Abstract. We consider two systems of constructive modal logic which are computationally motivated. Their modalities admit several computational interpretations and are used to capt...
Natasha Alechina, Michael Mendler, Valeria de Paiv...
Fusion is arguably the simplest way to combine modal logics. For normal modal logics with Kripke semantics, many properties such as completeness and decidability are known to trans...
Dynamic Topological Logic provides a context for studying the confluence of the topological semantics for S4, based on topological spaces rather than Kripke frames; topological dy...
Fusion is a well-known form of combining normal modal logics endowed with a Hilbert calculi and a Kripke semantics. Herein, fusion is studied over logic systems using sequent calc...
The method of logical relations is a classic technique for proving the equivalence of higher-order programs that implement the same observable behavior but employ different intern...
Derek Dreyer, Georg Neis, Andreas Rossberg, Lars B...