole, Poland
E-mail z.kostrzycka@po.opole.pl

In this paper we investigate normal modal logics over T2=KTB[¯]2 p→ [¯]3 p logic. Although the T2 logic is characterized by the class of reflexive symmetric and two-step transitive frames, there is very few results concerning it.

Yutaka Miyazaki in [2] considered logics determined by the so-called wheel frames. On the base of these frames and by using the splitting technique effectively, he constructed a continuum of normal modal logics over T2 logic.

In this paper we characterize the wheel frames by formulas written in one variable. On this purpose we take advantage of the infinite sequence of non-equivalent formulas in one variable from [2].

Theorem 1 There is a continuum of normal modal logics over T2 logic defined by formulas in one variable.

We also characterize the connection between the notion of diameter of a frame with a tail, and locally tabular members in NEXT(T2).

Theorem 2 Let L ∈ NEXT(T2) logic and L is characterized by frames with a tail. Then:
L is locally tabular iff L has a finite diameter.

References:

[1] Kostrzycka Z., On formulas in one variable in NEXT(KTB), Bulletin of the Section of Logic, Vol.35:2/3, (2006), 119-131.

[2] Miyazaki Y. Normal modal logics containing KTB with some finiteness conditions, Advances in Modal Logic, Vol.5, (2005), 171-190.

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Date received: April 25, 2007


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