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meta:logical_symbols [23.01.25, 23:24:05] – external edit 127.0.0.1meta:logical_symbols [07.02.26, 10:06:34] (current) – [Comparisons] sascha
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 ^ Symbol ^ Alternatives ^ Description  ^ Article ^ ^ Symbol ^ Alternatives ^ Description  ^ Article ^
-^  <var>A</var> ''≡'' <var>B</var>  | <u questionable "not recommended, as also often used as symbols for the biconditional, although in many situations they signify the same thing">''↔'', ''⟷'', ''⇔'', ''⟺''</u><var>A</var> is logically equivalent to <var>B</var>“ | [[glossary:logical_equivalence|Logical equivalence]] \\ (see also [[glossary:biconditional|Biconditional]] and [[glossary:contravalence|Contravalence]]) | +^  <var>A</var> ''≡'' <var>B</var>  | <u questionable "not recommended, as also often used as symbols for the biconditional, although in many situations they signify the same thing">''↔'', ''⟷'', ''⇔'', ''⟺''</u>"<var>A</var> is logically equivalent to <var>B</var>| [[glossary:logical_equivalence|Logical equivalence]] \\ (see also [[glossary:biconditional|Biconditional]] and [[glossary:contravalence|Contravalence]]) | 
-^  <var>A</var> ''≢'' <var>B</var>  | <u questionable "not recommended, as it can also be understood as a negation of the biconditional, although in many situations they say the same thing; Also: poor readability!">''↮'', ''⇎''</u><var>A</var> is __not__ logically equivalent to <var>B</var>“ | ::: |+^  <var>A</var> ''≢'' <var>B</var>  | <u questionable "not recommended, as it can also be understood as a negation of the biconditional, although in many situations they say the same thing; Also: poor readability!">''↮'', ''⇎''</u>"<var>A</var> is __not__ logically equivalent to <var>B</var>| ::: |
  
 +===== Distribution =====
 +
 +^ Symbol ^ Alternatives ^ Description  ^ Article ^
 +^  <var>A</var> ''⇑''  | ''↑''| "<var>A</var> is __up__ward entailing“ | [[glossary:upward-downward-entailment|Upward/downward entailment]] \\ (see also [[glossary:distribution|Distribution]]) |
 +^  <var>A</var> ''⇓''  | ''↓'' | "<var>A</var> is __down__ward entailing“ \\ „<var>A</var> is distributed“| ::: |
 ===== Mathematical symbols ===== ===== Mathematical symbols =====
  

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