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Bilatice logic

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We employ the well-studied and powerful techniques of algebraic semantics and Priestley duality to set up a Kripke semantics for a modal expansion of Arieli and Avron’s bilattice logic, itself based on Belnap’s four-valued logic. We obtain soundness and completeness of a Hilbert-style derivation system for this logic with respect to both classical Kripke frames and four-valued ones, the link between the two arising from a purely topological reading of one axiom. The results hold independently of whether one is interested in local consequence or global consequence on the models.

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