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Logic for Computer Science Lecture Notes

Logic for Computer Science Lecture Notes

This lecture note covers introduction, Informal Propositional Logic, The Formal Syntax of Propositional Logic,Functions Defined Recursively on PL, Semantics of Propositional Logic, Logical Connectives, Natural Deduction, Normal Forms and Resolution in Propositional Logic.

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