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The transduction method-design of logic networks based on permissible functions
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Circuit ComplexityApplied LogicEngineeringBoolean FunctionVerificationNetwork AnalysisComputational ComplexityLogic NetworksFormal VerificationLogic ProgrammingComputational LogicNon-monotonic LogicMany-valued LogicPath ProblemsFuzzy LogicNetwork FlowsNetwork DesignComputer EngineeringLogic DevicesComputer SciencePermissible FunctionsLogic DesignLogic SynthesisAutomated ReasoningFormal MethodsHeuristic Procedure
Based on the new concept of permissible functions, a heuristic procedure to design logic networks with as few gates as possible, without guaranteeing the minimality of designed networks, is developed. This procedure, which is drastically different from conventional logic-design procedures, is called the transduction method, because an initial network designed by any conventionally known logic-design method is first transformed into a different network configuration and then reduced to a simpler network by calculating permissible functions at the outputs of gates and connections throughout the network.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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