Annihilator Law - Natural & Formal Sciences - Mathematics & Logic Dictionary Definition A family of algebraic/logical identities stating that an absorbing element for a connective collapses any compound that contains it (e.g., A ∧ false = false, A ∨ true = true).
Annihilator Law - Natural & Formal Sciences - Mathematics & Logic Dictionary Definition A family of algebraic/logical identities stating that an absorbing element for a connective collapses any compound that contains it (e.g., A ∧ false = false, A ∨ true = true).