Bringing them all together
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This is the introduction to a special issue of J. Log. Comput. devoted to hybrid modal logics. After a brief introduction to hybrid modal logics, the authors highlight the advantages of these logics in terms of expressivity over frames, complexity, completeness results and proof-theoretical simplicity. A brief history of the field is also given.
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