On variable separation in modal and superintuitionistic logics (Q1896757): Difference between revisions

A logic \(L\) is said to be Halldén-complete if, for all formulas \(A\) and \(B\) without common variables, \(A \vee B \in L\) implies \(A \in L\) or \(B \in L\). The paper proves algebraic equivalents for this and some other related properties of modal and superintuitionistic logics.