Kripke frame

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A Kripke frame is a mathematical structure used in modal logic, consisting of a set of possible worlds together with a relation specifying which worlds are accessible from which others.

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Kripke model 1
Kripke structures 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical structure
semantic structure in modal logic
appliedIn computer science
formal epistemology
program verification
canHaveProperty Euclidean accessibility relation
reflexive accessibility relation
serial accessibility relation
symmetric accessibility relation
transitive accessibility relation
correspondsTo normal modal logic systems via frame conditions
system S4 via reflexive and transitive frames
system S5 via equivalence relation frames
system T via reflexive frames
distinguishedFrom Kripke model which also includes a valuation function
formalDefinition pair (W,R) where W is a nonempty set and R is a binary relation on W
generalizes relational models for necessity and possibility
hasAccessibilityRelationType binary relation on W × W
hasComponent accessibility relation
set of possible worlds
hasComponentRole accessibility relation represents reachability between worlds
worlds represent possible states or situations
hasConstraint W is usually required to be nonempty
hasDomain set W of possible worlds
hasNotation (W,R)
hasRelation binary relation R on W
introducedInField mathematical logic
philosophical logic
namedAfter Saul Kripke NERFINISHED
provides relational semantics for modal logics
relatedConcept Kripke model NERFINISHED
Kripke semantics NERFINISHED
usedFor interpreting deontic operators
interpreting knowledge operators
interpreting modal operators
interpreting necessity
interpreting possibility
interpreting temporal operators
usedIn deontic logic
dynamic logic
epistemic logic
intuitionistic logic
modal logic
temporal logic
usedToDefine truth of modal formulas at worlds
usedToStudy bisimulation between models
completeness of modal logics
correspondence theory in modal logic

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Semantical Considerations on Modal Logic hasConcept Kripke frame
this entity surface form: Kripke model
CTL* semanticsDefinedOver Kripke frame
this entity surface form: Kripke structures