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Soundness

In logic, soundness can refer to either a property of arguments or a property of formal deductive systems.

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Soundness

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples24
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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Soundness

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related to Relation to completeness · 7
Soundness → Completeness, Gamma, Gödel, In, Informally, Skolem, The
related to Strong soundness · 4
Soundness → Gamma, Notice, Strong, Symbolically
related to Weak soundness · 4
Soundness → Some, Symbolically, Using, Weak
related to External links · 3
Soundness → Internet Encyclopedia, Philosophy, Validity
see also · 3
Soundness → Analytic, Philosophy, Type
related to Definition for formal systems · 2
Soundness → In, The
is a · 1
Soundness → definition given earlier in this section and weak soundness restricts this to sentences which are provable from no premises

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valid system displaystyle sound premises deductive completeness logic true property sentences provable argument models weak vdash logical mathematical formal theory

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Soundnessis adefinition given earlier in this section and weak soundness restricts this to sentences which are provable from no premises0.90text
Soundnessrelated to Definition for formal systemsIn0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Definition for formal systemsThe0.60section
Soundnessrelated to External linksValidity0.60section
Soundnessrelated to External linksInternet Encyclopedia0.60section
Soundnessrelated to External linksPhilosophy0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessThe0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessGamma0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessIn0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessCompleteness0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessGödel0.60section
Soundnessrelated to Relation to completenessSkolem0.60section

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