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      <title>A Concise Introduction to Non-deterministic Semantics for Modal Logic</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;In this short talk I (P. Pablo Rivas Robledo) will try to provide a concise and self-contained introduction to Non-deterministic semantics for modal logic, which are sometimes dubbed as &amp;lsquo;semantics for modal logic without possible worlds&amp;rsquo; or &amp;rsquo;truth-tables for modal logic&amp;rsquo;.&#xA;We will start from the weakest (non-normal) modal logic and recover significant fragments of the modal cube. To do so, we will use standard tools of the literature, namely Coniglio&amp;rsquo;s snapshots and Gräz&amp;rsquo;s algorithm to recover necessitation. I will finish by mentioning some recent applications of the semantic framework to non-classical modal logic and intuitionistic logic. Please bring something to write and where to do it, so that you can see the magic for yourselves.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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