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Lattice-based paraconsistent logic

Wendy MacCaull, +1 more
- 01 Jan 2006 - 
- pp 173-187
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In this article, the authors describe a procedure for developing models and associated proof systems for two styles of paraconsistent logic with negation and give an Urquhart-style representation of bounded not necessarily discrete lattices using (grill, cogrill) pairs.
Abstract
In this paper we describe a procedure for developing models and associated proof systems for two styles of paraconsistent logic. We first give an Urquhart-style representation of bounded not necessarily discrete lattices using (grill, cogrill) pairs. From this we develop Kripke semantics for a logic permitting 3 truth values: true, false and both true and false. We then enrich the lattice by adding a unary operation of negation that is involutive and antimonotone and show that the representation may be extended to these lattices. This yields Kripke semantics for a nonexplosive 3-valued logic with negation.

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