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    PDL with data constants (English)
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    This paper considers an extension of classical propositional dynamic logic with new operators for programs such as \(\alpha\) \(\cap \beta\) (the intersection of the programs \(\alpha\) and \(\beta)\) and \({\bar \alpha}\) (the complement of the program \(\alpha)\) and new formulas such as \(\alpha\) \(\subset \beta\) and \(\alpha =\beta\), which is given an (infinitary) complete axiomatization and shown to be highly undecidable.
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    dynamic algebra
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    data identity
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    undecidability
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    verification of
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    programs
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    propositional dynamic logic
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    intersection
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    complement
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    complete axiomatization
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