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The paper studies propositional downward closed team logic (\(\mathsf{PT}_0\)), propositional dependence logic (\(\mathsf{PD}\)), propositional dependence logic with intuitionistic disjunction (\(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\)), propositional intuitionistic dependence logic (\(\mathsf{PID}\)), and propositional inquisitive logic (\(\mathsf{InqL}\)) are studied. \(\mathsf{PD}\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) are the propositional counterparts of known first-order logics of dependence. The sound and strongly complete deductive systems for logics \(\mathsf{PD}\), \(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) have been constructed. It is proven that all of the logics \(\mathsf{PT}_0\), \(\mathsf{PD}\), \(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\), \(\mathsf{InqL}\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) are expressively complete, expressively equivalent and compact.
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propositional dependence logic
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inquisitive logic
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team semantics
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non-classical logic
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    The paper studies propositional downward closed team logic (\(\mathsf{PT}_0\)), propositional dependence logic (\(\mathsf{PD}\)), propositional dependence logic with intuitionistic disjunction (\(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\)), propositional intuitionistic dependence logic (\(\mathsf{PID}\)), and propositional inquisitive logic (\(\mathsf{InqL}\)) are studied. \(\mathsf{PD}\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) are the propositional counterparts of known first-order logics of dependence. The sound and strongly complete deductive systems for logics \(\mathsf{PD}\), \(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) have been constructed. It is proven that all of the logics \(\mathsf{PT}_0\), \(\mathsf{PD}\), \(\mathsf{PD}^\lor\), \(\mathsf{InqL}\) and \(\mathsf{PID}\) are expressively complete, expressively equivalent and compact.
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    propositional dependence logic
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    inquisitive logic
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    team semantics
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    non-classical logic
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