Playing Games in Many Possible Worlds Matt Lepinski∗ , David Liben-Nowell† , Seth Gilbert∗ , and April Rasala Lehman‡ (∗ ) Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT; Cambridge, MA 02139 (†

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• Bayesian game
• Nash equilibrium
• Epsilon-equilibrium
• Zero–sum game
• Strategy
• Stochastic game
• Correlated equilibrium
• Outcome
• Best response
• Game theory
• Problem solving
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Possible Worlds, Belief, and Modal Logic: a Tutorial Anthony H. Dekker∗ October 5, 2004 1

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• Modal logic
• Epistemic modal logic
• Doxastic logic
• Entailment
• Epistemology
• Possible world
• Truth
• Kripke semantics
• Mereology
• Logic
• Mathematical logic
• Philosophical logic

RESEARCH NEWS 1 CeBIT: Panoramas for your tablet Most people are familiar with the fictional world of “Star Trek,” in which the characters can use a holodeck to create and interact with virtual worlds. It is possible

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C ontents Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix 1. Where is the Vision? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2. Other Worlds are Possible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 3. Way Beyond Re

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RESEARCH NEWS 1 CeBIT: Panoramas for your tablet Most people are familiar with the fictional world of “Star Trek,” in which the characters can use a holodeck to create and interact with virtual worlds. It is possible

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Situation Economy Ezra Keshet MIT This paper begins with the assumption that possible worlds and times are represented as situation pronouns in natural language (see Cresswell, 1990; Percus, 2000; Kusumoto, 2005; Keshet,

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• Parts of speech
• Predicate logic
• Grammar
• Predicate
• Semantics
• Copula
• Shifting
• Function
• Singular they
• Linguistics
• Logic
• Mathematics

Some Foundational Questions Concerning Language Studies: With a Focus on Categorial Grammars and Model Theoretic Possible Worlds Semantics Mark H. Bickhard

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• Memory
• Mind
• Code
• OSI protocols
• Character encoding
• Encodings
• Notation

Worlds, Models, and Descriptions John F. Sowa Abstract. Since the pioneering work by Kripke and Montague, the term possible world has appeared in most theories of formal semantics for modal logics, natural languages, and

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• Modal logic
• Philosophical logic
• Semantics
• Philosophy of language
• Possibility
• Kripke semantics
• Modal realism
• Accessibility relation
• Possible world
• Logic
• Philosophy
• Mathematical logic

Dreams of a Life – 16 December, 2011 Presents A film by Carol Morley

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• Literature
• Irish diaspora
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• James Joyce
• Possible Worlds
• Joyce Carol Vincent
• Dreams of a Life
• Play

"Event-Valued Random Variables = Propositional Functions of Possible Worlds", 1971 Box 14, Folder 6 Richard C. Jeffrey Papers, [removed], ASP[removed], Archives of Scientific Philosophy, Special Collections Department, Un

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• Propositional calculus
• Philosophy of language
• Function
• Proposition
• Random variable
• Mathematics
• Logic
• Mathematical logic