Belief contraction as nonmonotonic inference

Journal of Symbolic Logic 65 (2):605-626 (2000)
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Abstract

A notion of an epistemic state is introduced as a generalization of common representations suggested for belief change. Based on it, a new kind of nonmonotonic inference relation corresponding to belief contractions is defined. A number of representation results is established that cover both traditional AGM contractions and contractions that do not satisfy recovery

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