Logic and Logical Philosophy, Vol. 17, No. 1-2. To the memory of Alexander Vladimirovich Kuznetsov

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On the 28^TM of October, 2006, Alexander Vladimirovich Kuznetsov, so is his full name, would have turned 80. Although belated, the editorial board of Logic and Logical Philosophy, we, the editors and contributors of the present issue, and other members of the logic community mark this event with the present issue. Most of those who contributed to it knew Kuznetsov in person and/or were influenced by him or by his ideas, which very often resided in somebody else's papers or became part of a scientific folklore. But, to be sure, there are even more mathematicians and logicians who have been witnesses to his scientific activity and/or have taken advantage of its results.
The issue is organized in two distinct segments. First we present three articles, A. Y. Muravitsky, "Alexander Vladimirovich Kuznetsov", A.I. Citkin, "A mind of a non-countable set of ideas", and A. Y. Muravitsky, "The contribution of A. V. Kuznetsov to the theory of modal systems and structures", which are mostly of a historical character. The first article is a brief outline of Kunzetzov's growth as a "mathematical logician", as he regarded himself and as states the short inscription on his grave on the city cemetery in Chi§inau, Moldova, within the development of the Soviet mathematical logic of his lifetime. Kuznetsov's understanding of this term, as well as some of his other ideas, are explained in the second article. Also presented there is Kuznetsov's nonstandard manner in handling mathematical problems, including both successful and unsuccessful attempts. The third article discusses Kuznetsov's activity and contributions near the end of his active scientific life.

Alexei Y. Muravitsky and Sergei P. Odintsov:From the Guest Editors, 5–7 (PDF)

Alexei Y. Muravitsky:Alexander Vladimirovich Kuznetsov, 9–21 (abstract PDF)

Alexander Citkin: A Mind of a Non-countable Set of Ideas, 23–39 (abstract PDF)

Alexei Y. Muravitsky:The Contribution of A.V. Kuznetsov to the Theory of Modal Systems and Structures, 41–58 (abstract PDF)

Sergei Artemov and Elena Nogina:The Topology of Justification, 59–71 (abstract PDF)

Guram Bezhanishvili, Nick Bezhanishvili and Dick de Jongh:The Kuznetsov-Gerciu and Rieger-Nishimura Logics. The Boundaries of the Finite Model Property, 73–110 (abstract PDF)

Leo Esakia and Revaz Grigolia:Formulas of one Propositional Variable in Intuitionistic Logic with the Solovay Modality, 111–127 (abstract PDF)

Larisa Maksimova:Interpolation and Implicit Definability in Extensions of the Provability Logic, 129–142 (abstract PDF)

V. Rybakov:Discrete Linear Temporal Logic with Current Time Point Clusters, Deciding Algorithms, 143–161 (abstract PDF)

Dimiter Vakarelov:A Modal Approach to Dynamic Ontology: Modal Mereotopology, 163–183 (abstract PDF)

Caroline Semmling and Heinrich Wansing:From BDI and stit to bdi-stit Logic, 185–207 (abstract PDF)

adiunkt w Katedrze Logiki na Wydziale Humanistycznym UMK w Toruniu.

Zainteresowania naukowe:

• logiki adaptujące sprzeczność,
• logiki parakonsystentne,
• algebra uniwersalna,
• sylogistyka relacyjna,
• logiki modalne,
• logika stoicka.

Praca w redakcji pism naukowych: 

• Od 2000 do 2009 sekretarz (Assistant Editor) pisma "Studia Logica", wydawanego przez Kluwer Dordrecht Publishers, a następnie Springer Verlag.

• Od 01 kwietnia 2003 sekretarz pisma "Logic and Logical Philosophy" wydawanego przez Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika.
• Od września 2004 współredaktor "Logic and Logical Philosophy" (wspólnie z prof. Andrzejem Pietruszczakiem).