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  • Alfred North Whitehead
    formal logic
    / Alternative systems of modal logic

    …symbols of PC a primitive monadic operator L and to the formation rules of PC the rule that if α is a wff, so is Lα. L is intended to be interpreted as “It is necessary that,” so that Lp will be true if and only if p is a…

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    …symbols of PC a primitive monadic operator L and to the formation rules of PC the rule that if α is a wff, so is Lα. L is intended to be interpreted as “It is necessary that,” so that Lp will be true if and only if p is a…

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  • Alfred North Whitehead
    formal logic
    / Basic features of PC

    …argument is known as a monadic operator; operators that, like all the others listed, require two arguments are known as dyadic.

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    …argument is known as a monadic operator; operators that, like all the others listed, require two arguments are known as dyadic.

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