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'''Note.''' The above transcription uses the "precedes sign" (<math>\prec</math>) for the "sign of illation" that Peirce customarily wrote as a cursive symbol somewhat like a gamma (<math>\gamma\!</math>) turned on its side or else typed as a bigram consisting of a dash and a "less than" sign.
'''Note.''' The above transcription uses the "precedes sign" (<math>\prec</math>) for the "sign of illation" that Peirce customarily wrote as a cursive symbol somewhat like a gamma (<math>\gamma\!</math>) turned on its side or else typed as a bigram consisting of a dash and a "less than" sign.
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==Graphic proof==
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==Graphical proof==
Under the existential interpretation of Peirce's [[logical graph]]s, Peirce's law is represented by means of the following formal equivalence or logical equation.
Under the existential interpretation of Peirce's [[logical graph]]s, Peirce's law is represented by means of the following formal equivalence or logical equation.
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| [[Image:Peirce's_Law_Figure_2.jpg|500px]] || (2)
| [[Image:Peirce's_Law_Figure_2.jpg|500px]] || (2)
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==Equational form==
==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==