WOLFRAM|DEMONSTRATIONS PROJECT

Protothetic

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[pq]:p.q.≡.[f].f(pq)≡f(q1)
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Leśniewski's protothetic is an extended propositional calculus in which all Boolean functions can be defined. The theory also includes a universal quantifier. In 1922, Alfred Tarski established that by employing functional variables and quantifiers, all the functions of propositional calculus can be defined using equivalence as the sole primitive function.