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Questions about general methods and techniques for proving multiple theorems. When asking about the proof of a single statement, use tags relating to what the proof is about instead.
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Show that any monotone Boolean function is computable by a circuit containing only AND and O...
Assume we operate on $n$ variables $x_1,...,x_n$. Take all sets $S_1,...,S_n$ of variables where assigning those variables 'true' makes the statement 'true'. Build the expression
$$f = or(and(S_1), a …
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