Propositional Logic, Proofs (Conditional introduction)

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Video on conditional introduction, a derivation rule for propositional logic.
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Great video. Please note @ 9:41 you write and say conditional elimination where it was in fact conditional introduction.

osquibb
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I love your style of teaching Logic. You have a gift!

VishalSharma-ehui
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thank you so much, i could finally understand my logic homework!

rysuh
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Great video! In some other systems, this is known as "conditional proof"

ewan_kingston
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I'm having some trouble with my homework. Wondering if you could help!

missbabypeachez
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In the example that starts at @1:53 what if the propositional letters represented the following propositions: R = Jack is tall and Z = Jack has a dog. Clearly you cannot imply R from Z. I know that I am missing something but can’t detect it.

bardock-ykxg
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Please, can you explain what the scope of an assumption means in layman terms? And what is the meaning of "open assumption"? Pls.

oniowolabiezekiel
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When it comes to a valuation function, what is the difference between "Assuming" a truth value and "Knowing" a truth value. For your example @ 2:18, we "know" that the premise R is true....under some value function V_i. However, when we say that we "Assume" that the premise Z is true...this is presumably the truth value being assigned under the same value function V_i.

If these premises are being evaluated using the same value function, why is it that one premise's truth value is "known" but the other premise's truth value is "assumed"? Is the idea that we do not know the full extent of V_i's mapping strategy?

SCramah
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At 2:51, is the A the rule that I am using to introduce this form of reasoing between 2-4 or something else?

carolinac