Factor semantics forn-valued logics
Studia Logica 42 (2-3):179 - 185 (1983)
| Abstract | In this note we prove that some familiar systems of finitely many-valued logics havefactor semantics, and establish necessary conditions for a system of many-valued logic having semantics of this kind. | |||||||||
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