
TL;DR
This paper characterizes all pretabular tense logics extending S4t, revealing exactly five in a specific class and demonstrating a continuum of such logics overall, thus resolving a long-standing open problem about their cardinality.
Contribution
It provides a full classification of pretabular extensions of S4t and establishes the anti-dichotomy theorem for their cardinalities, answering a question posed in 1979.
Findings
Exactly five pretabular logics extend S4.3_t.
The set of all pretabular extensions has continuum cardinality.
The anti-dichotomy theorem for cardinalities of pretabular logics is proved.
Abstract
A logic is called tabular if it is the logic of some finite frame and is pretabular if it is not tabular while all of its proper consistent extensions are tabular. In this work, we study pretabular tense logics in the lattice of all extensions of , tense . For all , we define the tense logic with respectively bounded width, depth and z-degree. We give a full characterization of the set of all pretabular logics extending , which entails that there are exactly 5 pretabular logics in . Moreover, by providing a full characterization of and proving that , we show the anti-dichotomy…
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TopicsFormal Methods in Verification · Logic, programming, and type systems · Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge
