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Embedding Deontic Logic Operators from a Large Ontology in Higher-order Logic ⋆

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This paper looks at the results of testing deontic axioms and systems with example problems using Kripke semantics and possible worlds over accessibility relations in the context of a large ontology, and considers the notion of a sanction in a Contrary To Duty scenario.

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