scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1076962

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This article presents a short survey of papers which appeared in the 90s and focuses on many-valued logics (MVL). The paper is organized as follows. Section 1 presents a short introduction. Section 2 contains a classification of MVLs according to their intended application, to the cardinality of their truth-value set (unordered, partially ordered, ordered, totally ordered), to connectives and quantifiers and so on. Section 3 presents proof theory of MVL: Hilbert-style calculi, sequents, tableaux, resolution, decision diagrams. Section 4 discusses types of the deduction problem. Section 5 treats complexity of deduction in MVL. Section 6 contains a description of some computer systems: Multilog, \({_3\text{Tap}}\), Deep Thought, Milord, MDDs. Section 7 presents some applications of MVL deduction: coding theory, formal verification, natural language representation, databases and knowledge representation, fuzzy control, expert systems.




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