Algebraic Logic
In logic, an interpretation is a way of assigning meanings to the symbols and expressions of a formal language, providing a structure within which the truth values of statements can be evaluated. It connects the abstract language of logic to concrete mathematical or real-world entities, ensuring that the logical expressions reflect actual scenarios or relationships. An interpretation includes a domain of discourse and assigns objects from this domain to constants and values to predicates, making it fundamental in understanding both model theory and quantifiers.
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