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The first completely rigorous definition of hybrid logic was given in Robert Bull's paper Bull (1970) which appeared in a special issue of the journal Theoria in memory of Prior.

Here, only a delineation of the field of logic is given.

The details of Aristotle's syllogistic logic are given in the entry on Aristotle's Logic.

A textbook treatment of dynamic epistemic logic is given in Ditmarsch et al. 2006.

Heyting arithmetic is defined to be the same as classical arithmetic, except that the underlying predicate logic is given by intuitionistic axioms and rules of inference (see below).

For the residual evaluation, a proper evaluation approach as well as a suitable decision logic is given to make a correct final decision.

In Meyer 2000 a number of other applications of dynamic logic are given including deontic logic (see also Meyer 1988), reasoning about database updates, the semantics of reasoning systems such as reflective architectures.

So, I might have X,X ⊢ A, which says that I can use X twice to get A. I might not have X ⊢ A, which says that I can use X once alone to get A. A helpful introduction to linear logic is given in Troelstra's Lectures on Linear Logic (1992).

In this section we present how the formal languages of propositional logics are given an algebraic interpretation.

Realizability interpretations of logics are given by saying what it means for computational objects of some kind to realize, logical formulae.

In those works a logic system was given by a formal language and a deductive calculus, namely a set of axioms and a set of inference rules.