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Equational Closure and Closure with Respect to Enumeration on a Set of Partial Multivalued Logic Functions

С. С. Марченков, Vasilii A. Prostov

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It is proven that for any k ⩾ 2, operators of equational closure and closure with respect to enumeration (Π-operator) generate one and the same classification on set P k * of partial k -valued logic functions. Thirteen II-precomplete classes are identified in class P 3 *.

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It is proven that for any k ⩾ 2, operators of equational closure and closure with respect to enumeration (Π-operator) generate one and the same classification on set P k * of partial k -valued logic functions. Thirteen II-precomplete classes are identified in class P 3 *.

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It is proven that for any k ⩾ 2, operators of equational closure and closure with respect to enumeration (Π-operator) generate one and the same classification on set P k * of partial k -valued logic functions. Thirteen II-precomplete classes are identified in class P 3 *.

Key concepts: Closure (psychology), Enumeration, Closure operator, Mathematics, Set (abstract data type), Operator (biology), Partial function, Class (philosophy)

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