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The weak, but potentially infinite, version of Axiom 5(c) for a function \(\operatorname{ob}: \mathcal P(U) \to \mathcal P(\mathcal P(U))\) says that
The set canon\(_2\) A B X consists of all contexts that are obligatory in the context X in the model canon\(_2\) A B.
It is defined to be: if \(X \cap B = \emptyset \) then \(\emptyset \), else: if \(X \cap A = \emptyset \) then \(\{ T \mid X \cap B \subseteq T\} \), else \(\{ T \mid X \cap A \subseteq T\} \).
Given a set \(W\) and a family \(\mathcal F\) of functions \(f :\mathscr P(W)\to \mathscr P(\mathscr P(W))\), we say that \(f_0\in \mathcal F\) is the least element of \(\mathcal F\) if for all \(f\in \mathcal F\) and all \(X\subseteq W\), \(f_0(X)\subseteq f(X)\).
The least model of a set of axioms \(\mathscr A\) concerning a variable function \(\mathrm{ob} :\mathscr P(W)\to \mathscr P(\mathscr P(W))\) is the least element of the collection \(\mathcal F\) of all functions \(\mathrm{ob} :\mathscr P(W)\to \mathscr P(\mathscr P(W))\) satisfying all axioms in \(\mathscr A\).
“Axiom” here is used to mean simply a condition on \(\mathrm{ob}\), although we may note that all the axioms 5(a)–(g) may be formulated in first-order set theory.
Suppose that for all contexts \(A\), if \(A\) is obligatory in all larger contexts \(X\supseteq A\), then \(A\) is a cosubsingleton, i.e., missing at most one element (from the global context). Then for all \(B\) and \(C\), if \(B\subseteq C\) is obligatory relative to \(C\) then \(C\setminus B\) is a cosubsingleton.
Let \(W\) be a finite set of possible worlds and let \(\operatorname{ob}: \mathscr P (W)\to \mathscr P(\mathscr P(W))\). The following are equivalent:
\(\operatorname{ob}\) satisfies the full system suggested in [ 2 ] : 5(a), (b), (c)*, (d) and (e).
One of the following three holds:
\(\operatorname{ob}(X)=\emptyset \) for all \(X\).
\(\operatorname{ob}(X)=\{ Y \mid \emptyset \ne X \subseteq Y\} \) for all \(X\).
There is a distinguished possible world \(a\) (the “forbidden” world) such that for all \(X\), \(\operatorname{ob}(X)=\{ Y \mid X \cap Y \ne \emptyset \text{ and } X\setminus \{ a\} \subseteq Y\} \).