Note on generalized matrix semantics and the problem of supremum

Bulletin of the Section of Logic 17 (2):82-86 (1988)
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In [7] Wojtylak showed that the supremum of a finite collection of strongly finite logics is not necessarily strongly finite, putting to an end the dispute concerning the underlying algebraic structure of the set of all strongly finite logics defined on a propositional language. In this paper we prove that Wojtylak’s result extends to a wider class of propositional logics defined by finite sets of finite matrices with admissible valuations

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