Some Examples We Already Discussed
Scattered through earlier chapters were several examples of modal logic, justification logic pairs that were said to be counterparts. We are now in a position to prove this properly.
The work has already been done for most of these examples, and the final details are presented in this section.K43 and J43 These were introduced in Section 2.7.1. K43 is complete with respect to frames meeting the
condition. Discussion continued
in Section 4.3.3, and finally in Section 4.5.2 we showed the canonical model for J43 has a frame meeting the K43 condition. Then by Theorem 7.24, there is a realization result connecting J43 and K43.
S5 and JT45 These were introduced in Section 2.7.2, with soundness shown in Section 4.3.4 and completeness in Section 4.5.3. The canonical JT45 model is based on an S5 frame, so we have a realization connection.
Sahlqvist Examples Two examples that are in the Sahlqvist class were introduced in Section 2.7.3, with soundness shown in Section 4.3.5. The completeness arguments in Section 4.5.4, along with Theorem 7.24, establish realization.
S4.2 and JT4.2 These were discussed in Sections 2.7.4,4.3.6, and 4.5.5. Modal completeness was shown by a canonical model construction. In the rest of the chapter this example will be greatly expanded, and realization will follow as a special case.
KX4 and JX4 These can be found in Sections 2.7.5, 4.3.7, and 4.5.6. The canonical completeness proof gives us realization in this case too.
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