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Some failures of interpolation in modal logic (English)
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If a modal logic L has only one Post-complete extension and is Halldén- incomplete, then interpolation fails in L. This observation yields quick proofs of failure of interpolation in numerous familiar logics and continuum-many extensions of S4.
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Halldén-completeness
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Post-completeness
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