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John Nolt

Logics

Part 3: Classical Predicate Logic

Chapter 6: Classical Predicate Logic: Syntax

6.3 Identity

Chapter 8: Classical Predicate Logic: Inference

8.5 Identity

Part 4: Extensions of Classical Logic

Chapter 11: Leibnizian Modal Logic

11.1 Modal Operators