Dynamic logic
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Dynamic logic may mean:
In modal logic:
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- Dynamic logic is a modal logic for reasoning about dynamic behaviour with applications to logics of programs, program verification, modal logic including possible world semantics, linguistics, and artificial intelligence.
In digital logic:
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- Dynamic logic is used for circuit design.
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