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We investigate how to formalize reasoning that takes account of time by using connectives like “before” and “after.” We develop semantics for a formal logic, which we axiomatize. In proving that the axiomatization is strongly complete we show how a temporal ordering of propositions can yield a linear timeline. We formalize examples of ordinary language sentences to illustrate the scope and limitations of this method. We then discuss ways to deal with some of those limitations.
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Tom
Numer
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155–200
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Daty
wydano
2015-06-01
online
2014-09-06
Twórcy
autor
- Advanced Reasoning Forum, Dogshine, New Mexico, USA, rle@ARFbooks.org
Bibliografia
- Allen, J. F., “Maintaining knowledge about temporal intervals”, Communications of the ACM, 26, 11 (1983): 832–843. DOI: 10.1145/182.358434
- Epstein, R. L., Propositional Logics (The Semantic Foundations of Logic) Kluwer, 1990. 2nd edition, Oxford University Press, 1995. 2nd edition with corrections, Wadsworth, 2000. 3rd edition, Advanced Reasoning Forum, 2012.
- Epstein, R. L., “Truth and reasoning”, pages 101–127 in Prescriptive Reasoning, Advanced Reasoning Forum.
- Epstein, R. L., “Reflections on temporal and modal logic”, Logic and Logical Philosophy (2014). DOI: 10.12775/LLP.2014.015
- Epstein, R. L., Logic, Language, and the World, vol. 2 “Time and Space”. Advanced Reasoning Forum (previously available as part of a draft called “The Internal Structure of Predicates and Names with an Analysis of Reasoning about Process” at http://www.AdvancedReasoningForum.org.
- Epstein, R. L., and Walter A. Carnielli, Computability, Wadsworth & Brooks/Cole/ 1989. 3rd edition, Advanced Reasoning Forum, 2008.
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Bibliografia
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