Titlebook: Astrolinguistics; Design of a Linguist Alexander Ollongren Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Applied logic to communi

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Functions and Inductions aspect is inherited from CC, the calculus of constructions, the base of the linguistic system, as mentioned in .. In the present chapter a review is presented of various ways of achieving such constructions. For reasons of perspicuity, we use first a simple example in real life: the static situati

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Higher Orders and Inductive Structurespresent chapter, is one of them. This chapter is in a way a continuation of (Appendix), because we present here to begin with interpretations of the combinatory functions I, K and S discussed in that chapter. The interpretations are in terms of LINCOS conventions explained already, notably the conce

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Simple Factseatise. This is because we are concerned with facts in a . sense. Facts expressible in LINCOS consist as we have seen in examples in PART I nearly always of an implication or a sequence of implications leading from premises to a conclusion, written to the right of the rightmost implication token. Th

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Wittgenstein’s Theatrees but also the intricacies of the more difficult ones, can be carried out by some sort of (computing.data processing) machinery. This observation is important. Receivers of messages coded in LINCOS will be faced with a rather serious decoding and interpretation problem. Because machinery is involve

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