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,A Temporal Logic for Successive Events,ear temporal logic with a new modality to capture the case that a sequence of events successively occurs. We compared the expressivity between this extended linear temporal logic and the standard linear temporal logic.

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,On the Finite Model Property of Non-normal Modal Logics,.. We study the algebras corresponding to these logics and give some examples of them. We further introduce the Gentzen-style sequent calculi with soundness and completeness proved. Finally, we prove the FMP of these logics and thus decidability based on our systems by algebraic proof-theoretic methods.

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,Reasons in Weighted Argumentation Graphs,favor of or against actions—and their interaction. The interaction between normative reasons is usually made sense of by appealing to the metaphor of (normative) weight scales. This paper substitutes an argumentation-theoretic model for this metaphor. The upshot is a general and precise model that is faithful to the philosophical ideas.

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An Inferential Theory of Causal Reasoning,We present a general formalism of causal reasoning that encompasses both Pearl’s approach to causality and a number of key systems of nonmonotonic reasoning in artificial intelligence.

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,An Arrow-Based Dynamic Logic of Normative Systems and Its Decidability,Normative arrow update logic (NAUL) is a logic that combines normative temporal logic (NTL) and arrow update logic (AUL). In NAUL, norms are interpreted as arrow updates on labeled transition systems with a CTL-like logic. We show that the satisfiability problem of NAUL is decidable with a tableau method and it is in EXPSPACE.

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,Connexivity Meets Church and Ackermann,Here we study two connexive logics based on one of the conditionals introduced by Church in [.] and on some negations defined through falsity constants in the sense of Ackermann in [.].