Temporal relation defines the order or overlap between events. It's crucial for understanding narratives, causality, and event sequencing in various…
The previousness relation defines a temporal ordering where one event precedes another. It's fundamental in causality, logic, and understanding event…
Explore the 'future-in-future' tense, a hypothetical grammatical concept describing actions that will be completed before another future event. It adds…
Temporal modal logic extends modal logic with time-related modalities like 'always' and 'sometimes'. It enables reasoning about the temporal aspects…
The temperature paradox highlights how seemingly illogical conclusions, like 'ninety is rising,' can be valid within specific formal logical systems.…
Relational semantics interprets logical languages using relations between possible worlds or states of affairs. It's a key tool for understanding…
Multi-modal logic extends classical modal logic by integrating multiple distinct types of modalities. It handles variations in necessity, possibility, knowledge,…
Modal logic is a branch of logic that formally explores concepts like necessity, possibility, and obligation. It uses modal operators…
Hybrid logic enhances modal logic by allowing direct reference to specific worlds within models. This increases expressiveness, enabling more precise…
A frame in modal logic defines a set of possible worlds and the accessibility relation between them. It serves as…