A Note on Logics of Ignorance and Borders

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 49 (4):385-392 (2008)
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We present and show topological completeness for LB, the logic of the topological border. LB is also a logic of epistemic ignorance. Also, we present and show completeness for LUT, the logic of unknown truths. A simple topological completeness proof for S4 is also presented using a T1 space

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Christopher Steinsvold
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