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On neighbourhood product of some Horn axiomatizable logics

Logic Journal of the IGPL. 2018. Vol. 26. No. 3. P. 316–338.
Kudinov A.

The paper considers modal logics of products of neighbourhood frames. The n-product of modal logics is the logic of all products of neighbourhood frames of the corresponding logics. We find the n-product of any two pretransitive Horn axiomatizable logics. As a corollary, we find the d-logic of products of topological spaces from some classes of topological spaces.

Research target: Mathematics Computer Science
Priority areas: IT and mathematics mathematics
Language: English
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Keywords: product of modal logicsтопологическая семантика topological semanticsПроизведение модальных логикNeighbourhood semanticsHorn sentencesокрестностная семантикаХорновы предложения
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