Multiple-valued Logic

s of the Talks In the order in which the talks were given. Walter Carnielli – Non-deterministic Semantics 5 Matthias Baaz – Analytic Calculi for Many-valued Logics 5 Hiroakira Ono – Many-valued Logics as Logics without the Contraction Rule 6 Reiner Hähnle – Proof Theory of Many-valued Logic and Hardware Design 7 Gonzalo Escalada-Imaz – Determining the Truth Degree in Real Time Settings 7 Peter Vojtáš – Many-valued Logic Programming and Abduction 8 Rasim Egri – A New Fuzzy Approach to Unit Commitment in Power Systems 9 Hans Jürgen Ohlbach – How to Augment a Logical System with a Boolean Algebra Component 9 Christian Fermüller – Finite-valued Logics and Classical Proof Theory 10 Agata Ciabattoni – Cut-free Proof Systems for Logics of Weak Excluded Middle 10 Ewa Orlowska – Many-valued Substitutivity Principles 11 Felip Manyà – Solving the SAT-problem in Regular CNF-formulas 11 Siegfried Weber – Conditional Objects Based on MV-algebras 12 Ulrich Höhle – Singletons and Fuzzy Partitions 12 Antonio Di Nola – One Chain Generated Varieties of MV-algebras 13 Zbigniew Stachniak – From Inferentially and Referentially Finitely-valued Systems to Resolution 14 Dirk Van Heule and Albert Hoogewijs – The Partial Predicate Calculus. A Three-valued Object Logic for the Theorem Prover Isabelle 15 Erik Rosenthal – A Linear Resolution Rule for Annotated Logics 16