2020Discrete Mathematics and ApplicationsRequires access

On classes of functions of many-valued logic with minimal logarithmic growth rate

Stepan Komkov

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Abstract We obtain a criterion for the minimal logarithmic growth rate for an arbitrary set with a given set of operations defined on it, i.e., we describe all finite sets A with operations on them such that the growth rate differs by at most a constant from the logarithmic growth rate to base ∣ A ∣.

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Abstract We obtain a criterion for the minimal logarithmic growth rate for an arbitrary set with a given set of operations defined on it, i.e., we describe all finite sets A with operations on them such that the growth rate differs by at most a constant from the logarithmic growth rate to base ∣ A ∣.

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Abstract We obtain a criterion for the minimal logarithmic growth rate for an arbitrary set with a given set of operations defined on it, i.e., we describe all finite sets A with operations on them such that the growth rate differs by at most a constant from the logarithmic growth rate to base ∣ A ∣.

Key concepts: Logarithm, Mathematics, Logarithmic growth, Set (abstract data type), Constant (computer programming), Growth rate, Base (topology), Discrete mathematics

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