Classical and Fuzzy Concepts in Mathematical Logic and Applications, Professional Version

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ISBN: 9780849331978 | 0849331978
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 5/20/1998

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This title explains how to use the English language with logical responsibility, how to define and use formal language, and how to reason correctly. Specific issues include propositional and predicate logic, logic networks, logic programming, proof of correctness, semantics, syntax, and theorems of Herbrand and Kalman.

Preliminaries of "Naive" Mathematical Logic
PART I. Propositional Logic
The Formal Language of Propositional Logic
The Formal Language Lo of Propositional Logic Using Parentheses
The Formal Language Lo of Propositional Logic without Parentheses (Polish Notation)
The Truth Structure on Lo in Semantic Version
Boolean Interpretations of the Language Lo
Semantic Deduction
The Semantic Lindenbaum Algebra of Lo
The Truth Structure of Lo in the Syntactic Version
The System of Hilbert H: Axioms, Inference, Theorems
Metatheorems
The Syntactic Lindenbaum Algebra of Lo. Normal Formulas
Connections between the Truth Structures on Lo in Semantic and Syntactic Versions
All Theorems Are Tautologies (Soundness of Prepositional Logic)
All Tautologies Are Theorems (Completeness of Propositional Logic)
Another Proof of the Completeness Metatheorem
Other Syntactic Versions of the Truth Structure on Lo
The Systems L and M; Their Equivalence to the System H
Some Remarks about the Independence of Axioms
The System C of Lukasiewicz and Tarski
Elements of Fuzzy Propositional Logic
Some Elementary Notions about Fuzzy Sets
The Language of Fuzzy Propositional Logic
The Semantic Truth Structure of Fuzzy Propositional Logic
Elements of Fuzzy Propositional Logic in Syntactic Version
Applications of Propostional Logic in Computer Science
Recall about Lindenbaum Algebra of the Language Lo
Some Connections of Lo with Programming Languages
Karnaugh Maps
Switching Networks
Logical Networks
Exercises for Part I
PART II. Predicate Logic
Introductory Considerations
The Formal Language of Predicate Logic
The Formal Alphabet of Predicate Logic; Formal Words
Terms and Formulas
The Semantic Truth Structure on the Language L of Predicate Logic
The Notion of Interpretation of the Language L
Semantic Deduction in Predicate Logic
The Syntactic Truth Structure on the Language L of Predicate Logic
Axioms, Theorems
Some Remarkable Metatheorems
Completeness of Predicate Logic
Elements of Fuzzy Predicate Logic
The Language of Fuzzy Predicate Logic
The Semantic Truth Structure of Fuzzy Predicate Logic
The Syntactic Truth Structure of Fuzzy Predicate Logic
Further Applications of Logic in Computer Science
Elements of the Theory of Resolution
Elements of Logical Foundations of Prolog
Elements of Approximate Reasoning for Expert Systems Design
Exercises for Part II
A. Boolean Algebras
B. MV-Algebras
C. General Considerations about Fuzzy Sets
Index
References

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Classical and Fuzzy Concepts in Mathematical Logic and Applications, Professional Version

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