Stefan Wintein

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Theories of fairness and aggregation Erkenntnis	2024-12-11	Paper
To be fair: claims have amounts and strengths Social Choice and Welfare	2024-07-10	Paper
Liberal political equality does \textit{not} imply proportional representation Social Choice and Welfare	2022-09-09	Paper
Interpolation in 16-valued trilattice logics Studia Logica	2018-04-16	Paper
How to be fairer Synthese	2018-03-27	Paper
Interpolation methods for Dunn logics and their extensions Studia Logica	2017-12-14	Paper
A Gentzen calculus for nothing but the truth Journal of Philosophical Logic	2016-09-15	Paper
On all strong Kleene generalizations of classical logic Studia Logica	2016-06-14	Paper
From closure games to strong Kleene truth Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic	2016-05-25	Paper
Analytic tableaux for all of \(\mathrm{SIXTEEN}_3\) Journal of Philosophical Logic	2016-03-08	Paper
From bi-facial truth to bi-facial proofs Studia Logica	2015-06-26	Paper
Alternative ways for truth to behave when there's no vicious reference Journal of Philosophical Logic	2014-12-18	Paper
Modifying Kremer's modified Gupta-Belnap desideratum	2014-08-12	Paper
A calculus for Belnap's logic in which each proof consists of two trees	2013-06-12	Paper
On languages that contain their own ungroundedness predicate Logique et Analyse. Nouvelle Série	2012-08-05	Paper
Assertoric semantics and the computational power of self-referential truth Journal of Philosophical Logic	2012-06-13	Paper
A framework for riddles about truth that do not involve self-reference Studia Logica	2012-03-09	Paper
What makes a knight? Interfaces: Explorations in Logic, Language and Computation	2010-08-24	Paper
Multiple fund investment situations and related games Mathematical Methods of Operations Research	2008-03-06	Paper

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