If p and q are statements, then the statement ‘p or q’ where exclusive disjunction is intended, often written as ‘p xor q’ or p ⊻ q, is true only if exactly one of p, q is true. The truth table is therefore as follows:
The set-theoretic equivalent of exclusive disjunction is symmetric difference. See also inclusive disjunction.
- network traffic measurement
- network transparency
- network virtual terminal
- net worth
- net yield
- Neumann condition
- Neumann, John Von
- Neumann, John von
- Neumann lines
- Neumann’s law
- neural arch
- neural computer
- Wilson, Kenneth G.
- Wilson loop
- Wilson, Robert Woodrow
- Wilson, Robert Woodrow (1936–)
- Wilson, Woodrow (1856–1924)
- Wilson–Bappu effect
- Wilson–Harrington, Comet 107P/
- Wilson’s theorem
- wilting
- wilting coefficient
- wilting point
- WIMP
- wimp