
doi: 10.1007/bfb0039698
Predicates are a popular tool for specification. Unfortunately, they are less well suited to defining the semantics of programming languages. As as result, program refinement techniques are usually based on predicate transformers. This paper proposes a three-valued logic with a richer kind of predicate that is suitable for both specification and defining programming language semantics.
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