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Soundness of Propositional Logics through Morphisms
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I'm trying to prove that propositional logic is sound and complete, using the notion of morphism between consequence systems, i.e., pairs $langle C,vdashrangle$ where C is a signature and $vdash:wp L(C)rightarrow wp L(C)$ is a map between the language generated by the signature.
More specifically, I'm trying to find a morphism
$h:langle C,vdashranglerightarrowlangle C,vDashrangle$
which by definition would imply that
$h(Gamma^vdash)subseteq(h(Gamma))^vDash$
Is this possible? And if so, what morphism could I use?
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I'm trying to prove that propositional logic is sound and complete, using the notion of morphism between consequence systems, i.e., pairs $langle C,vdashrangle$ where C is a signature and $vdash:wp L(C)rightarrow wp L(C)$ is a map between the language generated by the signature.
More specifically, I'm trying to find a morphism
$h:langle C,vdashranglerightarrowlangle C,vDashrangle$
which by definition would imply that
$h(Gamma^vdash)subseteq(h(Gamma))^vDash$
Is this possible? And if so, what morphism could I use?
logic
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
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I'm trying to prove that propositional logic is sound and complete, using the notion of morphism between consequence systems, i.e., pairs $langle C,vdashrangle$ where C is a signature and $vdash:wp L(C)rightarrow wp L(C)$ is a map between the language generated by the signature.
More specifically, I'm trying to find a morphism
$h:langle C,vdashranglerightarrowlangle C,vDashrangle$
which by definition would imply that
$h(Gamma^vdash)subseteq(h(Gamma))^vDash$
Is this possible? And if so, what morphism could I use?
logic
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
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I'm trying to prove that propositional logic is sound and complete, using the notion of morphism between consequence systems, i.e., pairs $langle C,vdashrangle$ where C is a signature and $vdash:wp L(C)rightarrow wp L(C)$ is a map between the language generated by the signature.
More specifically, I'm trying to find a morphism
$h:langle C,vdashranglerightarrowlangle C,vDashrangle$
which by definition would imply that
$h(Gamma^vdash)subseteq(h(Gamma))^vDash$
Is this possible? And if so, what morphism could I use?
logic
logic
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
12
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
Tiago CostaTiago Costa
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