Test whether Boolean expressions are always true:

Test whether pure Boolean functions are always true:

Use TautologyQ to prove equivalence for different representations:

Convert a Boolean function using a "care set" or condition:

The resulting forms are equivalent when cond is true:

They are not equivalent without the condition:

Prove proof rules, like modus ponens :

Modus tollens :

Modus tollendo ponens :

Modus ponendo tollens :

Reductio ad absurdum :

A Boolean function is increasing in iff . Implement a test for a Boolean function to be increasing and explore what Boolean functions are increasing:

These functions are all increasing in all their variables:

These functions are all decreasing in :

And increasing in :

Find all increasing bivariate functions:

Find all increasing trivariate functions:

An expression is a tautology if it is true for all variable assignments:

TautologyQ[f] is equivalent to ¬SatisfiableQ[¬f]:

An expression of variables is a tautology if the SatisfiabilityCount is :

Use TrueQ to test whether an expression is explicitly identical to True: