A generalisation of the concept of a relational model for modal logic

Theoria 36 (3):331-335 (1970)
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Generalises the concept of a relational model for modal logic, due to Kripke, so as to obtain a closer correspondence between relational and algebraic models. The generalisation obtained is essentially equivalent to the notion of a "first-order" model that was defined independently by S.K.Thomason.

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David Makinson
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