Dynamic Epistemic Logic
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| Publication date | 09-2016 |
| Journal | Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
| Volume | Issue number | 2016 | Fall |
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| Abstract | Dynamic Epistemic Logic is the study of modal logics of model change. DEL (pronounced “dell”) is a highly active area of applied logic that touches on topics in many areas, including Formal and Social Epistemology, Epistemic and Doxastic Logic, Belief Revision, multi-agent and distributed systems, Artificial Intelligence, Defeasible and Non-monotonic Reasoning, and Epistemic Game Theory. This article surveys DEL, identifying along the way a number of open questions and natural directions for further research. |
| Document type | Article |
| Note | With a minor correction in Winter 2016. |
| Language | English |
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https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2016/entries/dynamic-epistemic/
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