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{{Short description|A technique for symbolic model checking and logic calculi}} ...t is also applied in [[modal logic]] [[method of analytic tableaux|tableau calculi]] algorithms to optimise their efficiency.<ref name="CEGAR-Tableaux">{{cite ...

In [[computer science]], the '''ambient calculus''' is a [[process calculus]] devised by [[Luca Cardelli]] and [[Andrew D. Gordon]] in 1998, a ...n, the ambient calculus has grown into a family of closely related ambient calculi. ...

...domains where computations are expected to be infinite, such as [[process calculi]], a computation is said to diverge if it fails to be productive (i.e. to c ...258-0 |isbn=978-1-84882-257-3 }}</ref> For example, consider the following process, defined by CSP notation: ...

...st2=Olivetti |first2=Nicola |last3=Nalon |first3=Cláudia |title=Resolution Calculi for Non-normal Modal Logics |conference=TABLEAUX 2023 |series=Lecture Notes Given any modal formula, the proving process with this resolution calculus is done by recursively renaming a complex mod ...

...mobile membranes can be defined over specific configurations (like process calculi), while they represent also a rule-based formalism (like P systems). ...ne]]s rather by reduction to the lambda calculus as in the case of process calculi with mobility. In this section are defined four classes of membranes inspir ...

...ifference operator]], although it was originally developed for the reverse process of writing an integral as an indefinite sum plus correction terms. As usual *[[List of derivatives and integrals in alternative calculi]] ...

...h zero can lead to different results based on the [[Limit process|limiting process]]. The expression arises in limit problems and may result in a range of val ...ascheroni|Mascheroni]] in a 1787 edition of Euler's book ''[[Institutiones calculi differentialis]]''<ref name="N3UF6" /> offered the "justification" ...

[[developmental process]]es, [[gene regulation]] networks, [[protein–protein interaction]] networks ...ules.<ref name="Fredkin90">Fredkin, F. Digital mechanics: An informational process based on reversible universal CA. Physica D 45 (1990) 254-270</ref><ref nam ...

...atician and physicist Leonhard Euler in 1768 in his textbook Institutiones Calculi Integralis.<ref>{{citation |author=Jean-Luc Chabert u.&nbsp;a. |date=1999 | ...<math>t \mapsto y(t)</math>, the local truncation error (also called local process error) <math>\eta</math> is defined as<ref>{{citation |author=Robert Plato ...

...ground language do not change their interpretation throughout the revision process. * Bruni, R. (2013). Analytic calculi for circular concepts by finite revision. ''Studia Logica'', 101(5):915–932 ...

...|1y=2008|1loc=argument|2a1=Stairs|2y=2017|2p=343}} An ''inference'' is the process of reasoning from these premises to the conclusion.{{sfn |Audi |loc=Philoso ...oof systems including [[natural deduction]] and [[sequent calculus|sequent calculi]].{{sfnm|1a1=Wasilewska|1y=2018|1pp=145–6|2a1=Rathjen|2a2=Sieg|2y=2022}} ...

...ion''') and its opposite operation is called differentiation, which is the process of finding a derivative.}} ...med after [[Leonhard Euler]], who treated it in his book ''[[Institutionum calculi integralis]]'' (published 1768–1870).<ref>{{harvnb|Butcher|2003|p=45}}; {{h ...

In 1755, however, in his ''[[Institutiones calculi differentialis]],'' Euler gave a more general concept of a function: As expressed by Russell "the process of transforming constants in a proposition into variables leads to what is ...

{{defn |1=The process or result of generalization by reducing the information content of a concep {{defn |1=An argument or process that is supposed to continue indefinitely, without ever reaching an end or ...