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Stanislav Kikot
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Sahlqvist formulas are a syntactically specified class of modal formulas proposed by Hendrik Sahlqvist in 1975. They are important because of their first-order definability and canonicity, and hence axiomatize complete modal logics. The first-order properties definable by Sahlqvist formulas were syntactically characterized by Marcus Kracht in 1993. The present paper extends Krachts theorem to the class of `generalized Sahlqvist formulas introduced by Goranko and Vakarelov and describes an appropriate generalization of Kracht formulas.
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