Using variable-entered karnaugh maps to solve boolean equations
The author uses variable-entered Karnaugh maps to solve Boolean equations by the method of successive elimination of variables. He advocates the claim that this technique is superior to the use of Marquand maps or of conventional Karnaugh maps. An example is given. The reviewer believes that the algebraic calculus is preferable to the use of maps of any kind; cf. \textit{S. Rudeanu}, Boolean functions and equations, Amsterdam: North-Holland (1974; Zbl 0321.06013). This can easily be illustrated on the example worked out in the paper.
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