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| − | | align="right" | — Friedrich Schiller, ''An die Freude'' | + | | align="right" | — Friedrich Schiller, ''An die Freude'' |
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| | ==Duality : logical and topological== | | ==Duality : logical and topological== |
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| − | There are two types of duality that have to be kept separately mind in the use of logical graphs — logical duality and topological duality. | + | There are two types of duality that have to be kept separately mind in the use of logical graphs — logical duality and topological duality. |
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| − | There is a standard way that graphs of the order that Peirce considered, those embedded in a continuous [[manifold]] like that commonly represented by a plane sheet of paper — with or without the paper bridges that Peirce used to augment its topological genus — can be represented in linear text as what are called ''parse strings'' or ''traversal strings'' and parsed into ''pointer structures'' in computer memory. | + | There is a standard way that graphs of the order that Peirce considered, those embedded in a continuous [[manifold]] like that commonly represented by a plane sheet of paper — with or without the paper bridges that Peirce used to augment its topological genus — can be represented in linear text as what are called ''parse strings'' or ''traversal strings'' and parsed into ''pointer structures'' in computer memory. |
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| | A blank sheet of paper can be represented in linear text as a blank space, but that way of doing it tends to be confusing unless the logical expression under consideration is set off in a separate display. | | A blank sheet of paper can be represented in linear text as a blank space, but that way of doing it tends to be confusing unless the logical expression under consideration is set off in a separate display. |