
doi: 10.1007/bf01054038
The paper aims at some general theory of names in a purely modal environment. Names are properties that identify a single intensional object completely. The suggested language is a propositional modal language enriched by a general modality and names: special propositional variables that are allowed to be true at exactly one point of the universe only. This language turns out to be of great expressive power. Topics of the paper are (modal) definability and deductive systems in that language. Some completeness theorems are proved.
definability, deductive systems, general theory of names, modal frames, completeness, Modal logic (including the logic of norms), modal logic
definability, deductive systems, general theory of names, modal frames, completeness, Modal logic (including the logic of norms), modal logic
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