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| Let us now extend the CSP–GSB calculus in the following way: | | Let us now extend the CSP–GSB calculus in the following way: |
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− | The first extension is the ''reflective extension of logical graphs'', or what may be described as the ''cactus language'', after its principal graph-theoretic data structure. It is generated by generalizing the negation operator <math>\texttt{(\_)}\!</math> in a particular manner, | + | The first extension is the ''reflective extension of logical graphs'', or what may be described as the ''cactus language'', after its principal graph-theoretic data structure. It is generated by generalizing the negation operator <math>\texttt{(_)}\!</math> in a particular manner, |