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Abstract
Esakia's theorem states that Grzegorczyk's logic is the largest modal
companion of intuitionistic propositional calculus. We prove that already the
one-variable fragment of intuitionistic predicate calculus does not have the
largest modal companion, yielding that Esakia's theorem fails in the monadic
setting.