Diagram Construction in Intuitionistic Logic

Logic Journal of the IGPL 14 (6):889-901 (2006)
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Abstract

Every classical first order structure is coded in its diagram consisting of atomic sentences it satisfies. We study diagrams for the class of constant domain Kripke models and use it to define notions of submodel, reduction, expansion and ultraproduct for a ceratin subclass of it. In particular, we study conditions under which forcing is preserved by reductions and expansions

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