Existence of Finite Total Equivalence Systems for Certain Closed Classes of 3-Valued Logic Functions

Logica Universalis 9 (1):1-26 (2015)
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The article deals with finding finite total equivalence systems for formulas based on an arbitrary closed class of functions of several variables defined on the set {0, 1, 2} and taking values in the set {0,1} with the property that the restrictions of its functions to the set {0, 1} constitutes a closed class of Boolean functions. We consider all classes whose restriction closure is either the set of all functions of two-valued logic or the set T a of functions preserving \. In each of these cases, we find a finite total equivalence system, construct a canonical type for formulas, and present a complete algorithm for determining whether any two formulas are equivalent

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The Place of Logic in Reasoning.Daniel Kayser - 2010 - Logica Universalis 4 (2):225-239.

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