Validity and satisfaction in imperative logic (Q923063)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4170860
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4170860 |
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Validity and satisfaction in imperative logic (English)
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1990
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An imperative logic is presented as a modified dynamic logic. Rather than treating commands as prescribed propositions, they are handled as prescribed actions. Syntactically, this is accomplished by having the imperative operator apply, not to formulas (propositions) but to terms (actions). It is argued that the presented modelling stands free from a previously recognized difficulty (Ross's objection).
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imperative logic
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modified dynamic logic
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prescribed actions
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