A Lindström-style theorem for finitary propositional weak entailment languages with absurdity

Logic Journal of the IGPL 24 (2):115-137 (2016)
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Following a result by De Rijke for modal logic, it is shown that the basic weak entailment model-theoretic language with absurdity is the maximal model-theoretic language having the finite occurrence property, preservation under relevant directed bisimulations and the finite depth property. This can be seen as a generalized preservation theorem characterizing propositional weak entailment formulas among formulas of other model-theoretic languages.

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Guillermo Badia
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