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Douglas W. Jones on Ternary Logic

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Part of http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~dwjones/ternary/ by Douglas W. Jones THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Department of Computer Science Disclaimer: Nobody but the author endorses the use of the notation described here, although in general, the notations used by researchers in this field are abysmally bad and the author would like it if others accepted his proposed notation. ©2012 Douglas W. Jones; revised 2016. Permission is hereby granted to make unrestricted use of the schematic diagrams presented here for any purpose including derivative works; there are no restrictions on linking to this web page. Although considerable work on implementing ternary logic functions has been done, no standard notation has emerged. The notation proposed here follows from conventional Boolean logic augmented by the third value of Kleene logic, unknown. Where ternary functions are analogous to Boolean functions, parallel notations are used. New notations are introduced where there are no analogous Boolean funct

Douglas W. Jones on Ternary Logic Standard Ternary Logic Part of http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~dwjones/ternary/ by Douglas W. Jones T HE U NIVERSITY OF I OWA Department of Computer Science Disclaimer: Nobody but the author endorses the use of the notation described here, although in general, the notations used by researchers in this field are abysmally bad and the author would like it if others accepted his proposed notation. ©2012 Douglas W. Jones; revised 2016. Permission is hereby granted to make unrestricted use of the schematic diagrams presented here for any purpose including deriva

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