boolealgebran
Boolealgebran, also known as Boolean algebra, is a branch of algebra that studies variables that take only two values, typically true and false. It provides an algebraic framework for logic, enabling the manipulation of logical expressions through a small set of operations and laws.
Historically, the system originated with George Boole in the mid-19th century, who introduced an algebraic approach
Core operations are conjunction (and), disjunction (or), and negation (not). In mathematical terms, these are meet,
Boolean algebra can be modeled by sets, with ∨ as union, ∧ as intersection, and ¬ as complement with
Applications include the design and analysis of digital circuits, computer algorithms, search and database queries, and