Lecture

Predicate Logic: Basics and Applications

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Description

This lecture introduces predicate logic, a language that goes beyond propositional logic by allowing the representation of objects, their properties, and relations. It covers the history of predicate logic, its applications in mathematics, computing, and software verification, as well as the concepts of quantifiers, predicates, and propositional functions. The lecture also explains the universal and existential quantifiers, providing examples to illustrate their usage.

Official source

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