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GLukG logic and its application for non-monotonic reasoning
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Abstract. We present GLukG, a paraconsistent logic recently introduced. We discuss our motivation as well as interesting properties of this logic. We introduce a non-monotonic semantics based on GLukG.
Mauricio Osorio
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