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First Steps in Modal Logic

Sally Popkorn
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A survey of propositional logic can be found in this article, where the modal language and transition structures are discussed as well as the general completeness result of Kripke-completeness.
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Introduction Acknowledgements Part I. Preliminaries: 1. Survey of propositional logic 2. The modal language Part II. Transition Structures and Semantics: 3. Labelled transition structures 4. Valuation and satisfaction 5. Correspondence theory 6. The general confluence result Part III. Proof Theory and Completeness: 7. Some consequence relations 8. Standard formal systems 9. The general completeness result 10. Kripke-completeness Part IV. Model Constructions: 11. Bismulations 12. Filtrations 13. The finite model property Part V. More Advanced Material: 14. SLL logic 15. Lob logic 16. Canonicity without the fmp 17. Transition structures aren't enough Part VI. Two Appendices: Bibliography.

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