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- Model M Formal Notation
- It is unsatisfactory to use notations like XXTe or NeXX in order to refer to several types by one code. This is because the second X denotes a different kind of variable than the first X. A less ambiguous notation would be something like XYTe so that:
- * XYTe refers to truth values XY11
- * X in XYTe means X and T have the same truth value, which is 1
- * Y in XYTe means X and e have the same truth value, which is 1
- * x in xYTe means x and T have a different truth value
- * y in XyTe means y and e have a different truth value
- * Y in YXTe means Y and e have the same truth value
- et cetera. That is:
- * X in YXTe means X and T have the same truth value
- * y in yXTe means y and e have a different truth value
- * X in yXTe means X and T have the same truth value
- * Y in YxTe means Y and e have the same truth value
- * x in YxTe means x and T have a different truth value
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