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Extensions of Deontic Logic : An Investigation into some Multi-Modal Systems

Daniel Rönnedal

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Deontic logic is a branch of logic that deals with normative concepts, propositions, arguments and systems. The main purpose of this compilation thesis is to investigate how deontic logic can be ex ...

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Deontic logic is a branch of logic that deals with normative concepts, propositions, arguments and systems. The main purpose of this compilation thesis is to investigate how deontic logic can be ex ...

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Deontic logic is a branch of logic that deals with normative concepts, propositions, arguments and systems. The main purpose of this compilation thesis is to investigate how deontic logic can be ex ...

Key concepts: Deontic logic, Normal modal logic, Accessibility relation, Modal logic, Computer science, Dynamic logic (digital electronics), Modal, Multimodal logic

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