We introduce a first-order temporal logic for reasoning about branching time. It is well known that the set of valid formulas is not recursively enumerable and there is no finitary axiomatization. We offer a sound and strongly complete axiomatization for the considered logic
AbstractThe results presented in this paper concern the axiomatizability problem of first-order temp...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the first-order temporal logic with linear and discrete time. We p...
I present an expressive temporal logic intended for applica-tions in KR and ontology construction. T...
Logics of general branching time, or historical necessity, have long been studied but important axio...
Many temporal logics were suggested as branching time specification formalisms during the last 20 ye...
Many temporal logics have been suggested as branching time specification formalisms during the past ...
AbstractMany temporal logics have been suggested as branching time specification formalisms during t...
AbstractAs shown in (Szalas, 1986, 1986, 1987) there is no finitistic and complete axiomatization of...
An expression branching time logic is introduced. Its power allows us to describe the local structur...
An expressive branching time logic is introduced. Its power allows us to describe the local structur...
Abstract. We give a brief introduction to the axiomatization of temporal logics. Branching continuat...
This paper is intended as an attempt to describe logical consequence in branching time logics. We st...
In this paper, we investigate the power of extending first-order quantification over states to branc...
Two main areas of temporal logics are those of linear time and of branching time. Linear orders, tho...
Traditional implementation techniques for temporal logic programming languages are based on the noti...
AbstractThe results presented in this paper concern the axiomatizability problem of first-order temp...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the first-order temporal logic with linear and discrete time. We p...
I present an expressive temporal logic intended for applica-tions in KR and ontology construction. T...
Logics of general branching time, or historical necessity, have long been studied but important axio...
Many temporal logics were suggested as branching time specification formalisms during the last 20 ye...
Many temporal logics have been suggested as branching time specification formalisms during the past ...
AbstractMany temporal logics have been suggested as branching time specification formalisms during t...
AbstractAs shown in (Szalas, 1986, 1986, 1987) there is no finitistic and complete axiomatization of...
An expression branching time logic is introduced. Its power allows us to describe the local structur...
An expressive branching time logic is introduced. Its power allows us to describe the local structur...
Abstract. We give a brief introduction to the axiomatization of temporal logics. Branching continuat...
This paper is intended as an attempt to describe logical consequence in branching time logics. We st...
In this paper, we investigate the power of extending first-order quantification over states to branc...
Two main areas of temporal logics are those of linear time and of branching time. Linear orders, tho...
Traditional implementation techniques for temporal logic programming languages are based on the noti...
AbstractThe results presented in this paper concern the axiomatizability problem of first-order temp...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the first-order temporal logic with linear and discrete time. We p...
I present an expressive temporal logic intended for applica-tions in KR and ontology construction. T...
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