Decidability in Order-Based Modal Logics

Caicedo, Xavier; Metcalfe, George; Rodriguez, Ricardo; Rogger, Jonas (2017). Decidability in Order-Based Modal Logics. Journal of computer and system sciences, 88, pp. 53-74. Elsevier 10.1016/j.jcss.2017.03.012

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Decidability of the validity problem is established for a family of many-valued modal logics, notably Gödel modal logics, where propositional connectives are evaluated according to the order of values in a complete sublattice of the real unit interval [0,1], and box and diamond modalities are evaluated as infima and suprema over (many-valued) Kripke frames. If the sublattice is infinite and the language is sufficiently expressive, then the standard semantics for such a logic lacks the finite model property. It is shown here, however, that, given certain regularity conditions, the finite model property holds for a new semantics for the logic, providing a basis for establishing decidability and PSPACE-completeness. Similar results are also established for S5 logics that coincide with one-variable fragments of first-order many-valued logics. In particular, a first proof is given of the decidability and co-NP-completeness of validity in the one-variable fragment of first-order Gödel logic.

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