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...onnectives can be defined in terms of a [[sole sufficient operator]]. The biconditional (↔) can of course be defined in terms of conjunction and implication, * Lambek, J., and Scott, P.J. (1986), ''Introduction to Higher Order Categorical Logic'', Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,

==Introduction : Review and Transition== ...mplex example, consider the boolean function determined by the equality or biconditional <math>I(x, y) = ((x, y)).\!</math> This affords the partial expansion with

==1. Introduction== An introduction to the topic of formalization, if proper,

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