- The up tack or
falsum (⊥, \bot in LaTeX, U+22A5 in Unicode) is a
constant symbol used to represent: The
truth value 'false', or a
logical constant denoting...
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Falsus in uno,
falsus in
omnibus is a
Latin maxim meaning "false in one thing,
false in everything". At
common law, it is the
legal principle that a witness...
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Phenylobacterium falsum is a Gram negative,
strictly aerobic and rod-shaped
bacterium from the
genus of
Phenylobacterium which has been
isolated from alkaline...
- (denoted by 1 or the
verum ⊤), and
untrue or
false (denoted by 0 or the
falsum ⊥); that is,
classical logic is a two-valued logic. This set of two values...
- In
classical logic,
intuitionistic logic and
similar logical systems, the
principle of
explosion (Latin: ex
falso [sequitur] quodlibet, 'from falsehood...
- mind" Neti neti Many-valued
logic Not even
wrong Nothing Wronger than
wrong Falsum Hangul: 무
Simplified Chinese: 无; pinyin: wú Schuesler, p. 519. Schuessler...
- Bottoms, an area in
Franklinton (Columbus, Ohio),
United States Bottom, or
falsum, a
contradiction in
logic and
Boolean algebra Bottom element, in lattice...
- {\displaystyle \bot } \bot
false (contradiction) bottom, falsity, contradiction,
falsum,
empty clause propositional logic,
Boolean algebra, first-order
logic ⊥...
- term is
mainly used
instead for a
single proposition,
often denoted by the
falsum symbol ⊥ {\displaystyle \bot } ; a
proposition is a
contradiction if false...
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false are
sometimes not distinguished,
especially due to the
Latin term
falsum being used in
English to
denote either, but
false is one
specific proposition...
