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Strong Inductive Arguments

A strong inductive argument makes its conclusion highly probable if the premises…

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Strong Completeness in Logic

Strong completeness in logic means that if a formula is true in…

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Strict Implication

Strict implication defines a relationship where the truth of the antecedent necessarily…

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Strict Conditional

A strict conditional is a logical implication where the truth of the…

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Stipulative Definitions: Defining New Meanings

A stipulative definition introduces a word's meaning for the first time or…

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S-M-N Theorem

A cornerstone of computable function theory, the S-M-N theorem offers a way…

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Skolem Normal Form in First-Order Logic

Skolem Normal Form (SNF) simplifies first-order logic by eliminating existential quantifiers. It…

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Skolem-Lowenheim Theorem

A fundamental theorem in first-order logic. It asserts that if a theory…

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Situation in Logic and Philosophy

A situation is a set of circumstances or state of affairs to…

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Singular Terms in Logic

A singular term in logic denotes a specific object or entity, unlike…

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