Axiomatization of a Denotational Semantics for First-order Logic

Logic Journal of the IGPL 12 (4):277-299 (2004)
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An axiomatization is presented of the denotational semantics for first order language of Apt [1]. The goal is to obtain a rational reconstruction of the intuitions underlying this semantics. The axiomatization combines ideas about four valued logic with facts about substitutions. Soundness and completeness of the axiomatization are established. From the completeness proof a decision procedure is obtained that shows how four valued logic and order sensitivity of substitution together add up in a natural way to the denotational semantics for the language of first order logic as proposed by Apt

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