law of excluded middle
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law of excluded middle
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Noun
law
of
excluded
middle
(
logic
)
A logical principle which states all statements must be either true or false, i.e. in symbols:
P
∨
¬
P
{\displaystyle P\vee \neg P}
.
Synonyms
LEM
Translations
axiom of classical logic
Icelandic:
lögmál um annað tveggja
n
(
deprecated template usage
)
{{
trans-mid
}}
Polish:
zasada wyłączonego środka
f
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