A note on entropy of logic
Marija Boričić
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Marija Boričić
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We propose an entropy based classification of propositional calculi. Our method can be applied to finite?valued propositional logics and then, extended asymptotically to infinite?valued logics. In this paper we consider a classification depending on the number of truth values of a logic and not on the number of its designated values. Furthermore, we believe that almost the same approach can be useful in classification of finite algebras.
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We propose an entropy based classification of propositional calculi. Our method can be applied to finite?valued propositional logics and then, extended asymptotically to infinite?valued logics. In this paper we consider a classification depending on the number of truth values of a logic and not on the number of its designated values. Furthermore, we believe that almost the same approach can be useful in classification of finite algebras.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Propositional calculus, Propositional variable, Truth function, Discrete mathematics, Truth value, Well-formed formula, Entropy (arrow of time)