Many of the formal diagrammatic logics that have been developed are limited to be first order (typically monadic). This means that such logics cannot define commonly occurring concepts and, thus, are not as widely applicable as we might like. Suitably increasing their expressiveness will allow both the formalization of second order concepts and the study of such concepts from a new perspective. Our aim is to produce a second order diagrammatic logic and we present the initial ideas towards the development of such a logic
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International audienceThis paper provides an abstract definition of some kinds of logics, called dia...
A quite detailed account of how diagrammatic reasoning works in Euclid, the role of definitions, pos...
Diagrams are in common use in the rewriting community. In this paper, we present a formalization of ...
Existing diagrammatic notations based on Euler diagrams are mostly limited in expressiveness to mona...
In the research field of diagrammatic reasoning, there are some attempts for providing diagrammatic ...
There has been significant research effort focussed on the study of regular languages, since they pl...
Diagrammatic notations and reasoning have become a prominent focus of research over the last two dec...
The use of diagrams in mathematics has traditionally been restricted to guiding intuition and commun...
Abstract. First-order logic enjoys a nearly universal status as the language in which mathematics is...
Visual languages are studied in many different disciplines including Formal Logic. Several diagram m...
AbstractGraphs are finite and handled as relational structures. We give some answers to the followin...
International audienceIn this article I present and discuss some criteria to provide a diagrammatic ...
For dealing with computational effects in computer science, it may be helpful to use several logics...
This thesis explores several related issues surrounding second order logic. The central problem runn...
Various recent results about monadic second order logic and its fragments are presented. These resul...
International audienceThis paper provides an abstract definition of some kinds of logics, called dia...
A quite detailed account of how diagrammatic reasoning works in Euclid, the role of definitions, pos...
Diagrams are in common use in the rewriting community. In this paper, we present a formalization of ...