Author(s): Richmond H. Thomason
Publisher: Macmillan
Year: 1970
Language: English
Pages: 382
Preface
I. Uninterpreted Syntax of a Logical System
Exercises・Problems
Ans. 1,5(a)
Ans. 5(c)-(e)
Ans.13-19
II. Implication and Negation: Informal Semantics
Exercises
Ans. 1
III. Implication Logic: Natural Deduction Techniques
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1
Ans. 2
IV. Sentence Logic: Informal Semantics and Natural Deduction Techniques
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1
Ans. 2
Ans. 3
Ans. 4
V. Sentence Logic: Syntax
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1-8
Ans. 10,12
Ans. 13
VI. Sentence Logic: Semantics
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1
Ans. 2-8
Ans. 10,11
VII. Sentence Logic: Semantic Completeness
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1-9
Ans. 16
VIII. Predicate Logic with Identity: Notation and Informal Semantics
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1-2(j)
Ans. 2(k)-(z)
Ans. 3
IX. Predicate Logic with Identity: Natural Deduction Techniques
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1,2
Ans. 3
Ans. 4
X. Predicate Logic with Identity: Syntax
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1(a)
Ans. 1(d),(f)
Ans. 2
Ans. 3,4
XI. Predicate Logic with Identity: Semantics
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1
Ans. 2-6
Ans. 7-13
XII. Predicate Logic with Identity: Semantic Completeness
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1-2
Ans. 3-5
XIII. Informal Set Theory
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1-3
Ans. 5
XIV. Mathematical Induction
Exercises
Problems
Ans. 1,2
Ans. 3,4
Ans. 8
Bibliography
General and miscellaneous works
History of logic
Philosophical logic
Set theory
Index of Symbols
Solutions to Selected Exercises
Index
ABC
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FGHILMN
OPQRS
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