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  • Sometimes, we abuse notation and use the same letter <math>P</math> for the poset itself and its set of ...h>. That this is in fact a poset follows immediately by the properties of logical implication. This poset has other interesting properties, as well.
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  • ==Logical Notations== {{main|Logical notation}}
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  • ...] of a number of terms (addends). Summations are often written using sigma notation <math>\left(\sum \right)</math>. ...> which are in <math>S</math>. Usually, the bottom of the sigma contains a logical condition, as in <math>\sum_{i|n}^{n} i</math>, where the sum only includes
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