Titlebook: Dynamic Epistemic Logic; Hans Ditmarsch,Wiebe Hoek,Barteld Kooi Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 belief revision.common

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Epistemic Actions, remains unchanged, and they may even result in the enlargement of the domain of the model (and its structure), even when the complexity is measured by the number of non-bisimilar states. We start with a motivating example. Reconsider Example 4.1 on page 67 of the previous chapter ‘public announcements’.

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Hans Ditmarsch,Wiebe Hoek,Barteld KooiThe first accessible reference to public announcement logic.Eminently suitable textbook for a graduate audience.Companion webpage with slides for lecturers, exams for further practice, etc..Everything

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Martin Elff,Sigrid Roßteutscherlevant sources in the literature to the end, the aim of this chapter naturally invites us to mention contributors to ‘the field’ while we try to put the work of this book in context within other, similar and less related, approaches.

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Kampagnendynamik im Bundestagswahlkampf 2005r time. We have in fact already seen that such changes are important: for instance in the Consecutive Numbers puzzle (Example 2.4), the information state of each agent changes as a result of an announcement by any of the agents (note that even the first announcement of . (“I don’t know the numbers”

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Konzeptualisierung und Methodik der Analyse,chapter, that was also on epistemic actions (see the Preface for motivation). In the current section we informally introduce action models. Action models are semantic objects that can also be seen as epistemic actions.