Local finiteness of intermediate logics of finite powers of the natural numbers

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Let nn be finite, and let ILog⁡(ωn,⪯){\operatorname{ILog}}(\omega^n,\preceq) denote the intermediate logic of the frame (ωn,⪯)(\omega^n,\preceq). Local finiteness claim. For all finite nn,

ILog⁡(ωn,⪯) is locally finite.{\operatorname{ILog}}(\omega^n,\preceq)\text{ is locally finite}.

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Ilya Shapirovsky, “Modal logics of finite direct powers of ω have the finite model property”, arXiv:1903.04614 (2019).

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