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A note on the logic of signed equations

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A signed -equation is an expression of the form t ≈ t′ or t ≉ t′, where t and t′ are -terms (for some ranked set ∑). We characterize those classes of -algebras which are models of a set of signed -equations. Further we consider the problem of finding a complete deductive system analogous to equational logic for the logical consequence operation restricted to signed equations.

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Bloom, S.L. A note on the logic of signed equations. Stud Logica 41, 75–81 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00373494

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