Titlebook: Dynamic Formal Epistemology; Patrick Girard,Olivier Roy,Mathieu Marion Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Action.Belief.D

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,Knowing One’s Limits: An Analysis in Centered Dynamic Epistemic Logic,a dynamic analysis of the process whereby a subject reflects on the reliability conditions of her perceptual knowledge . Following earlier work on Centered Semantics for epistemic logic , we show how to combine it with Dynamic Epistemic Logic and introduce a variation on the standard semantics for e

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Simple Evidence Elimination in Justification Logic, so as to deceive the investors into thinking that his insolvent company is not actually insolvent. Suppose further that the judge provides the jury with oral instructions .. stating that the jury may use the following principle in reaching its verdict: “if the boss ordered his subordinate to falsif

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Frank Rijsberman,Sanjini de Silvacation now includes an increasing amount of formal work, utilizing either logic or probabilities. Epistemology has also moved to questions regarding information change, its flow among groups, and its place within interaction, whereas for a long time it was centered mainly on the question of individu

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Jamie Pittock,Bernhard Lehner,Lifeng Likward-looking modality to the dynamic language, to allow for our expressing statements about what an agent knew before an event took place. This allows us more completely to model what an agent learns from an event, since we can now talk about the difference in their knowledge before and after its o

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Jamie Pittock,Bernhard Lehner,Lifeng Lione hand, BMS adds dynamics to epistemic logic by introducing so-called event models as syntactic objects into the language. On the other hand, PDL has instead transition relations between possible worlds. This last approach allows to easily introduce converse events. In this paper we add epistemics