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PART 1 LOGICAL CONNECTIVES
1.1 Basic syntax
1.2 Implication I: {ganai}
1.3 Conjunctions I: {ge}
1.4 Biconditionals I: {go}
1.5 Implication II
1.6 Conjunctions II
1.7 Disjunctions: {ga}, {.a}, {ja}, {gi'a}
1.8 Biconditionals II
1.9 Conversion I: {se}
1.10 Universal quantifiers I: {ro}
1.11 Identity: {du}
1.12 Boolean predicates: {cei'i}
1.13 Negation I: {gai'o}, {naku}
1.14 Mutual exclusion I
1.15 Extra connectives
PART 2 NON-LOGICAL CONNECTIVES
2.1 Sets I: {nomei}, {pamei}
2.2 Subsets
2.3 Internal hom I
2.4 Conversion II: {te}
2.5 Pairing: {ce}
2.6 Existential quantifiers I: {su'o}
2.7 Substitution
2.8 Not-free quantification
2.9 Sets II: {zilcmi}
2.10 Relative clauses I: {poi}, {ke'a}, {ku'o}
2.11 Internal hom II: {kampu}
2.12 Union: {jo'e}
2.13 Intersection: {ku'a}
2.14 Internal bridi
2.15 Parallel reasoning: {fa'u}
2.16 Deletion: {zi'o}
2.17 Properties of relations
2.18 Existential quantifiers II: {pa da}
PART 3 NUMBERS
3.1 Natural numbers
3.2 Exponents I: {tenfa}
3.3 Logarithms: {dugri}
3.4 Cardinality
PART 4 MEREOLOGY
4.1 Parthood
PART 5 SPACE & SPACETIME
5.1 Two-dimensional Euclidean space
5.2 Three-dimensional Euclidean space
5.3 Minkowski spacetime
PART 6 RELATIONAL LOGIC
6.1 Lattice of relations
6.2 Complex numbers
6.3 Functions I
6.4 Assorted claims
6.5 Ontological classes
6.6 Generated baseline ontology
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*PART 1 LOGICAL CONNECTIVES
*1.1 Basic syntax
*1.2 Implication I: {ganai}
1.3 Conjunctions I: {ge}
1.4 Biconditionals I: {go}
*1.5 Implication II
1.5.1 {na.a}
sjnaa
87
1.5.2 {.anai}
sjanai
93
1.5.3 {naja}
sbnaja
98
1.5.4 {janai}
sbjanai
104
1.5.5 {nagi'a}
tnagiha
109
1.5.6 {gi'anai}
tgihanai
114
1.6 Conjunctions II
1.6.1 More facts about {ge}
ge-com-lem
119
1.6.2 {.e}
sje
124
1.6.3 {je}
sbje
128
1.6.4 {gi'e}
tgihe
132
*1.7 Disjunctions: {ga}, {.a}, {ja}, {gi'a}
1.7.1 {ga}
bga
137
1.7.2 {.a}
sja
152
1.7.3 {ja}
sbja
158
1.7.4 {gi'a}
tgiha
162
1.8 Biconditionals II
1.8.1 {.o}
sjo
166
1.8.2 {jo}
sbjo
173
1.8.3 {gi'o}
tgiho
177
1.9 Conversion I: {se}
1.10 Universal quantifiers I: {ro}
1.11 Identity: {du}
1.12 Boolean predicates: {cei'i}
*1.13 Negation I: {gai'o}, {naku}
*1.14 Mutual exclusion I
1.14.1 {gonai}
bgon
260
1.14.2 {.onai}
sjonai
266
1.14.3 {jonai}
sbjonai
270
1.14.4 {gi'onai}
tgihonai
274
1.15 Extra connectives
1.15.1 {ginai}
bgagin
278
*PART 2 NON-LOGICAL CONNECTIVES
2.1 Sets I: {nomei}, {pamei}
2.1.1 {cmima}
sbcmima
282
2.1.2 {nomei}
snomei
286
2.1.3 {pamei}
sbpamei
289
2.2 Subsets
2.2.1 {gripau}
sbgripau
294
*2.3 Internal hom I
2.3.1 {ka}
sc
303
2.3.2 {ckaji}
sbckaji
305
2.3.3 {ckini}
sbckini
310
2.3.4 {sefsi}
sbsefsi
316
2.3.5 {simsa}
sbsimsa
318
2.3.6 {dunli}
sbdunli
327
2.3.7 {mintu}
sbmintu
334
2.3.8 {steci}
sbsteci
343
2.3.9 {mupli}
sbmupli
348
2.3.10 {simxu}
sbsimxu
355
2.4 Conversion II: {te}
2.5 Pairing: {ce}
2.6 Existential quantifiers I: {su'o}
2.7 Substitution
2.8 Not-free quantification
2.9 Sets II: {zilcmi}
2.9.1 {zilcmi}
sbzilcmi
408
2.10 Relative clauses I: {poi}, {ke'a}, {ku'o}
2.10.1 {po'u}
brdpu
423
2.11 Internal hom II: {kampu}
2.11.1 {kampu}
sbkampu
425
2.12 Union: {jo'e}
2.12.1 {jo'e}
sjohe
429
2.13 Intersection: {ku'a}
2.13.1 {ku'a}
skuha
433
*2.14 Internal bridi
2.14.1 {du'u}
sdu
437
2.14.2 {bridi}
sceho
438
2.14.3 {fatci}
sbfatci
446
2.14.4 {nibli}
sbnibli
451
2.14.5 {sigda}
sbsigda
457
2.14.6 {tsida}
sbtsida
459
2.14.7 {kanxe}
sbkanxe
461
2.14.8 {vlina}
sbvlina
463
2.14.9 {nalti}
sbnalti
465
2.15 Parallel reasoning: {fa'u}
2.15.1 {fa'u}
sfahu
468
2.16 Deletion: {zi'o}
*2.17 Properties of relations
2.17.1 Transitivity: {takni}
sbtakni
478
2.17.2 Symmetry: {kinfi}
sbkinfi
481
2.17.3 Reflexivity: {kinra}
sbkinra
484
2.17.4 Euclidean: {efklipi}, {efklizu}
sbefklipi
490
2.18 Existential quantifiers II: {pa da}
2.18.1 Magmas: {klojere}
sbklojere
504
2.18.2 Semigroups: {kloje}
sbkloje
506
2.18.3 Monoids: {sezni}
sbsezni
508
*PART 3 NUMBERS
*3.1 Natural numbers
3.1.1 Zero: {li no}
sli
511
3.1.2 Successor I: {bai'ei}, {kacli'e}
mbaihei
514
3.1.3 Natural number predicate: {kacna'u}
bkacnahu
527
3.1.4 Successor II
ax-succ-succ
530
3.1.5 Addition I: {su'i}
msuhi
537
3.1.6 Addition II: {sumji}
bsumji
541
3.1.7 Multiplication I: {pi'i}
mpihi
545
3.1.8 Multiplication II: {pilji}
bpilji
548
3.1.9 Comparison I: {kacme'a}
bkacmeha
552
3.2 Exponents I: {tenfa}
3.3 Logarithms: {dugri}
3.4 Cardinality
3.4.1 {ka'au}
mkahau
561
3.4.2 {kazmi}
sbkazmi
562
*PART 4 MEREOLOGY
4.1 Parthood
4.1.1 {pagbu}
sbpagbu
567
4.1.2 {jompau}
sbjompau
576
4.1.3 {kuzypau}
sbkuzypau
580
PART 5 SPACE & SPACETIME
5.1 Two-dimensional Euclidean space
5.1.1 Compass directions
sbberti
584
5.2 Three-dimensional Euclidean space
5.2.1 Spatial directions
sbcrane
590
5.3 Minkowski spacetime
5.3.1 {cabna}
sbcabna
599
5.3.2 {xlane}
sbxlane
601
5.3.3 {balvi}, {purci}
sbbalvi
603
PART 6 RELATIONAL LOGIC
6.1 Lattice of relations
6.1.1 {ki'irni'i}
sbkihirnihi
606
6.1.2 {ki'irkanxe}
sbkihirkanxe
611
6.1.3 {ki'irvlina}
sbkihirvlina
613
6.2 Complex numbers
6.2.1 Complex number predicate: {lujna'u}
sblujnahu
615
6.2.2 Real number predicate: {mrena'u}
sbmrenahu
623
6.3 Functions I
6.3.1 {fancu}
sbfancu
626
6.3.2 {pagyfancu}
sbpagyfancu
630
6.4 Assorted claims
6.4.1 {mapti}
sbmapti
632
6.4.2 {drata}
sbdrata
635
6.4.3 {frica}
sbfrica
637
6.4.4 {nenri}
sbnenri
639
6.4.5 {fatne}
sbfatne
641
6.4.6 {rinka}
sbrinka
643
6.5 Ontological classes
*6.5.1 Colors: {skari}
sbskari
645
6.5.2 Families: {lanzu}
sblanzu
650
6.6 Generated baseline ontology
6.6.1 Classes of selbri
ax-skaselbri-blabi
708
6.6.2 Subrelations between selbri
ax-since-respa
776
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