modal logic
Modal logic is a branch of logic that deals with reasoning about necessity and possibility, using modal operators like "must" and "may." It provides a framework to analyze statements and propositions that are dependent on certain conditions or states, allowing for precise and systematic reasoning about certainty, belief, obligation, and other modal notions.
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