| Tarski's World (Java Applet) |
This is someone's java implementation of the real Tarski's
World. It doesn't have all the functionality but is still fun to
play with. I've created formula and world files for some of the
examples from the Tarski's World website. In order to load these
files, you need to run the code as an application, not an applet.
Download tarski.jar and type "java -jar
tarski.jar" or "java -classpath tarski.jar ch.ethz.inf.rs.Tarski".
- Default
- These are the default world and formulae that come up when
you run the java version. default.fml
default.wld
- Tarski1
- These are the examples on the first page of the tarski world
website. tarski1.fml tarski1.wld
- Peirce
- These are the Peirce's world and Peirce's sentence examples.
peirce.fml (this has all the formulae, but you can't see them all in the java program so I've also split them up into peirce1.fml and peirce2.fml) and peirce.wld
- Aristotle
- These are the Aristotle's sentences. The goal is to build a world where the sentences are all true. aristotle.fml
- Maigret
- Like Aristotle's sentences, the goal is to make all of the
sentences true by modifying the world. In this case, the
objects are all in place, but you must assign names. Since we
start getting into logical statements that the java version
can't handle (it doesn't have the BackOf and FrontOf
predicates), I stopped entering worlds and formulae after this.
See if you can get the labelling right, even though you have to
compute the truth of some of the statements yourself. maigret.fml maigret.wld