Handbook of Trivalent Logics

A handbook on trivalent logics and their applications in a systematic and accessible way, for beginners to advanced readers.

Trivalent logics, also known as three-valued logics, are systems of logic that incorporate a third truth value besides the values True and False. They made their first appearance around 1910 in the works of the Polish logician Jan Łukasiewicz and the American polymath Charles Sanders Peirce.

This handbook, edited by Paul Égré and Lorenzo Rossi, is the first of its kind ...