Logic TK: Algebraic Notions from Tarski’s Consequence Operator

Principia: An International Journal of Epistemology 14 (1):47–70 (2010)
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Abstract

Tarski presented his definition of consequence operator to explain the most important notions which any logical consequence concept must contemplate. A Tarski space is a pair constituted by a nonempty set and a consequence operator. This structure characterizes an almost topological space. This paper presents an algebraic view of the Tarski spaces and introduces a modal propositional logic which has as a model exactly the closed sets of a Tarski space.

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