Axiomatics Sample Clauses

Axiomatics. It remains now to provide an axiomatic system for L The language is de xxx upon the sets of atomic formu lae def and atomic programs def The additional axioms of L each of which correspond to a constraint on the class of models we are considering are A "$ in table In appendix A we show certain formal properties of this language This completes the introduction to the language L Meeting the requirements The language L enables the speci cation of agents that may generate commit to and once commit xxx act in accordance with agreements In this lan guage the bindings between a set of agents Agts ag and an agreement ag that is a formula of the form G Bound Agts ag ag represents a form of social com mitment between those agents Here we propose a number of axioms that capture our intuitions concern ing the relationship between capabilities and rights morality and the delegation and persistence of rights see section Note that the constraints on models of L C " are designed so that any agent that conforms to this speci cation will act to uphold agreements once bound to them First we introduce the communicative action Commit and indicate how agents can place conditions on their commitments see Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx for more detail on the notion of conditional commitment in negotiation Suppose that a necessary e ect of the action Commit x y ag is to commit the speaker x to the hearer y to uphold the agreement ag A Commit x y ag Bound x ag Now we can express that an agent which is capable of acting for another under some set of conditions is free to set extra conditions on such an agreement remember that R see def A Right x y Commit x z Agree Right x y Commit x z Agree
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