Titlebook: Computer Science Logic; 4th Workshop, CSL ‘9 Egon Börger,Hans Kleine Büning,Wolfgang Schönfeld Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag

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phlegm

https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0094072umber . of provers, number . of rounds and the value 1/. by which the error is bounded away from one half. In this denotation the class .(.) of languages accepted by ordinary IP-systems with . provers and . rounds appears as .(., 1/6), whereas we define .(.) to be the union of all .(., 1/.) with an

intricacy

,1847—Foundation and Founding Fathers,out their beliefs or knowledge. Several logics for belief dependence are introduced and studied. First of all, we try to formalize the problem of belief dependence in the framework of general epistemic logics, by which we will argue that general epistemic logic is not appropriate to formalize the pr

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