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  1. Differential Propositional Calculus • 10

    Special Classes of Propositions (cont.)

    Let’s pause at this point and get a better sense of how our special classes of propositions are structured and how they relate to propositions in general.  We can do this by recruiting our visual imaginations and drawing up a sufficient budget of venn diagrams for each family of propositions.  The case for 3 variables is exemplary enough for a start.

    Linear Propositions

    The linear propositions, may be written as sums:

    One thing to keep in mind about these sums is that the values in are added “modulo 2”, that is, in such a way that

    In a universe of discourse based on three boolean variables, the linear propositions take the shapes shown in Figure 8.


    At the top is the venn diagram for the linear proposition of rank 3, which may be expressed by any one of the following three forms.

    Next are the venn diagrams for the three linear propositions of rank 2, which may be expressed by the following three forms, respectively.

    Next are the three linear propositions of rank 1, which are none other than the three basic propositions,

    At the bottom is the linear proposition of rank 0, the everywhere false proposition or the constant function, which may be expressed by the form or by a simple

    Resources

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    #Amphecks #Animata #BooleanAlgebra #BooleanFunctions #CSPeirce #CactusGraphs #CategoryTheory #Change #Cybernetics #DifferentialAnalyticTuringAutomata #DifferentialCalculus #DifferentialLogic #DiscreteDynamics #EquationalInference #FunctionalLogic #GraphTheory #Hologrammautomaton #IndicatorFunctions #InquiryDrivenSystems #Leibniz #Logic #LogicalGraphs #Mathematics #MinimalNegationOperators #PropositionalCalculus #Time #Topology #Visualization

  2. Differential Propositional Calculus • 10

    Special Classes of Propositions (cont.)

    Let’s pause at this point and get a better sense of how our special classes of propositions are structured and how they relate to propositions in general.  We can do this by recruiting our visual imaginations and drawing up a sufficient budget of venn diagrams for each family of propositions.  The case for 3 variables is exemplary enough for a start.

    Linear Propositions

    The linear propositions, may be written as sums:

    One thing to keep in mind about these sums is that the values in are added “modulo 2”, that is, in such a way that

    In a universe of discourse based on three boolean variables, the linear propositions take the shapes shown in Figure 8.


    At the top is the venn diagram for the linear proposition of rank 3, which may be expressed by any one of the following three forms.

    Next are the venn diagrams for the three linear propositions of rank 2, which may be expressed by the following three forms, respectively.

    Next are the three linear propositions of rank 1, which are none other than the three basic propositions,

    At the bottom is the linear proposition of rank 0, the everywhere false proposition or the constant function, which may be expressed by the form or by a simple

    Resources

    cc: Academia.eduCyberneticsStructural ModelingSystems Science
    cc: Conceptual GraphsLaws of FormMathstodonResearch Gate

    #Amphecks #Animata #BooleanAlgebra #BooleanFunctions #CSPeirce #CactusGraphs #CategoryTheory #Change #Cybernetics #DifferentialAnalyticTuringAutomata #DifferentialCalculus #DifferentialLogic #DiscreteDynamics #EquationalInference #FunctionalLogic #GraphTheory #Hologrammautomaton #IndicatorFunctions #InquiryDrivenSystems #Leibniz #Logic #LogicalGraphs #Mathematics #MinimalNegationOperators #PropositionalCalculus #Time #Topology #Visualization

  3. Differential Propositional Calculus • 10

    Special Classes of Propositions (cont.)

    Let’s pause at this point and get a better sense of how our special classes of propositions are structured and how they relate to propositions in general.  We can do this by recruiting our visual imaginations and drawing up a sufficient budget of venn diagrams for each family of propositions.  The case for 3 variables is exemplary enough for a start.

    Linear Propositions

    The linear propositions, may be written as sums:

    One thing to keep in mind about these sums is that the values in are added “modulo 2”, that is, in such a way that

    In a universe of discourse based on three boolean variables, the linear propositions take the shapes shown in Figure 8.


    At the top is the venn diagram for the linear proposition of rank 3, which may be expressed by any one of the following three forms.

    Next are the venn diagrams for the three linear propositions of rank 2, which may be expressed by the following three forms, respectively.

    Next are the three linear propositions of rank 1, which are none other than the three basic propositions,

    At the bottom is the linear proposition of rank 0, the everywhere false proposition or the constant function, which may be expressed by the form or by a simple

    Resources

    cc: Academia.eduCyberneticsStructural ModelingSystems Science
    cc: Conceptual GraphsLaws of FormMathstodonResearch Gate

    #Amphecks #Animata #BooleanAlgebra #BooleanFunctions #CSPeirce #CactusGraphs #CategoryTheory #Change #Cybernetics #DifferentialAnalyticTuringAutomata #DifferentialCalculus #DifferentialLogic #DiscreteDynamics #EquationalInference #FunctionalLogic #GraphTheory #Hologrammautomaton #IndicatorFunctions #InquiryDrivenSystems #Leibniz #Logic #LogicalGraphs #Mathematics #MinimalNegationOperators #PropositionalCalculus #Time #Topology #Visualization

  4. Differential Propositional Calculus • 10

    Special Classes of Propositions (cont.)

    Let’s pause at this point and get a better sense of how our special classes of propositions are structured and how they relate to propositions in general.  We can do this by recruiting our visual imaginations and drawing up a sufficient budget of venn diagrams for each family of propositions.  The case for 3 variables is exemplary enough for a start.

    Linear Propositions

    The linear propositions, may be written as sums:

    One thing to keep in mind about these sums is that the values in are added “modulo 2”, that is, in such a way that

    In a universe of discourse based on three boolean variables, the linear propositions take the shapes shown in Figure 8.


    At the top is the venn diagram for the linear proposition of rank 3, which may be expressed by any one of the following three forms.

    Next are the venn diagrams for the three linear propositions of rank 2, which may be expressed by the following three forms, respectively.

    Next are the three linear propositions of rank 1, which are none other than the three basic propositions,

    At the bottom is the linear proposition of rank 0, the everywhere false proposition or the constant function, which may be expressed by the form or by a simple

    Resources

    cc: Academia.eduCyberneticsStructural ModelingSystems Science
    cc: Conceptual GraphsLaws of FormMathstodonResearch Gate

    #Amphecks #Animata #BooleanAlgebra #BooleanFunctions #CSPeirce #CactusGraphs #CategoryTheory #Change #Cybernetics #DifferentialAnalyticTuringAutomata #DifferentialCalculus #DifferentialLogic #DiscreteDynamics #EquationalInference #FunctionalLogic #GraphTheory #Hologrammautomaton #IndicatorFunctions #InquiryDrivenSystems #Leibniz #Logic #LogicalGraphs #Mathematics #MinimalNegationOperators #PropositionalCalculus #Time #Topology #Visualization

  5. Differential Propositional Calculus • 10

    Special Classes of Propositions (cont.)

    Let’s pause at this point and get a better sense of how our special classes of propositions are structured and how they relate to propositions in general.  We can do this by recruiting our visual imaginations and drawing up a sufficient budget of venn diagrams for each family of propositions.  The case for 3 variables is exemplary enough for a start.

    Linear Propositions

    The linear propositions, may be written as sums:

    One thing to keep in mind about these sums is that the values in are added “modulo 2”, that is, in such a way that

    In a universe of discourse based on three boolean variables, the linear propositions take the shapes shown in Figure 8.


    At the top is the venn diagram for the linear proposition of rank 3, which may be expressed by any one of the following three forms.

    Next are the venn diagrams for the three linear propositions of rank 2, which may be expressed by the following three forms, respectively.

    Next are the three linear propositions of rank 1, which are none other than the three basic propositions,

    At the bottom is the linear proposition of rank 0, the everywhere false proposition or the constant function, which may be expressed by the form or by a simple

    Resources

    cc: Academia.eduCyberneticsStructural ModelingSystems Science
    cc: Conceptual GraphsLaws of FormMathstodonResearch Gate

    #Amphecks #Animata #BooleanAlgebra #BooleanFunctions #CSPeirce #CactusGraphs #CategoryTheory #Change #Cybernetics #DifferentialAnalyticTuringAutomata #DifferentialCalculus #DifferentialLogic #DiscreteDynamics #EquationalInference #FunctionalLogic #GraphTheory #Hologrammautomaton #IndicatorFunctions #InquiryDrivenSystems #Leibniz #Logic #LogicalGraphs #Mathematics #MinimalNegationOperators #PropositionalCalculus #Time #Topology #Visualization

  6. Even in our most idle wanderings, we don’t wander very far from home.

    Reading Keisler “Elementary Calculus” a few weeks ago, I revisited John Bell’s paper “An Invitation to Smooth Infinitesimal Analysis”, which in turn prompted me to order Bell’s short book, “A Primer of Infinitesimal Analysis”.

    I didn’t expect such a heavy dose of #CategoryTheory in this book! I might finally learn that topic seriously.

    The fascinating treatment by JL Bell also touches upon another idle interest of mine: #IntuitionisticLogic . I’ve also been curious about systems that omit the excluded middle or well-ordering, etc., but I had never really looked at practical usages for such logics.

    A fun, fresh look at #calculus all around