Lattices of Finitely Alternative Normal Tense Logics

Studia Logica 109 (5):1093-1118 (2021)
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Abstract

A finitely alternative normal tense logic \ is a normal tense logic characterized by frames in which every point has at most n future alternatives and m past alternatives. The structure of the lattice \\) is described. There are \ logics in \\) without the finite model property, and only one pretabular logic in \\). There are \ logics in \\) which are not finitely axiomatizable. For \, there are \ logics in \\) without the FMP, and infinitely many pretabular extensions of \.

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Minghui Ma
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