Logical Expressions and Equivalence Relations

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Description

This lecture covers logical expressions, sets, elements, and equivalence relations. It explains the concepts of containing elements, the same elements, and the power package. The instructor also discusses reflexive, symmetric, and transitive relations.

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Mathematics

Mathematical logic: Set theory

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

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