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    (Computing) [Formal sciences] [Logic] Study of correct reasoning ...
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    (Category) Logic (from the Greek "logos", which has a variety of meanings ...
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    (Computing) [Mathematical logic] Formal system in mathematical logic ...
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    (Computing) [Theoretical computer science] [Algorithms] Algorithmic logic is a calculus of programs that allows the expression ...
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    (Computing) [Substructural logic] [Logic in computer science] [Mathematical logic] Bunched logic is a variety of substructural logic proposed by Peter ...
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    (Computing) [Business process] [Software architecture] Concept in computer software ...
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    (Computing) [Theoretical computer science] [Systems of formal logic] [Categorical logic] Categorical logic is the branch of mathematics in which tools and ...
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    (Computing) [Mathematical logic] [Set theory] Class logic is a logic in its broad sense, whose objects ...
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    (Computing) [Computational fields of study] [Logic in computer science] Computational logic is the use of logic to perform or reason ...
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    (Computing) [Artificial intelligence] [Information science] [Non-classical logic] Family of formal knowledge representation ...
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    (Computing) [Mathematical logic] First-order equational logic consists of quantifier-free terms of ordinary first-order logic, ...
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    (Computing) [Boolean algebra] [Binary operations] The logic alphabet , also called the X-stem Logic Alphabet (XLA), ...
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    (Computing) [Analysis] [Logic] [Narrative forms] Narrative logic describes any logical process of narrative analysis used by ...
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    (Computing) [Ordinal numbers] [Systems of formal logic] [Mathematical logic] By repeating the process, a sequence L1, L2, … of logic ...
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    (Computing) [Non-classical logic] [Bayesian statistics] Type of probabilistic logic ...
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    (Computing) [Computing terminology] Control logic is a key part of a software program that ...
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    (Computing) [Fuzzy logic] [Many-valued logic] The statement "There will be a sea battle tomorrow". In other ...
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    (Computing) [Fuzzy logic] [Logic in computer science] [Many-valued logic] Class of multivalued deterministic logic schemes ...
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    (Computing) [Computer data] Energy Logic is a vendor-neutral approach to achieving energy efficiency in ...
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    (Computing) [Non-classical logic] [Logic programming] Non-monotonic logic of strict, defeasible rules and undercutting defeaters ...
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    (Computing) [Logic programming] Formal logic for the representation and reasoning of knowledge about knowledge ...
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    (Computing) [ISO standards] [Knowledge representation languages] Framework for a family of logic languages ...
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    (Computing) [Non-classical logic] [Logic in computer science] [Computability theory] Computability logic ( CoL ) is a research program and mathematical ...
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    (Computing) [Automated theorem proving] [Theory of cryptography] Burrows–Abadi–Needham logic (also known as the BAN logic ) is a ...
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    (Computing) [Systems of formal logic] [Model theory] Given two graphs, then any two nodes have the same stable ...
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    (Computing) [Systems of formal logic] [Propositional calculus] First-order logic without variables or quantifiers ...
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    (Computing) [Boolean algebra] [Logic] Vector logic is an algebraic model of elementary logic based on ...
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    (Computing) [Stoicism] [Propositional calculus] [Philosophical logic] System of propositional logic developed by the Stoic philosophers ...
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    (Computing) [Non-classical logic] [Propositional calculus] [Systems of formal logic] Propositional logic extending intuitionistic logic ...
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    (Computing) [History of logic] [Algebraic logic] Reasoning about equations with free variables ...
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    (Computing) [Non-classical logic] [Logic in computer science] [Modal logic] Modal logic; An alternative axiomatization would have been to take the theorems T1–T6 ...
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    (Computing) [Scientific method] [Non-classical logic] [Probabilistic arguments] Probabilistic logic (also probability logic and probabilistic reasoning ) involves the ...
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    (Computing) [Digital electronics] [Electronic engineering] [Boolean algebra] Logic redundancy occurs in a digital gate network containing circuitry that ...
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    (Computing) [Logic in computer science] [Circuit complexity] [Boolean algebra] Process in digital electronics and integrated circuit design ...
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    (Computing) [Logic] [Programming paradigms] [Logic programming] Programming paradigm based on formal logic ...
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    (Computing) [Analysis] [Logic] Formal logic of experienced situational worldviews ...
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    (Computing) [Knowledge representation] [Declarative programming languages] [Logic programming languages] Transaction Logic is an extension of predicate logic that accounts in ...
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    (Computing) [Programming language theory] [Computer errors] A bug in a program that causes it to operate incorrectly, ...
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    (Computing) [Ternary computers] [Digital electronics] Buffer in digital electronics ...
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    (Computing) [Programming language topics] [Electronic design automation] A state logic control system is a programming method created for ...
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    (Computing) [Knowledge representation] [Computational linguistics] [Natural language processing] Logic forms are simple, first-order logic knowledge representations of natural language ...
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    (Computing) [Logic] [Substructural logic] [Non-classical logic] System of resource-aware logic ...
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    (Computing) [Digital electronics] [Logic in computer science] Type of digital logic implemented by boolean circuits ...
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    (Computing) [Many-valued logic] [Hardware description languages] Any logic with four truth values ...
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    (Computing) [Logic in computer science] [Lambda calculus] [Combinatory logic] Logical formalism using combinators instead of variables ...
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    (Computing) [Electronic design automation] [Digital electronics] [Electronic design] In 1938, Claude Shannon showed that the two-valued Boolean algebra can ...
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    (Computing) [Electronic test equipment] [Embedded systems] [Digital electronics] Electronic test instrument that measures multiple signals from a circuit ...
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    (Computing) [Logic in computer science] [Modal logic] [Concurrency (computer science)] 1988. "Hennessy-Milner Logic with Recursion as a Specification Language, and a ...
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    (Computing) [Logic in computer science] [Substructural logic] Two heaps and are disjoint (denoted ) if their domains do ...
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    (Computing) [Cyberwarfare] [Types of malware] Intentional delayed sabotage of a computer program with activation subject to ...
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    (Computing) [Evaluation methods] Method of depicting causal relationships ...
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    (Computing) [Static program analysis] Rules to verify computer program correctness ...
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    (Computing) [Gate arrays] Reprogrammable computer hardware technology ...
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    (Computing) [Ternary computers] [Many-valued logic] System including an indeterminate value ...
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    (Computing) [Predicate logic] [Database theory] [Descriptive complexity] We can iteratively define such that and (meaning with substituted for ...
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    (Computing) [Logic] [Geometry] In this case, the result, known as the first-order Barr’s Theorem, ...
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    (Computing) [Instruction processing] Random logic is a semiconductor circuit design technique that translates high-level ...
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    (Engineering) [Electrical circuits] Custom digital electronics used to interface simple integrated circuits ...
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    (Biology) [Mathematical and theoretical biology] Kinetic logic , developed by René Thomas, is a Qualitative Modeling ...
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    (Physics) [Logic gates] [Magnetism] Digital logic based on non-linear magnetic effects ...
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    (Philosophy) [Systems of formal logic] [Philosophical logic] [Paraconsistent logic] Type of formal logic without explosion principle ...
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    (Philosophy) [Reasoning] [Belief revision] [Belief] Type of logic regarding reasoning about beliefs ...
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    (Engineering) [Electromagnetic components] Arrangement of relays used to control machinery ...
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    (Category) [Philosophy of mathematics] [Fields of mathematics] Mathematical logic is the study of formal logic within mathematics ...
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    (Computing) [Finite model theory] [Graph theory] Logical formulation of graph properties
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    (Computing) [Mathematics-related lists] [Mathematical logic] [Outlines] Overview of and topical guide to logic
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    (Computing) [Systems of formal logic] [Set theory] For a proof-set A the condition to be checked here is
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    (Company) [Video game development companies] These updates included new features to the game, such as long-range
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    (Company) [Video game development companies] Between 2015 and 2018, Re-Logic also worked on a Terraria spinoff
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    (Computing) [Declarative programming languages] [Logic programming languages] [Semantic Web] F-logic ( Frame logic ) is a knowledge representation and ontology
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    (Philosophy) [Logic] [Philosophy of logic] Study of the scope and nature of logic
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    (Computing) [Paradoxes] In Job 2, it seems a bad choice because the likelihood
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    (Computing) [Decision-making] A theoretical perspective explaining human decision-making
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    (Computing) [Theories of deduction] [Philosophy of language] [Model theory] Study of the semantics, or interpretations, of formal and natural languages
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