Our
Project
Intuitionistic logic
enjoys a myriad of interpretations based on computation,
information or topology, making it a natural framework
to reason about dynamic processes in which these
phenomena play a crucial role. However, there is a large
gap to be filled regarding our understanding of the
computational behaviour of intuitionistic temporal
logics. The aim of this project is to cement our
understanding of intuitionistic temporal logics by
developing their model theory based on dynamic
topological systems, and their proof theory based on
prominent paradigms such as Gentzen-style calculi as
well as cyclic proofs.
Bern Team
- Supervisor:
Thomas Studer [webpage]
- PhD Student:
Lukas Zenger [webpage]
Ghent
Team
- Supervisors:
David Fernández-Duque [webpage]
Andreas Weiermann [webpage]
- Postdoctoral Researcher:
Brett McLean [webpage]
Publications
- Joseph Boudou, Martín Diéguez and David
Fernández-Duque. Complete Intuitionistic Temporal Logics
in Topological Dynamics. Journal of Symbolic Logic, DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1017/jsl.2022.8, 2022. [Journal]
[ArXiv]
- Joseph Boudou, Martín Diéguez, and Philip Kremer. Exploring the Jungle of
Intuitionistic Temporal Logics. Theory and
Practice of Logic Programming, 21(4): 459-492 (2021) [Journal]
[ArXiv]
- Philippe
Balbiani, Martín Diéguez, and David Fernández-Duque. Some constructive
variants of S4 with the finite model property. LICS
2021: 1-13. [Proceedings]
[ArXiv]
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