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Intro
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Hilbert's 10th problem
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An example involving parentheses
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Example binary tree deduction
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Binary tree terminology
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The ATM deductive system
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Parenthesis deductive system
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One final question
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Propositional Logic Refresher
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Formally defining formulas
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Truth assignment V: setting of Tor F for each variable.
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In the binary tree perspective
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Satisfiability
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All well-formed formulas
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Logical Equivalence
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Example equivalences
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Problem: Show (((x+y)^x) +y) is a tautology.
Description:
Explore the foundations of theoretical computer science in this Spring 2015 lecture on Deductive Systems from CMU's 15-251 course. Delve into Hilbert's 10th problem, examine parentheses and binary tree examples, and investigate the ATM and Parenthesis deductive systems. Refresh your understanding of Propositional Logic, including formal formula definitions, truth assignments, and logical equivalences. Learn to analyze satisfiability and tautologies through practical examples, enhancing your grasp of fundamental computer science concepts.

Great Ideas in Theoretical Computer Science: Deductive Systems

Ryan O'Donnell
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