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Stanford CS 103
Mathematical Logic
Main Idea
Analyzing Relations
R is a binary relation over A that is not antisymmetric
A Useful Equivalence
-(p ^ q) == p -> -q
-(p->q) == p^-q
Uniqueness
Represented by E! (the E is backwards though)
Example: E!x. P(x)
Satisfiability
There is some assignment to its variables that makes it evaluate to true.
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