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Product logic and probabilistic Ulam games. (English) Zbl 1117.03028

Summary: There is a well-known game semantics for Łukasiewicz logic, introduced by Daniele Mundici, namely the Rényi-Ulam game. Records in a Rény-Ulam game are coded by functions, which constitute an MV-algebra, and it is possible to prove a completeness theorem with respect to this semantics. In this paper we investigate some probabilistic variants of the Rényi-Ulam game, and we prove that some of them constitute a complete game semantics for product logic, whilst some other constitute a game semantics for a logic between \(\Pi\)MTL and product logic.

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03B50 Many-valued logic
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