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Nanoelectromechanical graphene switches for the multi-valued logic systems
Nanotechnology, 2019Graphene based multi-valued nanoelectromechanical switches are suggested and demonstrated. The device structure having multiple contact sites with different heights under the doubly clamped suspended beam provides multiple contacts to be formed ...
D. Shin, Hakseong Kim, Sang Wook Lee
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Meanings in Multi-valued Logics
Philosophy of Science, 1941The aim of this contribution is to trace the transformation of the meanings of certain terms as the order of the logics in which they appear is raised. By “order of the logic” we simply refer to the number of truth-values characterizing the logic, so that if the number of truth values shows symptoms of traveling to infinity we may speak of the goal as ...
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A Novel Multi-Valued Logic QAM
2006 2nd International Conference on Information & Communication Technologies, 2006This paper proposes a novel Ternary QAM (TQAM), which is new concept in communication. The proposed model minimizes the number of characters per symbol; hence results in a better signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and bit error rate (BER). For this purpose a new generation of constellation diagrams is proposed leading to new methods of modulating transmitted ...
A.M. Haidar, S. Ghabboura, N. Ahdab
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Factorization of multi-valued logic functions
Proceedings 25th International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic, 2002The paper describes an approach to factorization of multi valued logic (MVL) functions. The key concept is to formulate the problem as a rectangular covering problem. First, we develop an MVL algebraic factorization algorithm. Then, by incorporating two MVL Boolean properties: "identical" and "complementary", we further improve the purely algebraic ...
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1998
It is almost a safe bet to assume that most students, after receiving the first rudiments of Boolean calculus, wonder: “Why not more than two truth-values?” This question is both natural and vague; attempts to give an answer originated a lot of logical systems.
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It is almost a safe bet to assume that most students, after receiving the first rudiments of Boolean calculus, wonder: “Why not more than two truth-values?” This question is both natural and vague; attempts to give an answer originated a lot of logical systems.
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From Multi-valued Logics to Fuzzy Logic
2016When, in February 2008, I visited the European Centre for Soft Computing (ECSC) in Mieres Asturias, Spain, for the first time to give a talk, I stayed for about a week. It was Enric Trillas who extended the invitation, and it was Claudio Moraga who made my first weekend in Asturias—this then unknown and foreign landscape—enjoyable.
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Verification of multi-valued logic networks
Proceedings of 26th IEEE International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (ISMVL'96), 2002A method for verification of Multi-Valued Logic Networks (MVLNs) using Ordered Multi-Valued Decision Diagrams (OMDDs) is presented. For tree-like MVLNs an upper bound on the OMDD size can be proven. Thus, heuristics known for OBDDs can also be used for OMDDs. A large set of experiments is presented that underlines the efficiency of the approach.
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Model Checking with Multi-valued Logics
2004In multi-valued model checking, a temporal logic formula is interpreted relative to a structure not as a truth value but as a lattice element. In this paper we present new algorithms for multi-valued model checking. We first show how to reduce multi-valued model checking with any distributive DeMorgan lattice to standard, two-valued model checking.
Glenn Bruns, Patrice Godefroid
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Transparent truth-value predicates in multi-valued logics
Logique et Analyse, 2019Summary: The paper defines truth-value assignment predicates \(T_i (\hat{\varphi}) \) in multi-valued logics, generalising the classical truth-predicate \(T (\hat{\varphi}) \) The meaning of this redicate is that \(\varphi\) has the truth-value \(v_i\).
FRANCEZ, Nissim, KAMINSKI, Michael
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