Knights in Logic Puzzles
Knights are characters in logic puzzles who always tell the truth. They…
Knaves in Logic Puzzles
In logic puzzles, knaves are characters who always lie. They are central…
Kleene Connectives in Three-Valued Logic
Kleene connectives extend classical logic with a third truth value (undefined/unknown). They…
Kleene’s Three-Valued Logic (K3)
Explore Stephen Cole Kleene's three-valued logic system, K3. It introduces an 'undefined'…
Joint Denial in Propositional Logic
Joint denial, also known as NOR, is a logical connective. It is…
Iteration: Repeating Processes for Results
Iteration involves repeating a set of operations multiple times, using the output…
Isomorphism Explained
An isomorphism is a bijective correspondence between two structures. It confirms they…
Island of Knights and Knaves
A classic logic puzzle setting where inhabitants are either truth-telling knights or…
The ‘is’ of Predication
The 'is' of predication attributes a property or characteristic to a subject,…