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''''Ampheck''' is a term coined [[Charles Sanders Peirce]] in his paper ''The Simplest Mathematics'' for either one of the two [[logic operator]]s [[NAND]] and [[NOR]]. The term was used to describe them in terms of their [[functional completeness]] property. | ''''Ampheck''' is a term coined [[Charles Sanders Peirce]] in his paper ''The Simplest Mathematics'' for either one of the two [[logic operator]]s [[NAND]] and [[NOR]]. The term was used to describe them in terms of their [[functional completeness]] property. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[logic gates]] | * [[logic gates]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:26, 20 November 2015
'Ampheck is a term coined Charles Sanders Peirce in his paper The Simplest Mathematics for either one of the two logic operators NAND and NOR. The term was used to describe them in terms of their functional completeness property.