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Answers are available for nearly all the problems that are at least one week old.
The gap between 10/22/97 and 11/06/97 will eventually be filled in.

Wondering about prenex normal form and why one should care?
For some illumination, see in 1997 the issues for:
May 23, May 28, June 22, and August 6.

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Late in the afternoon of the 24th of January, 1997, Tom Trelogan announced to his logic aide that it had occurred to him that what he really ought to do is give his logic students a translation problem every day from then until the end of the spring semester “just so they can keep their hand in—or just a minute—um, maybe that should be ‘hands.’”

When asked for her reaction, his aide, Ms. Carissa Lynch, said “Oh, that’s a great idea.”

As to how he would break the news to his class, Prof. Trelogan said, “I’ll just tell ’em....”

And so it began.

Contact for Site: Tom Trelogan | Site Last Updated: June 6, 2007

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