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Refined common knowledge logics or logics of common information (English)
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16 September 2003
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In the paper, the author gives sound and complete, axiomatic multi-modal systems, formalizing the notions of common information and knowledge. The operation of common information of a group of rational agents is understood as the greatest open fixed point for knowledge formulas. The problems of monotonicity, inward monotonicity, and omniscience are studied as well.
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modal logics of knowledge and information
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common knowledge and information
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omniscience
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monotonicity
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