Zero-one laws for modal logic (vol 69, pg 157, 1994)

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 69 (2-3):281-283 (1994)
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Abstract

We show that a 0–1 law holds for propositional modal logic, both for structure validity and frame validity. In the case of structure validity, the result follows easily from the well-known 0–1 law for first-order logic. However, our proof gives considerably more information. It leads to an elegant axiomatization for almost-sure structure validity and to sharper complexity bounds. Since frame validity can be reduced to a Π11 formula, the 0–1 law for frame validity helps delineate when 0–1 laws exist for second-order logics

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Joseph Y. Halpern
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