Modal Reasoning
... Decidability is of a great deal of interest with logical systems following to both sides; for example, propositional logic is decidable while first-order logic is not. Theorem 5.1. The minimal modal logic is decidable. There are a number of ways to prove this; we consider several here that give in ...
... Decidability is of a great deal of interest with logical systems following to both sides; for example, propositional logic is decidable while first-order logic is not. Theorem 5.1. The minimal modal logic is decidable. There are a number of ways to prove this; we consider several here that give in ...
Comparing Integers
... 35. The opposite of five is greater than negative four. 36. Zero is greater than negative seven. 37. The opposite of negative nine is less than ten. 38. Writing A number is sometimes less than its opposite. Use examples to ...
... 35. The opposite of five is greater than negative four. 36. Zero is greater than negative seven. 37. The opposite of negative nine is less than ten. 38. Writing A number is sometimes less than its opposite. Use examples to ...
Solutions to Homework 1
... (3) (#23) If A is an infinite set, then A has a countable infinite subset. Proof. If A is an infinite set, A is nonempty, choose one element a1 and let B1 = {a1 } ⊂ A. Assume we have found a subset Bn containing n elements of A for n ∈ N, note that A\Bn is infinite. (Otherwise, A = Bn ∪ A\Bn is fini ...
... (3) (#23) If A is an infinite set, then A has a countable infinite subset. Proof. If A is an infinite set, A is nonempty, choose one element a1 and let B1 = {a1 } ⊂ A. Assume we have found a subset Bn containing n elements of A for n ∈ N, note that A\Bn is infinite. (Otherwise, A = Bn ∪ A\Bn is fini ...
Exercise 1 - TCD Maths home
... ** 4. Given integers m, n > 0 with gcd(m, n) = 1 show that all integers N ≥ mn are expressible in the form N = mx + ny with x, y ≥ 0. ** 5. Find the greatest integer n not expressible in the form n = 17x + 23y with x, y ≥ 0. *** 6. Which integers n are not expressible in the form n = 17x − 23y with ...
... ** 4. Given integers m, n > 0 with gcd(m, n) = 1 show that all integers N ≥ mn are expressible in the form N = mx + ny with x, y ≥ 0. ** 5. Find the greatest integer n not expressible in the form n = 17x + 23y with x, y ≥ 0. *** 6. Which integers n are not expressible in the form n = 17x − 23y with ...
In terlea v ed
... change is more complex than in the single agent case, if only because of the many possibilities that become visible. This paper is part of a larger project on concurrent theory change (see [7]). Its purpose is to demonstrate that concurrent theory change forms an interesting extension of the tradit ...
... change is more complex than in the single agent case, if only because of the many possibilities that become visible. This paper is part of a larger project on concurrent theory change (see [7]). Its purpose is to demonstrate that concurrent theory change forms an interesting extension of the tradit ...
Decidability for some justification logics with negative introspection
... 1. (s, F ) ∈ B. Thus (s, F ) ∈ EB0 and (s, F ) ∈ EBi follows by (2). 2. (s, F ) ∈ EBj−1 . This case is not possible since j is minimal. 3. In all other cases we have rk(s) = j. Thus j ≤ i and hence (s, F ) ∈ EBi by (2). a Lemma 17. Let B be a evidence base extending the constant specification CS. Th ...
... 1. (s, F ) ∈ B. Thus (s, F ) ∈ EB0 and (s, F ) ∈ EBi follows by (2). 2. (s, F ) ∈ EBj−1 . This case is not possible since j is minimal. 3. In all other cases we have rk(s) = j. Thus j ≤ i and hence (s, F ) ∈ EBi by (2). a Lemma 17. Let B be a evidence base extending the constant specification CS. Th ...
Sets, Logic, Computation
... consequence and the syntactic notion of provability give us two completely different ways to make precise the idea that a sentence may follow from some others. The soundness and completeness theorems link these two characterization. In particular, we will prove Gödel’s completeness theorem, which st ...
... consequence and the syntactic notion of provability give us two completely different ways to make precise the idea that a sentence may follow from some others. The soundness and completeness theorems link these two characterization. In particular, we will prove Gödel’s completeness theorem, which st ...
Chapter 5: Understanding Integer Operations and Properties
... • Adding two positive integers: Add the digits and keep the sign • Adding two negative integers: Add the digits and keep the sign • Adding a positive and a negative integer: Subtract the smaller from the larger digit (disregarding the signs) and keep the sign of the larger digit (if the sign is disr ...
... • Adding two positive integers: Add the digits and keep the sign • Adding two negative integers: Add the digits and keep the sign • Adding a positive and a negative integer: Subtract the smaller from the larger digit (disregarding the signs) and keep the sign of the larger digit (if the sign is disr ...
Full text
... However, suppose the nth term is [ (3 + l//29~)n], or perhaps [(4 - 5//57)n] , where [x] means the greatest integer <. x. In these sequences, 15 is followed by 19 rather than 18. Such almost arithmetic sequences have many interesting properties which have been discovered only in recent years. Of spe ...
... However, suppose the nth term is [ (3 + l//29~)n], or perhaps [(4 - 5//57)n] , where [x] means the greatest integer <. x. In these sequences, 15 is followed by 19 rather than 18. Such almost arithmetic sequences have many interesting properties which have been discovered only in recent years. Of spe ...
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... – Fractional part of product is used as next multiplicand. – Stop when the fractional part becomes zero (sometimes it won’t) ...
... – Fractional part of product is used as next multiplicand. – Stop when the fractional part becomes zero (sometimes it won’t) ...