NCL'24: NON-CLASSICAL LOGICS: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS 2024
ACCEPTED PAPERS

Non-Classical Logics: Accepted full papers

  • Norihiro Kamide, Twist Sequent Calculi for S4: How to Generate Short Proofs for Provable Negated Modal Formulas
  • Norihiro Kamide, Unified Gentzen Approach to Connexive Logics
  • Norihiro Kamide and Sara Negri, A Unified Gentzen-style Framework for Until-free LTL
  • Amir Karniel and Michael Kaminski, Many-Valued Modal Logic
  • Tomoaki Kawano, Tree Sequent Calculus for Modal Logic MB
  • Akinori Maniwa and Ryo Kashima, Syntactic Cut-Elimination for Provability Logic GL via Nested Sequents
  • Satoru Niki and Hitoshi Omori, Kamide is in America, Moisil and Leitgeb are in Australia (Best Paper Award)
  • Yuki Nishimura, Agent-Knowledge Logic for Alternative Epistemic Logic
  • Hitoshi Omori, The disjunction-free fragment of D_2 is three-valued
  • Hitoshi Omori and Jonas Becker Arenhart, A note on Grigoriev and Zaitsev's system CNL^2_4
  • Hitoshi Omori and Jonas Becker Arenhart, The power of generalized Clemens semantics
  • Yaroslav Petrukhin, A Binary Quantifier for Definite Descriptions in Nelsonian Free Logic
  • Paweł Płaczek, Complexity of Nonassociative Lambek Calculus with classical logic
  • Jiří Raclavský, Two Cases of Deduction with Descriptions and Partiality
  • Takahiro Sawasaki, Semantic Incompleteness of Liberman et al. (2020)'s Hilbert-style System for Term-modal Logic K with Equality and Non-rigid Terms (Best Paper by a Junior Researcher Award)
  • Daniel Skurt, Marcelo E. Coniglio and Paweł Pawłowski, Modal Logics - RNmatrices vs. Nmatrices
  • Cheng-Syuan Wan, Semi-Substructural Logics à la Lambek
  • Bartosz Więckowski, Incomplete descriptions and qualified definiteness

TENTATIVE PROCEEDINGS (pdf)

(proper proceedings will soon be available online as an EPTCS volume)

Non-Classical Logics: Accepted short presentations

  • Rashed Ahmad, A Case for Weak Kleene ST
  • Piotr Błaszczyk, Reading Newton's "De Analysi" by hyperfinite sums
  • Piotr Błaszczyk and Anna Petiurenko, Bridging Classical and Modern Approaches to Thales' Theorem: From Euclidean Proportion to Automated Theorem Proving
  • Marcoen Cabbolet, A nonclassical theory of sets and functions: advancing the foundations of mathematics
  • Szymon Chlebowski, Justyna Buczek and Barbara Świgło, There are unknown intuitionistic truths (at least in some intuitionistic models)
  • Han Gao, Marianna Girlando and Nicola Olivetti, Intuitionistic K: Proofs, Countermodels and Simulation
  • René Gazzari, Weak Extensions and Free Logic: a Proof-Theoretic Case Study
  • Adrian Groza, Mapping Probability with Logic: First Order Models in Puzzle Solving
  • Angelina Ilić Stepić, Zoran Ognjanović and Aleksandar Perović, Probability Logics for Reasoning About Measuring Quantum Observations on the spaces with innite dimension
  • Ichikura Kaito, Continua of logcs for negation below in intuitionistic logic
  • Mateusz Klonowski and Tomasz Jarmużek, Proof theory for Epstein’s logics of content relationship
  • Leonard Kupś, Alexander Bolotov and Mariusz Urbański, Hypersequent Calculi for Propositional Linear-Time Temporal Logic
  • Leonard Kupś, Alexander Bolotov and Mariusz Urbański, Socratic Proofs for Propositional Linear-Time Temporal Logic
  • Nils Kürbis, Normalisation for Negative Free Logic with Definite Descriptions
  • Dorota Leszczyńska-Jasion and Marcin Jukiewicz, Decision procedure for PLTL via the method of Socratic proofs
  • Dorota Leszczyńska-Jasion and Agata Tomczyk, Cut-elimination for non-Fregean logic WB and some of its consequences
  • Ivo Pezlar, Intuitionistic natural deduction with a general collapse rule and its propositions-as-types interpretation
  • Fatima Scha, Intuitionistic Logic of Paradox: Introducing a Paraconsistent Intuitionistic Logic
  • Oriol Valentín, Algebraic Completeness and Semantic Cut-Elimination of a Multimodal Formulation of Morrrill's Categorial Logic

BOOK OF ABSTRACTS (pdf)

Workshop on Connexive Logics: Accepted papers

  • Sara Ayhan, Queer feminist views on contradictory logics: A symbiotic relationship
  • Tadao Ishii, A simulation of connexive logic based on pair sentential calculus
  • Wolfgang Lenzen, What medieval logicians have to say about the basic principles of connexive logic
  • Piotr Łukowski, Formalization of the Chysippus conditional
  • Hitoshi Omori, From Wansing's falsity conditio to connexive logic
  • Hans Rott, On the history and motivations of connexive logic
  • Heinrich Wansing, Connexive Counterpart Theory

BOOK OF ABSTRACTS (pdf)