- theory, a
reduct of an
algebraic structure is
obtained by
omitting some of the
operations and
relations of that structure. The
opposite of "
reduct" is "expansion"...
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Reduct. J.
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- negation, we need the
auxiliary concept of the
reduct,
defined as follows. For any set I of
ground atoms, the
reduct of P
relative to I is the set of
rules without...
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knowledge in the database; such an
attribute set is
called a
reduct. Formally, a
reduct is a
subset of
attributes R E D ⊆ P {\displaystyle \mathrm {RED}...
- first-order
reducts of ( Q , < ) {\displaystyle (\mathbb {Q} ,<)} , all first-order
reducts of the
countable random graph, all first-order
reducts of the model...
- In
mathematical logic, Craig's
interpolation theorem is a
result about the
relationship between different logical theories.
Roughly stated, the theorem...
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reduces is
called its
reduct; the
reduct of (λx.M) N is M[x := N]. If x is not free in M, λx.M x is also an η-redex, with a
reduct of M. α-conversion (alpha-conversion)...
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Expansion (model theory), in
mathematical logic, a
mutual converse of a
reduct Expansion card, in computing, a
printed circuit board that can be inserted...
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homogeneous structure for a
finite relational language have
finitely many
reducts? Does
there exist an o-minimal
first order theory with a trans-exponential...
