Lukasiewicz notation

/ˌluːkəˈʃɛvɪtʃ noʊˈteɪʃən/
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mathematics

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notation where operators precede operands in expressions
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Lukasiewicz-Notation
  • Lukasiewicz notation simplifies the expression evaluation process.Die Lukasiewicz-Notation vereinfacht den Auswertungsprozess von Ausdrücken.
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logic

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system in logic for representing expressions
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Lukasiewicz-Notation
  • Lukasiewicz notation is essential in logical proofs.Lukasiewicz-Notation ist in logischen Beweisen unerlässlich.
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  • Lukasiewicz notation is often used in computer science.
  • Students learn Lukasiewicz notation in advanced logic classes.
  • Lukasiewicz notation simplifies complex logical expressions.

Lukasiewicz notation: Examples and translations in context

Reverse Polish Notation was developed in 1920 by Jan Lukasiewicz as a way to write a mathematical expression without using parentheses and brackets.

Reverse Polish Notation wurde 1920 von Jan Lukasiewicz als ein Verfahren entwickelt, um mathematische Ausdrücke ohne Klammern zu schreiben.

Scientific Calculator - perform sophisticated calculations using RPN (Reversed Polish Notation after Polish mathematician Jan Lukasiewicz in the 1920's).

Einen anspruchsvollen Wissenschaftlichen Rechner mit RPN (Reversed Polish Notation, benannt nach dem polnischen Mathematiker Jan Lukasiewicz in den 20er Jahren).

Pocket calculators of Hewlett-Packard, however, expect the expressions to be in the so-called postfix notation, also named reverse Polish notation (RPN) after its inventor, the Polish logician Jan Lukasiewicz.

Taschenrechner von Hewlett-Packard dagegen erwarten die Ausdrücke in der so genannten Postfix-Notation, nach ihrem Erfinder, dem polnischen Logiker Jan Lukasiewicz auch Umgekehrt Polnische Notation genannt.

The description "Polish" refers to the nationality of logician Jan Łukasiewicz, who invented Polish notation in 1924.

Die polnische Notation verdankt ihren Namen dem polnischen Mathematiker Jan Łukasiewicz, der sie in den 1920er-Jahren entwickelte (eine genauere Datierung ist wohl nicht möglich).

Propositions in Polish notation are restricted to Lukasiewicz's own connectives N, K, A, C, and E. You have to user lower-case letters as propositional constants, but not the letter "v", since it denotes infix disjunction (see above).

Für Aussagen in polnischer Notation unterstützt das Widget die Konnektive N, K, A, C und E. Als Satzbuchstaben müssen Kleinbuchstaben verwendet werden, jedoch - zur eindeutigen Abgrenzung von der Infixschreibweise - nicht der Kleinbuchstabe v (der die Infix-Disjunktion benennt).

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