Chantal Berline and Klaus Grue
The paper presents a new axiomatization of Map Theory. The axiomatization has substantially simplified axioms and the paper proves the consistency of the axiomatization. Furthermore, the paper gives an enhanced introduction to Map Theory. The paper is published by Theoretical Computer Science with DOI number 10.1016/j.tcs.2015.11.028.
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Klaus Grue, Janurary 14, 2016