Mathematical Logic Book
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2023
- This is Elementary Symbolic Logic by Gustason and Ulrich. There are other good books too like the book by Velleman called How to Prove It. The links to both are below.
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This reminds me of the class in Symbolic Logic that I took as an engineering undergraduate. It counted as a humanities elective because it was taught by the Philosophy Department. If you understood algebra, the only thing you had to concentrate on was translating the word problems into symbols. From that point on it was just algebra, albeit a slightly different algebra than you had learned in high school. This was a class in which you either "got it" or you didn't. Rather than following the expected normal distribution, the distribution of grades looked almost like (1 - the normal distribution). There were a lot of As and Bs, very few Cs, and lots of Ds and Fs.
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Necessary reading for promising attorneys
They do not use mathematical logic but rather informal logic
I've got that book in my personal library!! 😊😊 In fact, I have A LOT of mathematical logic books, as well as general logic AND proof theory books, in what I regard as my critical thought library which is an ancillary part or a supplement to my math library as a whole. 😉😉♥♥ Thank you for covering this particular volume, Prof. Dr. MS!!!! 😘😘
Would you mind sharing some of your personal recommendations for mathematical logic, general logic, proof theory, and others if your thought library and maths? Maybe three each . (More than three would probably overwhelm me)
I am majoring in physics and am grateful for always recommending great quality books for mathematics. I hope you always continue with your videos 😊
Wow Physics, very nice!!!! Yes definitely, thank you for this comment:)
@@TheMathSorcerer I'm always following your videos, I hope one day to have your knowledge in mathematics
@@TheMathSorcerer I'm not some kind of genius, but I really want to reach a p.h.d. level. I will try my best to get to this video
Thank you very much for this! I have tried to find a good logic book for ages!
Turn a Page from the Top Right Corner or Top Left Corner and the drag your (Clean very Clean) fingers down to the bottom Spine to flip the page. That is way less Stressful on the Book.
Principia Mathematica and Godel's Incompleteness theorem pls!
This book would be useful for software engineers and algorithm design
For the record, Gustason is a philosophy professor like most authors of logic texts.
I'm an BFO Trained Ontologist and develop symbolic reasoners and mathematics symbolic logic is absoutely required. Great share.
I am currently going through a book by Chiswell & Hodges' Mathematical Logic, the first chapter talks about informal natural deduction, and I do greatly appreciate it so far. It does note though knowing Velleman is essential before reading this book
Do you happen to have Smullyan's First Order Logic and what's your opinion on it?
I like these book reviews, especially of books that cover old or very obscure/lost math and books that cover foundational or theoretical mathematics. I’m not as fond of reviews that cover books that are new especially if they cover topics that an undergraduate in stem(physics/chemistry or bio) because I have books on those subjects.
Bonus points if you write this as a statement with and, or, and not.
How about logic and sturcture by dirk van dalen ? Are there other books that not only discuss but also develop mathematical logic ?
I'm currently reading 4 books of D.M. and Logic
This one looks great!
I cannot seem to find the online free version of this book. Is anybody able to help? Thanks in advance
Interesting.
I learn elementary logic from Schaum's Logic by Nolt.
Cool.
Great info. How about making a video specifically on free downloadable math books and which ones are really worthwhile to have? The "Book of Proof" is a good tip. The book "Mathematical Proofs ..." by Chartrand is another. I'm sure there are more.
Susan Langer's book on this topic is worth mentioning
Is it ok to print the pdf versions of those books ? I already printed some books this channel reviewed. I think it is better that way...I mean...where I am from it is really hard to find those books and it is hard for me to focus when reading through my cellphone or a desktop computer.
Yeah why not? People will get at you for downloading books but those people also download books and are just being jerks. I do the same I do it a chapter or a maybe 20 pages at a time single sided and staple them together. I then keep a separate notebook or set of notebooks to take notes. This works very well.
Can you pleasee make a Video about book recommendations for the GRE math Subject test? 🙏🙏🙏
Great video. I recommend "introduction to logic by Patrick Suppes", it is because I want to learn logic.
Can you do a video for people who want to go to college and want to study before so they can be prepared
Yes sir
The book I learnt logic from was Virginia Klenk's Introduction to Symbolic Logic. I think it's a fantastic book. I like how she talks about how the rules of logic stem from what we already know to be the case in everyday discourse and reasoning, as opposed to something from a pre-existing field that you are just inducted into.
Im a mathematics major student but im struggling with proofs. What shall i can do to get over it
Hey a bit late, but learn logic first from a book like this!
Great vid! I learned logic by studying Discrete Math by Susanna Epp. Awesome book with massive amount of great topics.
Same here, great book.
@@gregorystocker971 I got the cheap international edition years ago for the course I was taking.. now I'm re-learning all logic and set theory from this book
I would also like to recommend 'Beginning Mathematical Logic: A Study Guide' by Peter Smith
I like Peter Smith's book on Godel 's theorem. It is the only book on Godel's theorem I can understand.
@@mrtienphysics666 yeah and also if you haven't checked out, you should take a look at open logic project
Peter still floats about on SE and tends to answer questions about his stuff
There’s also his _Teach Yourself Logic_ which includes reviews of many other logic textbooks.
@@leocomerford iirc teach yourself logic was 'beginning mathematical logic: A study guide' previous title only
Set theory and logic. These with number theory and discrete math.
Gold, I tell yeah, there's gold in them there hills.
Logic is a foundation of math itself though I hope people learn logic as a pure subject and not necessarily because it is a prerequisite.
Logic is everything in maths because every mathenatical sentence is symbolized so the logic is the maths itself
Im a mathematics major student but im struggling with proofs. What shall i can do to get over it😮
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∃ x | P(x) where P(x)="There are more {x} on proof writing"
This guy has made me a Thriftbooks customer
Read and write and understand math proofs. Start with elementary geometry and then proceed to "How to Prove it." After that, read elementary logic. These materials will enhance your ability to reason and think critically. Good luck.
Is this a good book?: "Introduction To Logic Irving M Copi"
Copi's book is best for self study. Very detailed and lots of practice questions on each topic.
i was thinking about buying the book until i read this review of the book on goodreads
(''This book was a nightmare. The first third of the book is more or less basic-intermediate logic and easily understandable with a foundation in logic. But give up trying to understand the rest. It'd be possible to slog through it were Copi at all able to explain the more advanced axioms. Examples are sparse and explanations are seemingly contradictory (it's impossible to tell without examples). I asked a few senior math major friends and the math being used in this section was beyond anything they had studied. So, if you're looking for an introduction to the material, look elsewhere. The only problem is, even though it was written in the 1970's, it is still one of the only books on the subject, and used by most professors I have talked to.'')
especially the math part made me think about it again even though i have read a little portion of the book and it was really good , so what do you think ?
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