Equivalent formulas

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Statement/Definition

There's something in the second to last paragraph of page 32 in[1]

Examples

Recall [ilmath]\models A[/ilmath] denotes that a formula is valid.

  1. [ilmath]\models(A\wedge B)\leftrightarrow\neg(\neg A\vee \neg B)[/ilmath]
  2. [ilmath]\models(A\rightarrow B)\leftrightarrow\neg A\vee B[/ilmath] (see negation of implies)
  3. [ilmath]\models(A\leftrightarrow B)\leftrightarrow\neg(\neg(\neg A\vee B)\vee\neg(\neg B\vee A))[/ilmath], not even sure I've written this down correctly, never used it
  4. [ilmath]\models(\forall x A)\leftrightarrow\neg(\exists x\neg A)[/ilmath] (would be good one to prove!)

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See page 32 in[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Mathematical Logic - Foundations for Information Science - Wei Li

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