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"''p'' implies ''q''" is equivalent to "(''p'' NAND ''q'') NAND ''p''"
p ightarrow q \equiv \overline{\overline{(p \cdot q)} \cdot p}



This leads to an alternative axiom system for Boolean Algebra s, requiring but one operation.

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Digital systems employing certain logic circuits take advantage of this property. In complicated logical expressions, normally written in terms of other logic functions such as AND , OR , and NOT , writing these in terms of NAND saves on cost, because implementing such circuits using NAND gate yields a more compact result than the alternatives.

The dual of NAND, the operator NOR, also suffices to express all Boolean operations.


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  :<math> A \wedge B (A B) (A B), </math>
  :<math> A Ee B (A A) (B B), </math>
  :<math> A Ightarrow B A (B B) = A (A B) </math>
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  ''Double Negation:'' ((XX)(XX)) X<br>
  ''Mimesis:'' (U(XX)) (U(UX)) <br>
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