Dynamic negation, the one and only (Q1288172)
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Dynamic negation, the one and only (English)
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24 July 2000
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Dynamic negation monoids (DNM) are introduced as algebraic models for the dynamic predicate logic studied by J. Groenendijk and M. Stokhof in 1991. These are monoids \((M,;,\text{id})\) together with a zero element \(\perp\) and a unary operation \(\sim\) (called dynamic negation) satisfying a finite set of axioms that we do not specify here. The authors show that: 1. not every monoid with zero is the reduct of a DNM, and 2. in a DNM \((M,;,\text{id},\perp, \sim)\) the composition ; uniquely characterises id, \(\perp\) and \(\sim\).
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dynamic relation algebra
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dynamic negation monoid
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algebraic models
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dynamic predicate logic
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