Titlebook: Many-valued Semantics and Modal Logics: Essays in Honour of Yuriy Vasilievich Ivlev; Marcelo Esteban Coniglio,Ekaterina Kubyshkina,Dmit Bo

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Efficient Reasoning About Knowledge and Common KnowledgeO, taking advantage of a new formulation of the induction axiom for common knowledge that we have recently established. We also prove that the complexity of EL-O satisfiability is NP-complete, which makes it particularly interesting for knowledge representation.

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On Non-deterministic Functional CompletenessN-functionally complete, where . is the classical implication, and . is a unary, non-deterministic, semi-negation. We also present a single ternary two-valued non-deterministic connective which is N-functionally complete, and show that no single binary connective can have this property.

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elsewhere (1980, 1988), the beginning of James I’s reign saw a startling new interest, in the best plays of the ablest playwrights, in the idea of moral subversion. Earlier plays had of course shown evil men. The difference is that these new plays devise ‘heroes’ who not only commit evil acts, but

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