Quantiÿed hybrid logic is quantiÿed modal logic extended with apparatus for naming states and asserting that a formula is true at a named state. While interpolation and Beth's deÿnability theorem fail in a number of well-known quantiÿed modal logics (for example in quantiÿed modal K, T, D, S4, S4.3
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Modality, bisimulation and interpolation in infinitary logic
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- Elsevier Science
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- 1999
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- Volume
- 96
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