Sheaf Theory
Modal logic is an extension of classical logic that introduces modalities, which are ways to express necessity and possibility. It allows for reasoning about statements that are not just true or false, but also consider the potential outcomes or states of affairs, such as 'it is necessary that' or 'it is possible that'. This framework can be applied in various fields, enhancing the ability to express and reason about conditions and contingencies.
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