Equivalent formulas

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Statement/Definition

There's something in the second to last paragraph of page 32 in[1]

Examples

Recall A denotes that a formula is valid.

  1. (AB)¬(¬A¬B)
  2. (AB)¬AB (see negation of implies)
  3. (AB)¬(¬(¬AB)¬(¬BA)), not even sure I've written this down correctly, never used it
  4. (xA)¬(x¬A) (would be good one to prove!)

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See page 32 in[1]

References

  1. Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 Mathematical Logic - Foundations for Information Science - Wei Li

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