Axiomatizing non-deterministic many-valued generalized consequence relations

Synthese 198 (S22):5373-5390 (2019)
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Abstract

We discuss the axiomatization of generalized consequence relations determined by non-deterministic matrices. We show that, under reasonable expressiveness requirements, simple axiomatizations can always be obtained, using inference rules which can have more than one conclusion. Further, when the non-deterministic matrices are finite we obtain finite axiomatizations with a suitable generalized subformula property.

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