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De Finetti’s No-Dutch-Book Criterion for Gödel logic

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We extend de Finetti’s No-Dutch-Book Criterion to Gödel infinite-valued propositional logic.

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Aguzzoli, S., Gerla, B. & Marra, V. De Finetti’s No-Dutch-Book Criterion for Gödel logic. Stud Logica 90, 25–41 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11225-008-9142-5

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