We present here a novel approach to the analysis of common knowledge based on Category Theory.
We present here a novel approach to the analysis of common knowledge based on Category Theory. We formalize knowledge hierarchies as presheaves over a category of agent sequences. The category of these presheaves constitutes a topos. We define an unfolding monad on the resulting topos, and use a Knaster–Tarski theorem to obtain common knowledge as a greatest fixed point under natural uniformity and exchangeability conditions on agent sequences.
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