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As I can see, there is no way to enter logical constants (I've tried top/bottom/0/1). Of couse, one can use p -> p for top, but it isn't convenient. Although constants are not very usefull in classical logic, they often occur in modal logic formulas.
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Yes, that's not supported at the moment. Do you have a reference to standard tableau rules for a language with top and bottom? Any branch with bottom or ~top is closed?
@wo
Yes, from Fitting 2007 (Handbook of Modal logic, chapter 2):
"A tableau branch is called closed if it contains T Z and F Z for some formula Z, or
if it contains F \top, or T \botom. A tableau is closed if every branch is closed."
As I can see, there is no way to enter logical constants (I've tried
top
/bottom
/0
/1
). Of couse, one can usep -> p
for top, but it isn't convenient. Although constants are not very usefull in classical logic, they often occur in modal logic formulas.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: