41. Relational Database More accurately, the relational model is based on predicate logic and set theory. You have sets of statements of fact, and the underlying system can determine new sets of facts http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RelationalDatabase

42. 18.510: Introduction To Mathematical Logic And Set Theory 18.510 Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Set Theory Fall 2008, MIT http://www-math.mit.edu/~kessler/teaching/intro/groupnotes.html

18.510: Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Set Theory Fall 2008, MIT Lecturer: Liat Kessler Lecture notes Lecture 1, September 4 2008. Propositional Calculus: Exposition, Syntax Lecture 2, September 9 2008. Propositional Calculus: Semantics, enumeration of formulas, logical consequence: UPDATED VERSION Lecture 3, September 11 2008. Propositional Calculus: Sentential connectives, normal forms Lecture 4, September 16 2008. Propositional Calculus: Deduction Lemma and Modus Ponens in Semantics, applications, axioms, Sequent Calculus: formal provability Lecture 5, September 18 2008. Propositional Calculus: Deduction Lemma for formal proofs, Completeness Theorem: one direction Lectures 6, 7 (and a little from 8), September 23, 25 2008. The Completeness Theorem, the Compactness Theorem, and the Model Existence Theorem: statements and proofs Lectures 8, 9, 10, September 30, October 2, 7 2008. Predicate calculus: Syntax and Semantics Lecture 11, October 14 2008. Predicate calculus: Semantics; Homomorphism and Isomorphism Lecture 12-14, October 16, 21, 23 2008.

43. Introduction To Mathematical Logic And Set Theory 18.510 Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Set Theory. This course provides an introduction to mathematical logic. Topics include propositional and predicate logic, the http://www-math.mit.edu/~rosen/18.510/

18.510: Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Set Theory This course provides an introduction to mathematical logic. Topics include propositional and predicate logic, the compactness and completeness theorems, elementary model theory, Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, and Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory. There are no specific prerequisites, though students are expected to have a certain level of mathematical maturity. Lecture: TR 2:30 - 4:00, in Room 4-159 Instructor: Eric Rosen , rosen (at) math (dot) mit (dot) edu Office: Office hours: Tue. 4 - 5, Fri. 1 - 2, and by appointment Textbook: Mathematical Logic: A Course with Exercises, Parts I and II Requirements: Problem sets will be given every two weeks. The first assignment will be due Sept. 21. There will be a midterm, on Oct. 19, and a final exam, on Dec. 18. Grading: The course grade will be determined by the homework (40%), the midterm (20%), and the final exam (40%). Final Exam: The final exam will take place on Monday December 18, from 1:30 to 4:30, in room 2-135. Homework: Homework must be handed in by 6:00 pm, either in class or in Room 2-172, on the day that it is due. Students are permitted to work together, but must write up solutions in their own words.

44. CiteSeerX — Modal Deduction In Second-Order Logic And Set Theory CiteSeerX Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles) We investigate modal deduction through translation into standard logic and set theory. Derivability in the minimal http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.38.2274

45. Handout1 Logic And Set Theory CS 360 Introduction to the Theory of Computing John Watrous, University of Waterloo Handout1 Logic and Set Theory The purpose of this handout is mostly to review the basic http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~watrous/360/handouts/sets.pdf

46. Sets, Relations, And Functions -- Logic And Set Theory Logic and Set Theory. Firstorder predicate logic. Variables may represent domain objects, not predicates or functions. No quantifiers over predicates or functions. http://www.risc.jku.at/education/courses/ws99/formal/slides/sets/index_31.html

Go backward to Go up to Top Go forward to Basic Idea Logic and Set Theory First-order predicate logic. Variables may represent domain objects, not predicates or functions. No quantifiers over predicates or functions. Problem: "for all predicates p , ...", "there is a function f , such that ..." First-order predicate logic over domain of sets. Domain objects are sets. May encode predicates and functions as sets. Interpret statements about sets as statements about predicates and functions. Overcome limitations of first-order predicate logic. The combination of first-order predicate logic and set theory is the working horse of mathematics. Author: Wolfgang Schreiner Last Modification: October 14, 1999

47. An Elementary Introduction To Logic And Set Theory: Predicate Logic III. Predicate Logic and Quantifiers. Predicates. Universal and Existential Quantifiers. Negation of Quantified Predicates. Multiple Quantifiers. Unique Existence http://faculty.matcmadison.edu/alehnen/weblogic/logpred.htm

III. Predicate Logic and Quantifiers Predicates Universal and Existential Quantifiers Negation of Quantified Predicates Multiple Quantifiers ... Unique Existence Predicates Consider the following syllogism. Premise: All human beings are mortal. Premise: Socrates is a human being. Conclusion: Socrates is mortal. The last statement seems an irrefutable conclusion of the premises, yet the validity of this type of argument lies beyond the rules of sentential logic. The key of the argument is the quantifier "all" that precedes the first premise. Before we deal with quantifiers let's consider the arithmetic sentence " x + 1 = 2". Here the letter x is called a variable since the symbol " x " apart from its position in the alphabet has no standard interpretation as a definite object. In contrast, the symbols "1", "=", and "2" have specific meanings. The first thing we need to specify for a variable is its Domain or Universe which is the collection of objects (i.e., a set) from which a given variable takes its particular values. In " x + 1 = 2" the most reasonable domain is some set of numbers (more on these in Section V). In the sentence "

48. Tomer Kotek Courses Logic and Set Theory. Spring 2010 Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge Prof. Orna Grumberg. Logical Methods in Combinatorics . Winter 2009-2010 - Teaching assistant. http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~tkotek/teaching.html

@import "style.css"; Tomer Kotek at Technion Courses Logic and Set Theory Spring 2010 - Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge: Prof. Orna Grumberg. Logical Methods in Combinatorics Winter 2009-2010 - Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge: Prof. J.A. Makowsky. Logic and Set Theory Spring 2009 - Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge: Prof. Orna Grumberg. Logic and Set Theory Winter 2008-2009 - Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge: Dr. Amir Shpilka. Computability and Definability Spring 2008 - Teaching assistant . Lecturer in charge: Prof. J.A. Makowsky. Data Structures 1 Winter 2007-2008 - Teaching assistant. Lecturer in charge: Prof. Ehud Rivlin. Tomer Kotek Open Source Web Design . Design by N-vent Home Publications Talks Teaching Other

49. Reformat_songs: First-Order Logic And Set Theory: Istanbul (¬Constantinople) FirstOrder Logic and set theory Istanbul ( Constantinople) Constantinople → Istanbul Istanbul Constantinople Return(Constantinople) Time( Constantinople) = long http://www.livejournal.com/community/reformat_songs/26361.html

potassiumman ) wrote in Entry tags: computer program four lads they might be giants First-Order Logic and set theory: Istanbul (¬Constantinople) ¬Return(Constantinople) Time(¬Constantinople) = long OldName(NewYork) = NewAmsterdam Reason(changed,it) = Prefer(people,NewYork,NewAmsterdam) ¬Return(Constantinople) Time(¬Constantinople) = long Reason(Constantinople,works) = ¬Business(¬Turks) (31 comments) - ( Post a new comment contradictacat 2005-03-29 11:51 pm UTC link heeee! I almost want to do one for Birdhouse now! Reply to this Thread nightskywarlock 2005-03-30 12:26 am UTC link better hurry or i'll beat you to it... people killed off: * screaming argonauts * jason * countless others Reply to this Parent Thread potassiumman 2005-03-30 12:32 am UTC link But that's not right: people killed off: * countless screaming argonauts * jason Reply to this Parent Thread potassiumman 2005-03-30 12:32 am UTC link Or perhaps: people killed off: * screaming argonauts: countless * jason: 1 Reply to this Parent nightskywarlock 2005-03-30 12:41 am UTC link i was going for people killed off: screaming argonauts jason countless others Reply to this Parent Thread potassiumman 2005-03-30 01:20 am UTC link Aaaaaah.

50. 234293 - Logic And Set Theory, Spring2009 - Announcements WebCourse(tm) 234293, Logic And Set Theory for Cs, Spring2009 http://webcourse.cs.technion.ac.il/234293/Spring2009/

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology 234293 - Logic and Set Theory Spring 2009 Announcements Moed C Students who were on reserve duty during Moed A or Moed B are entitled to Moed C. If you are entitled to Moed C and wish to take the exam, please contact Keren at ckeren@cs with your full details (even if you already contacted the course staff on the this matter). Please do so by Thursday, November 19. Created on 8/11/2009, 15:46:27 Moed B appeals Appeals on Moed B have been answered. If your grade was changed, please allow time for it to appear in UG. Please note that you MAY NOT appeal on the answer to the appeal. Created on 8/11/2009, 11:11:43 Moed B Grades The grades are published: * 'ExamB' is your exam grade. * 'FinalB' is your final grade. It is calculated by taking your ExamB grade, and then taking 90% of the result together with 10% of your HWaverage grade. Finally, if this resulted in a grade of 53 or 54, then it was raised to 55, and if this resulted in a grade of more than 100, it was rounded to 100. Regarding appeals: 1. Appeals may be submitted until 5/11/2009. No appeals will be accepted after this date.

51. New Page 1 To the Educator Why teach formal logic and set theory? By Dan Christensen. There has been much discussion on the most effective way to introduce the methods of proof to http://dcproof.com/teach.htm

To the Educator: Why teach formal logic and set theory? By Dan Christensen There has been much discussion on the most effective way to introduce the methods of proof to mathematics undergraduates and advanced high school students. The traditional approach is one based on Euclidean geometry, one that, it is hoped, would build on the student's spatial sense developed over the years since childhood. Studies have shown, however, that proof-writing skills learned in one branch of mathematics such as geometry may not be easily transferred to other branches such as abstract algebra and analysis. F. A. Ersoz [ ] (2009) suggests that the many informal "axioms" of Euclidean geometry, as usually taught, are based largely on personal intuition and imagination (p. 163). While this may serve as a productive basis for some discussion, it can blur the boundary between the formal and informal, and lead to confusion as to what constitutes a legitimate proof in other domains (branches) of mathematics. Ersoz also suggests that introductory geometry courses seldom present many of the methods of proof used in more abstract courses methods like proofs by induction, contrapositive or contradiction (p. 164).

52. MainFrame: Books On Logic Notes on Logic and Set Theory, P.T. Johnstone Johnstone72 A starter for those who want to understand how logic and set theory provide a foundation for mathematics. http://www.rbjones.com/rbjpub/logic/log022.htm

what is logic? What is Mathematical Logic? , J.N. Crossley et.al. This book has pace first-order logic The Language of First Order Logic , Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy A practical approach to learning logic. The book was designed for a first course in logic using the Tarki's World 4.0 software ( Logic Software from CLSI ), which comes with the book. for PC: for MAC: Methods of Logic , Willard Van Ormon Quine A lucid introductory text from one of the best. Logic and Philosophy Philosophy of Logics , Susan Haack A readable introduction with a slightly broader interpretation of "logic" than the average philosophy text. Philosophy of Logic , Willard Van Orman Quine An excellent short (109pp) introduction with the emphasis on the philosophy. Metalogic - An Introduction to the Metatheory of Standard First-Order Logic , Geoffrey Hunter An excellent second course for philosophy students who want a good technical understanding of classical first order logic. Philosophical Logic - An Introduction , Sybil Wolfram A worthwhile fairly recent introduction to the kind of problems raised by philosophical logic. Possible Worlds - an introduction to Logic and its Philosophy , Raymond Bradley and Norman Swartz A substantial (391pp) introduction with the emphasis on propositional and modal logics.

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54. UNT Department Of Mathematics: Course Information Mathematical Logic and Set Theory I. Fall 2010 . This is the first semester of a yearlong sequence in Mathematical Logic and Set Theory. In this semester we will focus on http://www.math.unt.edu/courses.shtml

Course Descriptions Schedule of Classes UNT Academic Calendar Instructor Information Course Descriptions View the University Course Descriptions: Undergraduate Graduate Math 5010 Mathematical Logic and Set Theory I Fall 2010 We will start by studying the syntax and semantics of propositional logic and first-order logic and proving some fundamental theorems, such as the completeness theorem, the compactness theorem and the Lowenheim-Skolem theorems. Then we will investigate some specific theories, such as the theory of dense linear orders and the Peano arithmetic. After a quick overview of recursion theory, we reach the concept of decidability of theories. At this point we will focus on representability, the final tool on our way to prove the first incompleteness theorem of Godel. Time permitting I will also give a sketch on how to approach the second incompleteness theorem. The topics covered in this course form the foundation of modern axiomatic set theory as well as of computer science, linguistics and philosophical logic. It contains some of the most celebrated achievements of mathematics in the 20 th century. However, no formal prerequisite is needed to take this course. Some familiarity with abstract algebra and/or proofs in analysis is helpful. If you happen to know some computability theory that is a plus. The student is expected to work hard regardless of the background he/she has.

55. EBooks.com - Lectures In Logic And Set Theory: Volume 1, Mathematical Logic EBoo Includes formal proof techniques, a section on applications of compactness (including nonstandard analysis), a generous dose of computability and its relation to the http://www.ebooks.com/ebooks/book_display.asp?IID=217499

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