- In
mathematical logic,
realizability is a
collection of
methods in
proof theory used to
study constructive proofs and
extract additional information from...
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iterative processes were not then
generally necessary.
Realisability (that is,
which functions are
realisable as real
impedance networks) and
equivalence (which...
- In the
philosophy of mind,
multiple realizability is the
thesis that the same
mental property, state, or
event can be
implemented by
different physical...
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grounds that they are low
level and
somewhat arbitrary),
there is a
realisability topos called the Kleene–Vesley
topos in
which one can
reduce com****ble...
- fact that we are at war has
turned Socialism from a
textbook word into a
realisable policy"—because Britain's
superannuated social class system hindered the...
- function. He
discovered the
necessary and
sufficient condition for
realisability of a one-port impedance. That is,
those impedance expressions that could...
- Net
realizable value (NRV) is a
measure of a
fixed or
current ****et's
worth when held in inventory, in the
field of accounting. NRV is part of the Generally...
- lies in the
realisability condition. Z(s) is
realisable as a one-port
rational impedance if and only if it
meets the PR condition.
Realisable in this sense...
- to be "causal"
because the
impulse response function of a
physically realisable filter must have this property, as no
effect can
precede its cause. Paley...
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aspect has been
extensively studied by
Seiller under the name of
linear realisability, a
version of
realizability accounting for linearity. GoI has been applied...
