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== Definition ==
 
== Definition ==
 
A [[Logic]] requires:  
 
A [[Logic]] requires:  
* A set of [[Logci/Axiom]]s with a mapping to [[Logic/Truth_Values]]
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* A set of [[Logic/Axiom]]s with a mapping to [[Logic/Truth_Values]]
 
* A [[Logic/Grammar of Construction to define a [[Logic/Well-Formed-Formula]] ([[Logic/WFF]])
 
* A [[Logic/Grammar of Construction to define a [[Logic/Well-Formed-Formula]] ([[Logic/WFF]])
 
* A set of [[Logic/Inference Rules]] that relate one WFF to another WFF
 
* A set of [[Logic/Inference Rules]] that relate one WFF to another WFF
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A Logic can be used when there an associated:
 
A Logic can be used when there an associated:
 
* A [[Logic/Universe of Discourse|Universe of Discourse]]
 
* A [[Logic/Universe of Discourse|Universe of Discourse]]
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== Types of Logic ==
 
== Types of Logic ==
 
* [[Logic/Propositional Logic]]
 
* [[Logic/Propositional Logic]]
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* [[Logic/Non-Monotonic Logic]]
 
* [[Logic/Non-Monotonic Logic]]
 
* [[Logic/Deontic Logic]]
 
* [[Logic/Deontic Logic]]
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== aspects of logic ==
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* [[Logic/Proof-theoretic]]
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* [[Logic/Model-theoretic]]

Revision as of 16:13, 27 January 2021

Definition

A Logic requires:

A Logic can be used when there an associated:

Types of Logic

aspects of logic