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| >The modal operators are similar to $\forall$ and $\exists$, except instead of maping predicates $P(w)$ to propositions (as in $\forall w.\,P(w)$), they map predicates to predicates (as in $(\Box P)(w)$). | >The modal operators are similar to $\forall$ and $\exists$, except instead of maping predicates $P(w)$ to propositions (as in $\forall w.\,P(w)$), they map predicates to predicates (as in $(\Box P)(w)$). | ||
| - | And example I just cooked up: | + | An **Example** I cooked up: |
| >$W$ := legal board configurations in chess | >$W$ := legal board configurations in chess | ||
