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Also Known As	sentential connective • truth-functional connective • truth-functional operator • logical connective • propositional connective

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implication NAND function negation disjunction conjunction material implication strict implication exclusive disjunction inclusive disjunction arthapatti term integral transform differential operator truth tautology analytic proposition truth-value propositional function categorical proposition modality