Titlebook: Mathematical Methods in Linguistics; Barbara H. Partee,Alice Meulen,Robert E. Wall Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 computational

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Predicate LogicWe now turn to the second of the logical languages we will examine: predicate logic. In it we will be able to analyze arguments such as (5–1) and (5–2) as well as all the arguments of the statement calculus.

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Boolean and Heyting AlgebrasIn this chapter we discuss two well-known algebras as specially structured lattices and prove some of their properties as well as present some semantic interpretations of these structures.

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978-90-277-2245-4Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993

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Basic Concepts of Set Theorye.g. the set of red objects may contain cars, blood-cells, or painted representations. Members of a set may be concrete, like cars, blood-cells or physical sounds, or they may be abstractions of some sort, like the number two, or the English phoneme /p/, or a sentence of Chinese. In fact, we may arb

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Basic Concepts of Logic and Formal Systemst many statements known to be true about geometrical figures could be logically derived from a small set of principles assumed to be true, called the .. Newton systematized mechanics by showing how the known laws of motion, both planetary and terrestrial, could be derived from three basic statements

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