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− | <p>The sum <math>x + x\!</math> generally denotes no logical term. But <math>{x,}_\infty ~+~ {x,}_\infty</math> may be considered as denoting some two <math>x\!</math>'s.</p> | + | <p>The sum <math>x + x\!</math> generally denotes no logical term. But <math>{x,}_\infty + \, {x,}_\infty</math> may be considered as denoting some two <math>x\!</math>'s.</p> |
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| <p>It is natural to write:</p> | | <p>It is natural to write:</p> |
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− | | <p>and</p> | + | | |
− | | align="right" | <math>{x,}_\infty ~+~ {x,}_\infty</math> | + | |- |
| + | | and |
| + | | align="right" | <math>{x,}_\infty + \, {x,}_\infty</math> |
| | align="center" | <math>=\!</math> | | | align="center" | <math>=\!</math> |
| | align="left" | <math>\mathit{2}.{x,}_\infty</math> | | | align="left" | <math>\mathit{2}.{x,}_\infty</math> |
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− | | <p>just as</p> | + | | |
| + | |- |
| + | | just as |
| | align="right" | <math>\mathit{1}_\infty</math> | | | align="right" | <math>\mathit{1}_\infty</math> |
| | align="center" | <math>=\!</math> | | | align="center" | <math>=\!</math> |
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| <p>For instance, the lovers of two women are not the same as two lovers of women, that is:</p> | | <p>For instance, the lovers of two women are not the same as two lovers of women, that is:</p> |
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− | : <p>'l'`2`.w</p>
| + | {| align="center" width="100%" |
| + | | width="20%" | |
| + | | width="25%" align="right" | <math>\mathit{l}\mathfrak{2}.\mathrm{w}</math> |
| + | | width="10%" align="center"| and |
| + | | width="25%" align="left" | <math>\mathfrak{2}.\mathit{l}\mathrm{w}</math> |
| + | | width="20%" | |
| + | |} |
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− | and
| + | <p>are unequal; but the husbands of two women are the same as two husbands of women, that is:</p> |
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− | : <p>`2`.'l'w</p>
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− | | + | | width="20%" | |
− | <p>are unequal;</p> | + | | width="25%" align="right" | <math>\mathit{h}\mathfrak{2}.\mathrm{w}</math> |
− | | + | | width="10%" align="center"| <math>=\!</math> |
− | <p>but the husbands of two women are the same as two husbands of women, that is:</p> | + | | width="25%" align="left" | <math>\mathfrak{2}.\mathit{h}\mathrm{w}</math> |
− | | + | | width="20%" | |
− | : <p>'h'`2`.w = `2`.'h'w</p>
| + | |- |
− | | + | | |
− | <p>and in general:</p> | + | |- |
− | | + | | and in general, |
− | : <p>'x',`2`.'y' = `2`.'x','y'.</p>
| + | | align="right" | <math>x,\!\mathfrak{2}.y</math> |
| + | | align="center" | <math>=\!</math> |
| + | | align="left" | <math>\mathfrak{2}.x,\!y</math> |
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| + | |} |
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| <p>(Peirce, CP 3.75).</p> | | <p>(Peirce, CP 3.75).</p> |