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A Comment on Work by Booth and Co-authors
Studia Logica 94 (3):403-432 (2010)
Abstract
Booth and his co-authors have shown in [2], that many new approaches to theory revision (with fixed K ) can be represented by two relations, , where is a sub-relation of < . They have, however, left open a characterization of the infinite case, which we treat here.Author's Profile
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