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تسجيل مستخدم جديدE. Specker: The logic of non-simultaneously decidable propositions (1960)
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Translation of Die Logik Nicht Gleichzeitig Entscheidbarer Aussagen by Ernst Specker, Dialectica, vol. 14, 239 - 246 (1960).
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