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A Kripke model for intuitionistic propositional logic is a triple (W,≤,V) in which (W,≤) is a partially ordered set of worlds and V(p)⊆W is upward closed for every propositional variable p. The Kripke forcing relation is defined recursively by
w⊩p⟺w∈V(p),
(1)
with the usual clauses for ⊤, ⊥, conjunction and disjunction, and with
w⊩A→B⟺for every v≥w, v⊩A⟹v⊩B.
(2)
The upward closure of the valuation implies persistence of intuitionistic Kripke forcing: if w≤v and w⊩A, then v⊩A.

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