Ricardo Óscar Rodríguez

Mauro Ferrari, Camillo Fiorentini, Paolo Giardini et al.

We introduce GW, a Gödel modal logic based on Kripke models in which the value of each modal formula is witnessed by an accessible world. This witnessed semantics eliminates the limit-based phenomena that preclude the finite model property in the usual Kripke semantics for Gödel modal logics, thereby yielding a more constructive semantic framework. We present a sound and complete refutation calculus for GW and design a terminating backward proof-search procedure with countermodel generation. As a direct consequence of this procedure, GW enjoys the finite model property.

Tommaso Flaminio, Lluis Godo, Paula Menchón et al.

The present paper is devoted to study the effect of connected and disconnected rotations of Gödel algebras with operators grounded on directly indecomposable structures. The structures resulting from this construction we will present are nilpotent minimum (with or without negation fixpoint, depending on whether the rotation is connected or disconnected) with special modal operators defined on a directly indecomposable algebra. In this paper we will present a (quasi-)equational definition of these latter structures. Our main results show that directly indecomposable nilpotent minimum algebras (with or without negation fixpoint) with modal operators are fully characterized as connected and disconnected rotations of directly indecomposable Gödel algebras endowed with modal operators.