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And so on.
And so on.
In this form of representation — for historical reasons called the "existential interpretation" of logical graphs — we have the following expressions for basic logical operations:
In this form of representation — for historical reasons called the "existential interpretation" of logical graphs — we have the following expressions of basic logical operations:
The disjunction <math>x \lor y</math> is written <math>((x)(y)).\!</math>
The disjunction <math>x \lor y</math> is written <math>((x)(y)).\!</math>
