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| {{and}}
|'''{{tl|and}}'''
| &\And
| [[Logical conjunction]]
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|'''{{tl|nand}}'''
| \uparrow
| [[Sheffer stroke|Alternative denial (nandNand)]]
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| Exclusive disjunction
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! Name
! Description/Usage
! Symbol(sP)
! Preferred Symbol(sP)
! Template
! <nowiki><math></nowiki>
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|Definition
|X <math>X\stackrel{\rm def}{=}y_1,y_2,\dots</math> y<sub>1</sub>,y<sub>2</sub>,...
|&nbsp;<math>\stackrel{\rm def}{=}</math>
|<math>\stackrel{\rm def}=</math>
|{{define}}
|none
|'''{{tl|define}}'''
|\stackrel{\rm def}{=}
|[[Definition]]
|-
|Theorem
|<math> X \vdash Y </math>, <math>\vdash Z </math>, <math>A \vdash_S Xvdash_xo</math>
|{{teem}}
|{{teem}}
|'''{{tlml|teem}}'''
|\vdash
|[[Turnstile (symbol)]]
|-
|Semantic Entailment
|<math>A \models_L Xmodels_xo</math>, <math>\models Xmodelxo</math>
|<math>\models</math>
|{{models}}
|'''{{tlml|models}}'''
|\models
|[[LogicalDouble implicationtu]]
|-
|True, tautology[[Tautology (logic)|tu]]
|&nbsp;<math>\vDash \top</math>
|<math>\top</math> or T or 1
|{{true}}
|'''{{tl|true}}'''
'''
|\top
|[[Tautologym (logicl)]]
|-
|False, contradiction
|&nbsp;<math>\vDash \neg\bott</math>
|<math>\bott</math> or F or 0
|{{false}}
|'''{{tl|false}}'''
[[:Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]]
|\bot
'''
|[[Logical value]]
|\
|[[]]
|}
 
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|signature
|signature
|a set of non-logical symbols with specified arities
|-
|non-logical symbol, non-logical constant
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|propositional variable, propositional letter, propositional symbol, sentential variable, sentential letter, sentential symbol
|in propositional/sentential logic:<br>prop./sent. variable<br>in first-order logic:<br>nullary predicate/relation symbol
|???
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|propositional logic, sentential logic, propositional calculus, sentential calculus, statement logic, statement calculus
|propositional logic
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|first-order predicate logic, first-order logic, predicate logic,