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A survey on computing prime implicants and implicates in classical and non-classical logics
Arindama Singh
Published in CRL Publishing
2014
Volume: 29
Issue: 5
Pages: 327 - 340
Abstract
In this paper we survey different methods of computation of prime implicants and implicates in prepositional, first order and modal logic and their applications in electrical engineering, truth maintenance systems and Diagnosis. © 2014 CRL Publishing Ltd.
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Computer Systems Science and Engineering
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CRL Publishing
ISSN
02676192
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Authors (1)
Arindama Singh
Department of Mathematics
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