- respectively. A
logic for
which Tarski's
method is applicable, is
called algebraizable.
There are
however a
number of
logics where this is not the case, for...
- operator: protoalgebraic, (finitely) equivalential, and (finitely)
algebraizable.
Logic in
Eastern philosophy Logic in
China Logic in
India Logic for...
- 2009) open
access at
Project Euclid W.J. Blok; Don
Pigozzi (1989).
Algebraizable logics.
American Mathematical Society. ISBN 0821824597. J****z Czelakowski...
-
represented by a
formal scheme. Such a
formal scheme is then said to be
algebraizable if
there is
another scheme that can
represent the same functor, up to...
-
process of
algebraization itself, like
classifying various forms of
algebraizability using the
Leibniz operator (Czelakowski 2003). A
homogeneous binary...
- However, the
abstract notion of a
compact Riemann surface is
always algebraizable (The Riemann's
existence theorem,
Kodaira embedding theorem.), but it...
-
classes are
formed by the
equivalential logics, the
weakly algebraizable logics and the
algebraizable logics,
among others.
There is a
generalization of the...
- (universal algebra)
Universal logic Font, 2003. Blok, W., Pigozzi, D, 1989.
Algebraizable logics.
Memoirs of the AMS, 77(396). Also
available for
download from...
-
Kracht (2007), §7 Jeřábek (2005, 2007, 2008) W. Blok, D. Pigozzi,
Algebraizable logics,
Memoirs of the
American Mathematical Society 77 (1989), no....
- editors.
Along with Don Pigozzi, Wim Blok co-aut****d the
monograph Algebraizable Logics,
which began the
field now
known as
abstract algebraic logic...
