Boolean algebra
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Boolean algebra may mean:
- Boolean algebra (logic), the algebra of truth values and operations on them
- Boolean algebra (structure), any member of a certain class of mathematical structures that can be described in terms of an ordering or in terms of operations on a set
For introductory articles, see:
- Introduction to Boolean algebra, a general overview
- Boolean logic, including applications such as computer science
- Boolean algebras canonically defined: Boolean algebra as the laws of the algebra of finitary operations on {0,1}
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