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algebraic simplification of logic expression

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  • 03-01-2002 4:43pm
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    Thorbar
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    Anyone know of some good online resources that will help with me figuring out how to break down logic expressions using algebraic methods such as De Morgan's threom and relations? Failing an online resource maybe suggest a good book that I can get from my college libary? What I'm really looking for is some clearly explained examples, I know most of the theory just want to practice it.


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    Typedef
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    What are you studying prolog?
    You might want to look at prolog for a start.


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    Trojan
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    De Morgan himself.

    Check out this site for more books online.

    You might be better off just buying a "Theory of Algorithms" type book. We did some stuff on this last year in GMIT, I'll have a look for my notes if I can find them.

    What's this for btw?

    (Hobbes test)

    Cheers,
    Al.

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