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RELATION ALGEBRAS BY GAMES, 147
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By
R. Hirsch, University College, London, UK
I. Hodkinson, Imperial College, London, UK
Reviews
Mathematical Reviews, 2003
This unique approach to the study of algebraic logic, to a large extent pioneered by the authors, contrasts with the developments based
extensively on universal algebra that are found most often in the literature. the book is well written and not only provides a valuable
resource to researchers, but is accessible to graduate students and mathematicians in related areas. Extensive intuitive motivation for
the techniques and arguments are provided in addition to technical details.
Logic Journal of the Interest Group in Pure and Applied Logic, Vol. 11, Issue 5, Sept. 2003, September 2003
This book is a significant advance in the theory of relation algebras. Many of its main results solve difficult and long-standing problems.
Its methods, techniques, and constructions are powerful tools for exploring the intricate and varied world of relation algebras. Its
many open problems indicate fruitful directions for further research.
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