Propositional Modal Logic Using Tableaux Methodology For Theorem Proving

Master Thesis can be found here

Modal Logic solvers implementations

These are Propositional Modal Logic solvers. I have used tableaux method to derive solutions. We have following logics covered:

K: completed - Logic_K.py no properties

T: completed - Logic_T.py reflexive []p -> p

K4: completed- Logic_K4.py transitive frames

KB: completed - Logic_KB.py symmetric p -> []<>p

B: completed - Logic_B.py symmetric and reflexive

S4: completed - Logic_S4.py reflexive and transitive []p -> [][]p

S5: completed - Logic_S5.py reflexive, transitive and symmetric S4 + <>p ->[]<>p

How to use:

1. Download all the .py files
2. Place them in one folder
3. Open Logic_?.py with python interpreter where ? corresponds to logic
4. Using instructions below write formula
5. Input your formula inside specific file str_psi = "formula"
6. Run, test and get results
7. Each graph corresponds to a Kripke model in which the formula is satisfiable

Formula input instructions:
    To input correctly formula
    :Legend:
        AND is represented by the symbol:                ^
        OR is represented by the symbol:                 V
        IMPLICATION is represented by the symbol:        >
        BOX (must) is represented by the symbol:         B
        DIAMOND (possibly) is represented by the symbol: D

    :Example input:
        str_psi = "~(p > Br) ^  (Dp >((DDDs^Bt) V (Bs ^ Dq))) "

        which can be easier visualised as
        ~(p -> []r) ^ (<>p -> ((<><><>s ^ []t) V ([]s ^ <>q)))
    :After writting a formula run Logic_?.py and it will bring the results
    :Do no change the name of the string (str_psi)

Note: that a lot more information can be found in the report mentioned above.

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This Work

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here you can find another project which adapted some of the algorithms, theorems and optimised some of those solvers. It is a fork of the repo.