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| ===Computation=== | | ===Computation=== |
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− | <pre>
| + | The propositional program for <math>\operatorname{Stunt}(2)</math> uses the following set |
− | The propositional program for Stunt(2) uses the following set | + | of <math>9 + 12 + 36 = 57\!</math> basic propositions or boolean variables: |
− | of (9 + 12 + 36) = 57 basic propositions or boolean variables: | |
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| p0_r0, p0_r1, p0_r2, | | p0_r0, p0_r1, p0_r2, |
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| p2_r2_s#, p2_r2_s*, p2_r2_s0, p2_r2_s1. | | p2_r2_s#, p2_r2_s*, p2_r2_s0, p2_r2_s1. |
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− | This means that the propositional program itself is nothing more or | + | This means that the propositional program itself is nothing more or less than a single proposition or a boolean function <math>p : \mathbb{B}^{57} \to \mathbb{B}.</math> |
− | less than a single proposition or a boolean function P : B^57 -> B. | |
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| + | <pre> |
| An assignment of boolean values to the above set of boolean variables | | An assignment of boolean values to the above set of boolean variables |
| is called an "interpretation" of P, and any interpretation of P that | | is called an "interpretation" of P, and any interpretation of P that |