'Modus' presentation slideshows

Demonstrating the validity of an argument using syllogisms

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A brief introduction to the fatigue phenomenon (last updated 2011-09-21)

A brief introduction to the fatigue phenomenon (last updated 2011-09-21). Aim. The aim of this presentation is to give a short introduction to the fatigue phenomenon. In addition we will take a quick glance at stress concentrations, cracks and cyclic crack growth. What is fatigue? .

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Valid and Invalid arguments

Valid and Invalid arguments. Definition of Argument. Sequence of statements: Statement 1; Statement 2; Therefore , Statement 3 . Statements 1 and 2 are called premises . Statement 3 is called conclusion . Examples of Arguments. It is raining or it is snowing;

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Common Valid Deductive Forms: Dilemma

Common Valid Deductive Forms: Dilemma. P or q If p then r If q then s Therefore, r or s Example, Either George W. Bush will win the election or John Kerry will win the election. If George W. Bush wins the election, Republicans will be happy

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Journal

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