Pretransitivity conjecture for modal interpretations
Pretransitivity conjecture for modal interpretations
A normal modal logic is pretransitive if there is some such that
Pretransitivity conjecture. If a normal modal logic is interpretable by a modal-to-modal translation with parameters in a pretransitive normal logic, then is pretransitive.
This conjecture proposes a necessary condition for interpretability between normal modal logics and would, for example, constrain interpretations from transitive or pretransitive logics. The supplied text does not indicate whether it has been resolved.
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Primary source
Lev V. Dvorkin, “On Interpretations of Normal Modal Logics”, arXiv:2606.31871 (2026).
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