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- What Is a Bilattice? Belnap-Dunn Logic and the Two Orders 2026-10-19 · article
A bilattice has two lattice orders, one for truth and one for information. It explains why a value meaning both true and false is data, not an error. - The Nelson Identity on Four-Valued Truth: A Corrected Contrapositive 2026-10-19 · article
On the four-valued algebra FOUR, naive contrapositive fails but the Nelson identity holds: two iterated implications recover the original one. - Belnap Four-Valued Logic: Reasoning with Gaps and Gluts 2026-07-08 · paper
Belnap-Dunn logic gives each claim one of four statuses: true only, false only, both, or neither. It lets a machine reason on conflicting data.