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Astronomie + Physik = AstrophysikIn this section the formal syntax of first-order logic is defined. As for any natural or artificial language, we require on the one hand an alphabet on which the language is based, and on the other a grammar according to which sentences in the language are constructed.

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Syntax of First-order Languages,In this section the formal syntax of first-order logic is defined. As for any natural or artificial language, we require on the one hand an alphabet on which the language is based, and on the other a grammar according to which sentences in the language are constructed.

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Semantics of First-order Languages,Formulae, it must be remembered, are nothing more than words over an alphabet. But logical formulae were originally developed as a means of describing properties of mathematical structures, and so a reasonable semantics of a first-order language would be one which interprets its formulae in a concrete mathematical structure.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06529-7as the investigation of the laws of human thought. With a collection of well-chosen axioms of logical deduction as a point of departure, Aristotle erected a theory of reasoning that endured nearly two thousand years before being developed further by such eminent logicians as Gottlob Frege (1848-1925

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