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Maximal consistent set in propositional logic

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A consistent set T is maximal consistent when no proper extension is consistent. It is deductively closed and decides every formula: exactly one of t and ¬t belongs to T. Therefore v(t)=1 exactly when t∈T defines a model of T.

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