De Morgan

The operator so characterized is often called De Morgan negation, for also De Morgan's Laws hold for it.

Impossible Worlds Berto, Francesco 2009

Then, being a supreme mathematical technician, he could dress it up, how you will, for purposes of exposition, but it was his intuition which was pre-eminently extraordinary – 'So happy in his conjectures,' said De Morgan, 'as to seem to know more than he could possibly have any means of proving.'

For a moment, I was in the presence of Newton's genius 2010

De Morgan wrote a series of six papers called “On the Syllogism” in the years 1846 to 1863.

The Algebra of Logic Tradition Burris, Stanley 2009

After noting that McColl's accent allowed one to take the negation of complex bracketed terms he went on to say that, for the most part, he found the notation of De Morgan, the notation that he had always used, to be the more elegant.

The Algebra of Logic Tradition Burris, Stanley 2009

Jevons, who had studied with De Morgan, was the first to offer an alternative to Boole's system.

The Algebra of Logic Tradition Burris, Stanley 2009

Like De Morgan, Peirce also considered a number of other natural operations on relations.

The Algebra of Logic Tradition Burris, Stanley 2009

De Morgan gets credit for introducing the concept of relations, but Peirce is considered the true creator of the theory of relations.

The Algebra of Logic Tradition Burris, Stanley 2009

There are many different and well-worked out logical theories of negation (minimal negation, intuitionistic negation, De Morgan negation, etc.).

Dialetheism Priest, Graham 2008

His work on relations building on ideas of De Morgan influenced Schroder, and through Schroder, Peano, Russell, Lowenheim and much of contemporary logical theory.

Peirce's Logic Hammer, Eric 2007

Building on ideas of De Morgan, Peirce fruitfully applied the concepts of Boolean algebra to relations.

Peirce's Logic Hammer, Eric 2007