By Seiki Akama
This e-book provides a set of contributions from similar logics to utilized paraconsistency. additionally, them all are devoted to Jair Minoro Abe,on the celebration of his 60th birthday. he's one of many specialists in Paraconsistent Engineering, who built the so-called annotated logics. The publication contains vital contributions on foundations and purposes of paraconsistent logics in reference to engineering, mathematical good judgment, philosophical common sense, computing device technology, physics, economics, and biology. will probably be of curiosity to scholars and researchers, who're engaged on engineering and common sense.
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Billatice logics described above are seen as a rival to annotated logics. We can also unify annotated logics and billatice logics; see Rico [50]. We will review annotated logic in details in Chap. 5; see Abe, Akama and Nakamatsu [1, 2]. Finally, we make an important remark. The propositional calculus is the basis of the usual classical and non-classical logics; however, a true and strong logical system has to contain quantification and a theory of identity at least, and should in principle incorporate a higher-order logic (a form of higher-order logic, some set theory or some other more or less equivalent logical tool).
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