Логическое всеведение и эпистемическое табличное исчисление предикатов.

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M.N. Bezhanishvili

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In the article a predicate version of epistemic tableaux cal-culus Ep4 based on semantics of partial possible worlds is constructed and investigated. In particular, it is shown that Ep4 is sound and com-plete. This non-normal and non-monotonic tableaux calculus enables us to avoid the socalled paradox of logical omniscience.

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