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Maggie Andrews,N. C. Fleming,Marcus Morrisional systems from the perspective of cognitive processes, but a similar analysis is absent from the perspective of ., where the representations are employed. In this paper we review how representation choices are made for solving problems in the context of theorem proving from three perspectives: c

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Die Theorie der Gesellschaft neu verhandelnounting diagrams in mathematical papers. One year later, we have progressed, and in this paper I present and discuss ways of creating evidence on the use of diagrams in mathematical publications. Studying a corpus of mathematical journals from the early 21st century and focusing on the intensity of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90113-8esentation within which Set Theory and, hence, the whole of mathematics can be diagrammatic developed. We present the syntax, semantics, and inference engine of BGL. We introduce and exemplify the BGL-inference rules by showing, throughout diagrammatic proofs, that the BGL-operators satisfy the anal

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Michele Calella,Nikolaus Urbanekicians rather extracted the desired information by a simple ‘glance’ at their diagrams. Also, Peirce’s set of rules was the starting point of Sun-Joo Shin’s more recent systems which, in turn, inspired most subsequent modern diagrammatic systems. Despite their significance, these rules got little at

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