Lecture

Finite Systems Expressed with Formulas

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Description

This lecture covers the encoding of finite transition systems using boolean functions, propositional logic, truth interpretation in Scala, satisfiability problems, and the representation of boolean functions with circuits. It also discusses the elimination of variables in propositional formulas and the concepts of free variables, validity, equivalence, and QBFs.

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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