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Asymptotic Properties of Logics

@article{Zaionc2003AsymptoticPO,
  title={Asymptotic Properties of Logics},
  author={Marek Zaionc},
  journal={Schedae Informaticae},
  year={2003},
  volume={12},
  pages={129-138}
}
  • M. Zaionc
  • Published 2003
  • Mathematics
  • Schedae Informaticae
This paper presents the number of results concerning problems of asymptotic densities in the variety of propositional logics. We investigate, for propositional formulas, the proportion of tautologies of the given length n against the number of all formulas of length n. We are specially interested in asymptotic behavior of this fraction. We show what the relation between a number of premises of an implicational formula and asymptotic probability of finding a formula with this number of premises… 
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