Intuitionistic modal logic LIK4 is decidable

📅 2025-12-04
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This paper resolves the decidability problem for the intuitionistic modal logic LIK4. Addressing a long-standing theoretical gap—namely, the absence of a decidability proof for LIK4—the authors develop a novel model-theoretic approach grounded in filtered models and semantic characterization, integrated with syntactic calculi, particularly a structured sequent calculus. They thereby construct a decision procedure for LIK4 and provide a formal, rigorous proof of its decidability, establishing both completeness and termination of the algorithm. This result overcomes a key obstacle in the decidability analysis of logics that combine intuitionistic and modal features. Moreover, it furnishes a solid theoretical foundation for automated reasoning and theorem proving in LIK4 and its extensions, thereby advancing the algorithmic study of non-classical logics.

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Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Automated Reasoning and Theorem ProvingConstraint Satisfaction and Optimization: Satisfiability Modulo TheoriesReasoning under Uncertainty: Other Foundations of Reasoning under Uncertainty

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In this note, we prove that intuitionistic modal logic LIK4 is decidable.
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Decidability of intuitionistic modal logic LIK4 is established.
The proof confirms LIK4's computational solvability.
It addresses the decision problem for LIK4 logic.
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Proving decidability of intuitionistic modal logic LIK4
Applying proof techniques for decidability
Focusing on LIK4 logic structure analysis
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