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In the field of epistemic logic, agents are assumed to be logically omniscient.

The social processes that underlie language use

For temporal epistemic logic, perfect recall is characterized by the axiom [K.sub.i]X[phi] [right arrow] X[K.sub.i][phi], while its converse, no learning, is X[K.sub.i] [right arrow] [K.sub.i]X[phi].

Logics for multiagent systems

Hintikka's second generation epistemic logic introduces a syntactic device allowed to express independence relations between certain logical constants.

The Philosophical Quarterly: October 2011, Vol. 61, No. 245

Following are chapters on general topics such as compositionality, dynamic epistemic logic, formal learning theory, and non-montonic reasoning in interpretation.

Handbook of logic and language, 2d ed

Others take it to be a general puzzle about the erosion of intuitively distinct views at the intersection of modal and epistemic logic. Among antirealists, some view it as genuinely paradoxical, while others take it as further evidence that anti-realists should deny (v) and opt for an intuitionistic logic.

Joe Salerno, ed. New Essays on the Knowability Paradox

I focus therefore on the serious nature of games and show, through my personal history with games--or rather my attempts to change the rules of those games--how probability theory, game theory, and epistemic logic infuse these playful activities.

Serious play

Sorensen and Williamson explicitly reject the corresponding axiom of epistemic logic (the KK or S4 axiom: Kp [right arrow] KKp).

A new solution to the sorites problem

I give in this paper a doxastic and epistemic logic based on probability theory.

Probabilistic foundations for operator logic

The innovations of MacFarlane and Yalcin independently reinforce the modal collapse espoused by Jaakko Hintikka in his 1962 epistemic logic (which relied on the implausible KK principle and heavy idealizations).

Mind: July 2009, Vol. 118, No. 471