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A counterexample in tense logic (English)
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26 June 1997
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The paper presents an (infinitely axiomatizable) normal modal logic containing K4 which has the finite model property and the minimal tense extension of which is Kripke incomplete.
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tense logic
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Kripke completeness
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modal logic
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finite model property
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minimal tense extension
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