A systematic treatment of Boolean reasoning, this concise, newly revised edition combines the works of early logicians with recent investigations, including previously unpublished research results. The book begins with an overview of elementary mathematical concepts and outlines the theory of Boolean algebras. Two concluding chapters deal with applications. 1990 edition. Includes 18 figures and 19 tables. Revised and corrected republication of the edition published by Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 1990.
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