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A natural semantics for modal logic over databases
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    A natural semantics for modal logic over databases (English)
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    Two interpretations of modal logic with nonmonotone, semantically defined consequence operations are given based on model theoretic forcing. A natural interpretation for the theory of database updates is also presented. Local and global versions of forcing consequences are both covered applying Robinson's and Kripke's techniques.
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    closed-world assumption
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    nonmonotonic logic
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    logic database
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    nonmonotone consequence operations
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    model theoretic forcing
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    theory of database updates
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