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A Complete First-Order Logic of Knowledge and Time

We introduce and investigate quantified interpreted systems, a semantics to reason about knowledge and time in a first-order setting. We provide an axiomatisation, which we show to be sound and complete. We utilise the formalism to study message passing systems (Lamport 1978; Fagin et al 1995) in a first-order setting, and compare the results obtained to those available for the propositional case.