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Lecture 17 of 25Week 3 - Basic notions of Proof Theory, properties of Proof theoretic notions
Kripke semantics for Modal Logic systems
Prof. AVR Sarma · IIT Kanpur
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All the lectures
- What is logic? General Introduction
- Propositional Logic: Syntax
- Propositional Logic: Semantics
- Semantic Tableaux Method for Propositional Logic: General Examples
- Semantic Tableaux Method: Some Puzzles
- Semantic Tableaux Method-3: More puzzles
- Limitations of Classical Logic
- Origin of Modal Logic: Historical Survey
- Origin of Modal Logic: Strict Implication
- Strict Implication
- Strict Implication: Examples
- Language of Normal Modal Logic
- Language of Modal Logic, Modal Sentences- 1
- Language of Modal Logic 2: Syntax
- Axiomatic Modal Logic: Some Proofs
- Semantics of Modal Logic: Relational Structures
- Kripke semantics for Modal Logic systems
- Kripke semantics for Modal Logic: Some Examples
- Kripke Semantics for Modal Logic : Examples
- Semantic Tableaux method I
- Semantic Tableaux method II
- Possible worlds and Modal realism
- Conditional logic introduction
- Conditional logic C
- Conditional logics: C, C+, S, C1, C2 & conclusion