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    Quantum logics and Lindenbaum property (English)
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    It is shown that both orthomodular quantum logics (orthomodular lattices) and partial classical logics (based on partial Boolean algebras) cannot satisfy the Lindenbaum property, which asserts that any semantically non- contradictory set of formulas admits a semantically non-contradictory extension.
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    partial quantum logic
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    orthomodular quantum logics
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    orthomodular lattices
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    partial classical logics
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    partial Boolean algebras
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    Lindenbaum property
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