Method for Doxastic Reasoning. Doxastic Chapter 10. Advantages and disadvantages
theories.
theorem
of an abstract
Chapter 9: A Modal Proof
proving.
The pure proof
method.
The augmented
Benjamin Arazi, A Commonsense Approach to the Theory Codes (MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1988) 208 pages Chapter 1: Introduction. A communication detection.
The concept
Basic concepts. the code.
Minimum
Hamming
The generating
matrix
parity
matrix.
error
correction.
Properties
of maximum-length
equations
of several
Review
shifts
codes.
of a burst
and the amount
The encoder
Maximum-length
error.
Single burst
of cyclic shift between the burst pattern circuitry-the
decoder.
matrix.
error
capability
a general
Hamming
of
code.
introduced.
Chapter 3: Basic
Multiplying
a message
by the
Automatic
single
and their effect and decoder
vectors.
error
of a code satisfying
detection.
Connection
on the generating
The connection
between
the location
and the error syndrome. correction
of
matrix. the parity
Chapter 5: Single Burst Error
sequences.
Ways of recovering
Burst
Error
Chapter 4: Cyclic Codes. Some properties
of code words
to detect the exact burst pattern.
correction
of parity.
Chapter 2: Linear Codes.
of long and short
code.
and cyclic shifts of the error syndrome.
it is possible
of the concepts
Encoding/decoding
code words.
independent
Correction. The definition
error
code.
of the rows of the generating
Linear
The concept
introduced.
of a linear code. Constructing
single error correcting
by LFSR.
of Error Correcting
of a code and the error detection/correction
matrix
process.
A general
generated
distance
of a systematic generation
system and the effect of errors. Review of the concepts
The parity
The encoding
burst pattern
codes.
Hamming
codes.
Circuitry. Automatic
matrices
of block
method.
architecture.
between
Conditions
the location
circuitry-the
the
of a burst error under which
of a burst encoder.
error.
Using
Burst a cyclic
Hamming code for detecting burst errors. Using a cyclic Hamming code for correcting burst errors based on knowing the burst pattern. The fire code. Single character error correction (the RS code). Chapter
6: Convolutional Codes. Basic concepts. threshold
decoding
codes: Decoding
Diffuse
process.
threshold
decoding
division modulo 2. The connection between polynomial division polynomial of a code. Cyclic properties of polynomials. More polynomial
manipulations.
A formal
codes:
treatment
Susumu Hayashi and Hiroshi Nakano, Cambridge, MA, 1988) 200 pages
logic. PX as a foundation
process.
and LFSR circuitry. properties of cyclic
of a single character
correction
Diffuse
of type theory.
The generating codes based on
RS code.
PX: A Computational
Chapter 1: Introduction. What is PX?. PX as a logic of computation. as a classical
Encoding
Appendix: The Basic Principles Re-Examined. Polynomial
Logic (MIT Press,
PX as a program
The origin of PX. Overview.
extractor.
PX
Chapter 2: Formal
System. DEF system: recursive system:
the logic of partial
predicates.
functions over symbolic expressions. The language of PX. Basic axiom terms (,+expression and a-convertibility. Axioms for programs and primitive
Rules for the usual logical
Miscellaneous
axioms).
of Join and Product. axiom
system
Total
variables
Classes: Graph
Rules for V and +. (CIG: conditional
and value class: the minimal
(The logic of partial versus
symbols.
data types as objects
partial
graph
axiom).
terms versus the logic of partial
variables).
Choice
existence.
Chapter 3: Realizability.
realizability. Chapter 4: Writing Programs via Proofs. How Howard isomorphism in PX. CIG recursion (Definition of CIG (Quotient and remainder. Maximal element in an integer list. whose termination is unknown. Searching for a prime number.
Axioms for the modal operator. inductive generation. Axioms rule. Remarks
Transparency
px-realizability.
on the
of classes.
A refined
px-
to extract programs with PX. Curryrecursion. Examples of CIG recursion The Ackermann function. A function The Chinese remainder theorem)). PX
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is extensionally
complete.
Transfinite
induction.
of Type Theories. A view of “dependent morphism
and an impredicative
Tarskian semantics of the impredicative checker and
(Formulas.
declarations).
Translating EKL from
of formulas. Semantics extension). Satisfication Proofs. Extractor.
expressions PX).
extension
Simulating
sums of PX.
translator
and functions.
logic. Chapter 5: PX as a Foundation
of module
implementations”.
Chapter 6: Semantics. Semantics
Type
poly-
of computation.
of classes (The restricted model. The full model. The model of MGA. Chapter 7: Implementing PX. Hypotheses. Proof