Differenze tra le versioni di "Logica fuzzy"
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Riga 28: | Riga 28: | ||
Well formed formulas is often abbreviated with f.b.f. | Well formed formulas is often abbreviated with f.b.f. | ||
The strings in condition (2) are called "propositional variable" or "atomic formula" or "propositional letter" or simply "variable". They are abbreviated with this notation: | The strings in condition (2) are called "propositional variable" or "atomic formula" or "propositional letter" or simply "variable". They are abbreviated with this notation: | ||
− | <math>X_1, X_2, X_3, ..., X_n</math>. <br>The set of variables is <math>VAR</math>.<br> | + | <math>X_1, X_2, X_3, ..., X_n</math>(In other books p, q, r, .., are used to refer to variables). <br>The set of variables is <math>VAR</math>.<br> |
<math>VAR \subset FORM</math><br> | <math>VAR \subset FORM</math><br> | ||
Example of well formed formulas:<br> | Example of well formed formulas:<br> | ||
<math>(((X_1 \and X_2) \or \top) \rightarrow (X_1 \or \bot)) \in FORM</math><br>Instead<br> | <math>(((X_1 \and X_2) \or \top) \rightarrow (X_1 \or \bot)) \in FORM</math><br>Instead<br> | ||
<math>(X_1 \and \and) \notin FORM</math><br> | <math>(X_1 \and \and) \notin FORM</math><br> | ||
+ | '''Why don't we use directly '''<math>X_1, X_2, ... </math> or <math>p, q, r, s, ...</math>? <br> | ||
+ | Because it is important that '''the alphabet is a finited set'''. Although, in this notes, we use <math>X_1, X_2, ..., </math>notation. | ||
+ | It is important, even, that the L.P.C. language is decidability, that is it must exist an algorithm that tell us if a string is <math> \in FORM</math> or not. | ||
+ | For this reason it is important the <br> | ||
+ | '''Unique readability of well formed formulas'''. For all <math> \alpha \in FORM </math>one (and ony one) of the following sentences must be true: | ||
+ | #<math>\alpha = \bot</math> or <math> \alpha = \top</math> but not both. | ||
+ | #Exists an unique <math>n \in \mathbb{N}</math> such that <math>\alpha = X_n</math>. | ||
+ | #Exists an unique <math>\beta \in FORM</math> such that <math>\alpha = (\neg \beta)</math>. | ||
+ | #Exist unique <math>\beta, \gamma \in FORM</math> such that <math>\alpha = (\beta \and \gamma)</math>. | ||
+ | #Exist unique <math>\beta, \gamma \in FORM</math> such that <math>\alpha = (\beta \or \gamma)</math>. | ||
+ | #Exist unique <math>\beta, \gamma \in FORM</math> such that <math>\alpha = (\beta \rightarrow \gamma)</math>. | ||
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Classical Propositional Logic
Lesson 1 - 5th october
In this lesson we are going to describe the classical propositional logic (L.P.C) language.
Sintax
Let's be the set of the natural numbers and an alphabet of symbols.
is the set of strings on this alphabet. For example .
We have now to define the set of the "well formed formula" , that is the set of the element of the L.P.C.
Definition (well formed formulas). is defined with some conditions:
, where | is taken n times. For example:- if , then .
- if , then .
- if , then .
- if , then .
Well formed formulas is often abbreviated with f.b.f.
The strings in condition (2) are called "propositional variable" or "atomic formula" or "propositional letter" or simply "variable". They are abbreviated with this notation:
(In other books p, q, r, .., are used to refer to variables).
The set of variables is .
Example of well formed formulas:
Instead
Why don't we use directly or ?
Because it is important that the alphabet is a finited set. Although, in this notes, we use notation.
It is important, even, that the L.P.C. language is decidability, that is it must exist an algorithm that tell us if a string is or not.
For this reason it is important the
Unique readability of well formed formulas. For all one (and ony one) of the following sentences must be true:
- or but not both.
- Exists an unique such that .
- Exists an unique such that .
- Exist unique such that .
- Exist unique such that .
- Exist unique such that .
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