Constants in Kripke Models for Intuitionistic Logic
Daniel Dzierzgowski
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Daniel Dzierzgowski
Abstract
Abstract We present a technique to extend a Kripke structure (for intuitionistic logic) into an elementary extension satisfying some property (cardinality, saturation, etc.) which can be “axiomatized” by a family of sets of sentences, where, most often, many constant symbols occur. To that end, we prove extended theorems of completeness and compactness. Also, a section of the paper is devoted to the back‐and‐forth construction of isomorphisms between Kripke structures.
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Abstract We present a technique to extend a Kripke structure (for intuitionistic logic) into an elementary extension satisfying some property (cardinality, saturation, etc.) which can be “axiomatized” by a family of sets of sentences, where, most often, many constant symbols occur. To that end, we prove extended theorems of completeness and compactness. Also, a section of the paper is devoted to the back‐and‐forth construction of isomorphisms between Kripke structures.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Intuitionistic logic, Extension (predicate logic), Kripke structure, Kripke semantics, Cardinality (data modeling), Completeness (order theory), Property (philosophy)