Boolean algebra

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Boolean algebra is a branch of algebraic logic that studies variables and operations based on two values, typically true and false, forming the mathematical foundation of digital circuits and classical logic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic structure
branch of algebra
branch of mathematical logic
axiomatizedBy absorption laws
associativity
commutativity
complement laws
distributivity
idempotent laws
identity laws
canonicalExample power set algebra
two-element Boolean algebra
developedBy George Boole NERFINISHED
fieldOfStudy computer science
electrical engineering
information theory NERFINISHED
logic
foundationOf classical computation
digital circuit design
digital electronics
switching theory
furtherDevelopedBy Augustus De Morgan NERFINISHED
Charles Sanders Peirce NERFINISHED
Ernst Schröder NERFINISHED
hasConstant 0
1
hasDomain set of truth values
hasOperation conjunction
disjunction
exclusive OR
implication
logical AND
logical NOT
logical OR
negation
hasProperty bounded lattice
complemented lattice
distributive lattice
models classical propositional logic
namedAfter George Boole NERFINISHED
relatedTo Boolean ring
propositional calculus
set theory NERFINISHED
typicalValues false
true
usedIn combinational circuits
computer architecture
database query optimization
formal verification
logic gates
search algorithms
sequential circuits

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subject surface form: John Venn
Symbolic Logic associatedWith Boolean algebra
this entity surface form: Boolean logic
Digital Computers basedOn Boolean algebra
subject surface form: Digital computer