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Propositional Variable

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Propositional Variable 

a variable whose range of values consists of the two truth values “true” and “false” (but not of true and false propositions, as the term, at first glance, might appear to indicate). Symbols used as propositional variables are required, for example, in describing the propositional calculus and other systems of mathematical logic.



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In this paper we focus on the intuitionistic propositional logic with one propositional variable.
The basic idea of logic-based preference representation for MARA is that each resource r can be identified with a propositional variable [p.
 
 
 
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