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New logical language
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Formal proof of De Morgan's laws for quantifiersLogical Problems (Tautologies)Simple proof theory - Propositional LogicEquivalence of Deductive System $L_0$ and the Sequent CalculusEquivalence of first order logic formulasWhich theories are consistent?Hilbert-style proof of $Gammavdashpsi$ and $Gammavdashchi$ implies $Gammavdashpsiwedgechi$Skolem Theorem private case, preserving extensionCalculus of Natural Deduction That Works for Empty StructuresProvability in ZFC + Con(ZFC)
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We define a new language with the following values $1,0,-1$ and the following connectors ∨,∧,¬ :
$neg a = −a $
$𝑎 land 𝑏 = min𝑎, 𝑏$
$𝑎 vee 𝑏 = max𝑎, 𝑏$
$Gamma vdash^cdot phi$ iff $forall v,(v(phi) = 1~textor~exists gammainGamma (v(gamma) in −1,0))$
I managed to prove/disprove all questions but this one:
prove/refute: For every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotϕ$
Cheers!
logic propositional-calculus
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$begingroup$
We define a new language with the following values $1,0,-1$ and the following connectors ∨,∧,¬ :
$neg a = −a $
$𝑎 land 𝑏 = min𝑎, 𝑏$
$𝑎 vee 𝑏 = max𝑎, 𝑏$
$Gamma vdash^cdot phi$ iff $forall v,(v(phi) = 1~textor~exists gammainGamma (v(gamma) in −1,0))$
I managed to prove/disprove all questions but this one:
prove/refute: For every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotϕ$
Cheers!
logic propositional-calculus
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$begingroup$
as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
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– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
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⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
1
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
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This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30
|
show 2 more comments
$begingroup$
We define a new language with the following values $1,0,-1$ and the following connectors ∨,∧,¬ :
$neg a = −a $
$𝑎 land 𝑏 = min𝑎, 𝑏$
$𝑎 vee 𝑏 = max𝑎, 𝑏$
$Gamma vdash^cdot phi$ iff $forall v,(v(phi) = 1~textor~exists gammainGamma (v(gamma) in −1,0))$
I managed to prove/disprove all questions but this one:
prove/refute: For every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotϕ$
Cheers!
logic propositional-calculus
$endgroup$
We define a new language with the following values $1,0,-1$ and the following connectors ∨,∧,¬ :
$neg a = −a $
$𝑎 land 𝑏 = min𝑎, 𝑏$
$𝑎 vee 𝑏 = max𝑎, 𝑏$
$Gamma vdash^cdot phi$ iff $forall v,(v(phi) = 1~textor~exists gammainGamma (v(gamma) in −1,0))$
I managed to prove/disprove all questions but this one:
prove/refute: For every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotϕ$
Cheers!
logic propositional-calculus
logic propositional-calculus
edited Apr 9 at 6:08
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as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
$begingroup$
⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
1
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
$begingroup$
This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30
|
show 2 more comments
$begingroup$
as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
$begingroup$
⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
1
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
$begingroup$
This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30
$begingroup$
as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
$begingroup$
as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
$begingroup$
⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
$begingroup$
⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
1
1
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
$begingroup$
This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30
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as defined in the question T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑, which means Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑 iff ∀v(𝑣(𝜑) = 1 or ∃γ∈Γ (𝑣(𝛾) ∈ −1,0))...I think this happened due to translation issues from Hebrew to English.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:13
$begingroup$
⊢CPL is equal to ⊨; since T⊢CPL a means there exists a v, in which for every b in T, v(b)=v(a)=t.
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:15
1
$begingroup$
But when you say "T ̇⊣ a is equal to Γ ⊢̇ 𝜑", what is the relation between T and $Gamma$ and between 'a' and '𝜑'? Please, provide all the necessary definitions.
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:23
$begingroup$
This means that T and Γ are sets while 𝜑 and a are statements (one element).
$endgroup$
– Kamal Khalaily
Apr 4 at 9:24
$begingroup$
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Do you mean to say "for every $T$ and $phi$, $Tvdash_CPLphi$ if and only if $Tvdash^cdotphi$"?
$endgroup$
– frabala
Apr 4 at 9:30