We propose a minimal logic for interactive epistemology based on a qualitative representation of epistemic individual and group attitudes including knowledge, belief, strong belief, common knowledge and common belief. We show that our logic is sufficiently expressive to provide an epistemic foundation for various game-theoretic solution concepts including “1-round of deletion of weakly dominated strategies, followed by iterated deletion of strongly dominated strategies” (\(\hbox {DWDS}^1\hbox {-IDSDS}\)) and “2-rounds of deletion of weakly dominated strategies, followed by iterated deletion of strongly dominated strategies” (\(\hbox {DWDS}^2\hbox {-IDSDS}\)). Axiomatization and complexity results for the logic are given in the paper.
['Emiliano Lorini']
A minimal logic for interactive epistemology