non-classical logic

C33663

concept

Non-classical logic is a broad family of logical systems that modify or reject one or more principles of classical logic (such as bivalence, excluded middle, or monotonicity) to better model reasoning in contexts like vagueness, inconsistency, modality, or resource sensitivity.

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All labels observed (6)

Label	Occurrences
modal logic	5
fixpoint logic	1
many-valued logic system	1
non-classical logic canonical	1
propositional logic extension	1
substructural logic	1

Description generation (CDg)

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Input

Class: non-classical logic

Generated description

Non-classical logic is a broad family of logical systems that modify or reject one or more principles of classical logic (such as bivalence, excluded middle, or monotonicity) to better model reasoning in contexts like vagueness, inconsistency, modality, or resource sensitivity.

Instances (8)

Instance	Via concept surface
Kleene strong three-valued logic	—
CTL* linked to: branching-time temporal logic CTL*	modal logic
CTL*	modal logic
linear temporal logic	modal logic
linear logic	substructural logic
Kleene’s strong three-valued logic linked to: Kleene	many-valued logic system
μ-calculus linked to: mu-calculus	modal logic
LTL	modal logic