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    Simplified semantics for relevant logics (and some of their rivals) (English)
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    16 February 1994
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    In ``Simplified semantics for basic relevant logics'' [the reviewer and \textit{R. Sylvan}, ibid. 21, 217-232 (1992; Zbl 0782.03008)] it was shown that the basic relevant logic, \({\mathbf B}\), has a simplified ternary- relation semantics which dispenses with all conditions on the ternary relation, as well as the heredity condition. This paper shows how a wide range of relevant (and irrelevant) logics extending \({\mathbf B}\), including \({\mathbf R}\), but not \({\mathbf E}\), have a similar simplified semantics. Appropriate soundness and completeness theorems are proved, and the addition of Boolean negation is shown to be conservative for many of the systems.
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    basic relevant logic
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    ternary-relation semantics
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    Boolean negation
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