A note on three-valued logic and Tarski theorem on truth definitions
Studia Logica 39 (4):405 - 414 (1980)
| Abstract | We introduce a notion of semantical closure for theories by formalizing Nepeivoda notion of truth. [10]. Tarski theorem on truth definitions is discussed in the light of Kleene's three valued logic (here treated with a formal reinterpretation of logical constants). Connections with Definability Theory are also established. | |||||||||
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