linear logic
linear logic A system of combinational and possibly sequential circuits in which the combinational component comprises exclusive-OR gates only. This is sometimes referred to as strongly linear logic in order to distinguish it from weakly linear logic in which inverters are permitted.
In nonbinary (q-valued) systems, the EXOR gates are generalized to modulo-q adders and subtractors.
In nonbinary (q-valued) systems, the EXOR gates are generalized to modulo-q adders and subtractors.
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