- Look up
tautology in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tautology may
refer to:
Tautology (language), a
redundant statement in
literature and
rhetoric Tautology...
- below) that the
property of
tautologous – as yet to be
defined – is "inherited": if one
begins with a set of
tautologous axioms (postulates) and a deduction...
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representation is
constructed in such a way as to make its
properties seem
tautologous, it is a
fundamental object of the theory. A
subrepresentation is equivalent...
- two-element set of
Boolean truth-values, true and false. It is
almost tautologous to say that the
subsets of a
given set X are the same as (just as good...
- combe, bere, and hele from
Brittonic are
common in
Devon place-names.
Tautologous,
hybrid word
names exist in England, such as: Derwen****er (for Brittonic...
- Conversely, a
tableau can also
prove that a
logical formula is
tautologous: if a
formula is
tautologous, its
negation is a contradiction, so a
tableau built from...
- 2018. Duan Albanach, 23 here; as Dub
means "Black", "Dub the Black" is
tautologous. "Culen or
Colin (r. 967–971)". royal.gov.uk. 13
January 2016. Retrieved...
- Conversely, a
tableau can also
prove that a
logical formula is
tautologous: if a
formula is
tautologous, its
negation is a contradiction, so a
tableau built from...
- Formally, this is
expressed as the
tautology ¬(p ∧ ¬p). For
example it is
tautologous to say "the
house is not both
white and not white"
since this results...
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soundness for
formal systems. A
formal system is
complete with
respect to
tautologousness or "semantically complete" when all its
tautologies are theorems, whereas...
