A Completeness Proof for an Infinitary Tense Logic
A Completeness Proof for an Infinitary Tense Logic
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无限时态逻辑的完整性证明
DOI:
10.1111/j.1755-2567.1977.tb00778.x
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发表时间:
2008
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0.5
通讯作者:
G. Sundholm
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作者:
G. Sundholm
In his forthcoming examination of G. H. von Wright's tense-logic [4], Krister Segerberg studies certain infinitary extensions of the original tense-logic created by von Wright. For one of these extensions the completeness problem turned out to be harder than was expected at first sight. This paper is devoted to a proof of a completeness theorem for the extension in question, called Wl by Segerberg. We use a countable language of ordinary prepositional logic supplied with two modal operators: O ("tomorrow") and D ("always"). The relevant semantics for tense-logic based on this language uses the frame 9^ = , where the successorrelation is the accessibility-relation for O and n A is true at k. We assume that the reader is familiar with ordinary Kripkesemantics for modal languages and, in particular, that he understands what it means that "9ft is a model on the frame 9^". We shall use O(A] as a shorthand for