After review by the PC committee, the accepted papers are announced as follows (in order of submission time).
Andrew Lewis-Smith and Zhiguang Zhao A Kripke Semantics for Commutative Generalised Basic Logic
Junli Jiang, Pavel Naumov and Wenxuan Zhang Dynamic Logic of Trust-Based Beliefs
Sankha Basu and Esha Jain Paracomplete Probabilities
Alexander Gheorghiu and Tao Gu On the Logical Content of Knowledge Bases
Hans van Ditmarsch, Valentin Goranko and Yanjing Wang The Quest for Ultimate Ignorance. I: Iterated Ignorance is Complex!
Eita Otsuka and Katsuhiko Sano Cut-Free G3-style Sequent Calculus of Basic Hybrid Logic
Eiji Yamada The Sources of Unknowability and Self-refutation in Epistemic and Dynamic Epistemic Logic
Rui Zhu Shen Yuting in Early Modal Logic: The Axiom Interdependence of S5
Jun Suzuki and Katsuhiko Sano Undecidability of Linear Logics without Weakening
Sizhuo Liu and Katsuhiko Sano Analytic Sequent Calculus for Coalition Logic with Individual Knowledge
Mingzheng Lu Two-Dimensional First-Order Hybrid Logic
Shuran Huo Is Nyaya Logic a Relevance Logic?
Xin Sun and Piotr Kulicki Probabilistic Hoare Logic With Countable Language
Hanoch Ben-Yami and Hongkai Yin Semantic Tableaux for the Quantified Argument Calculus with Instantials
Youan Su Uniform interpolation property for agent in multi-agent modal logic
Hao Yang Qualitative Dilation and Agreement Theorems
Ke Yang Indian Nyāya Inference: A Constrained Abductive Theory
Sibo Yu The Pragmatic Value of Externalist Evidence
Bruno Bentzen What is intuitionistic logic with actuality?
Zhicheng Chen A unified relational semantics for BPL, IPL and OL --axiomatization with disjunction
Yijie Shi and Zhaoqing Xu Śūnyatā and Apoha: A New Interpretation of the Problem of Empty Reference from the Perspective of Buddhist Philosophy and Logic
Sisi Yang and Yan Zhang Strict Defense, Loose Threats: A Skeptical Semantics for Extended Argumentation
Hayato Ito Foundations of Non-triviality in Probabilistic Semantics
Ran Ren Philosophical Disputes between the Dignāga School and the Nyāya–Vaiśeṣika Tradition: A Systematic Examination of Epistemology, Logic, and Metaphysics
