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Closure Semantics for Weak Modal Logics: Completeness and Representations
Weak modal logics can be obtained by restricting the axioms and inference rules governing the modal operator. At the extreme, one may consider the least modal logic, in which no specifically modal axiom or inference rule is imposed. We introduce closure semantics, a new possible-world semantics for
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