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A normal modal calculus between T and s4 without the finite model property
Journal of Symbolic Logic 34 (1):35-38 (1969)
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The first example of an intuitively meaningful propositional logic without the finite model property, and still the simplest one in the literature. The question of its decidability appears still to be open.Author's Profile
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