This site generates truth tables for propositional logic formulas. The input of the formula can be done in two
manners: using propositional logic symbols (¬, ^, v, ->, <->), or also in latex (\not A \implies B). The button
below will show an explanation of how to use latex formulas, with the code for all the propositional logic
symbols. When inserting a formula, the website will show the truth table of the expression and allow you to copy
the table in latex.
This scholarly work has been meticulously crafted by Daniel Stuart,
Fábio Kishino, Leonardo Deldotto, and Luis Troscianczuk,
as a crucial component of the course, "Problem Solving with Mathematical Logic".
This course is instructed by the esteemed Professor Frank Alcantara
at Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR) in 2022, situated in Curitiba, Brazil. The team has drawn inspiration from their academic experiences and rigorous training akin to those typically found in Ivy League institutions.
| Symbol | Latex Code | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ¬ | \lnot | Negation |
| ∧ | \land | Conjunction |
| ∨ | \lor | Disjunction |
| → | \implies | Implication |
| ↔ | \iff | Bi-implication |
| ⊕ | \oplus | Exclusive or |