The Boxdot Conjecture and the Generalized McKinsey Axiom

Australasian Journal of Logic 15 (3):630-641 (2018)
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Abstract

The Boxdot Conjecture is shown to hold for a novel class of modal systems. Each system in this class is K plus an instance of a natural generalization of the McKinsey axiom. [Note from the editors: This paper was accepted for publication in 2011. It should have been published in 2014. The lateness of the appearance of the article is due entirely to an editorial oversight.]

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