Many-Valued Logics - Grzegorz Malinowski - książka wyd. 1993

Opis

Many-valued logics are non-classical systems that reject the principle of bivalence, allowing for more than two truth values (e.g., true, false, and unknown). Pioneered in the 1920s by Jan Łukasiewicz and Emil Post, these logics handle ambiguity, future contingents, and fuzzy variables