Disjunctive and Conjunctive Multiple-Conclusion Consequence Relations

Studia Logica 108 (6):1125-1143 (2020)
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Two different kinds of multiple-conclusion consequence relations taken from Shoesmith and Smiley and Galatos and Tsinakis or Nowak, called here disjunctive and conjunctive, respectively, defined on a formal language, are considered. They are transferred into a bounded lattice and a complete lattice, respectively. The properties of such abstract consequence relations are presented.

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Marek Nowak
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