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In this tutorial paper, cubical notation is introduced for representing multiple-valued switching functions.Various advantages of the cubical notation over other conventional representations are pointed out. The cubical notation is presented in a step-bystep manner and with many different variations.It is general enough to represent any multiple-valued switching functions.Representation of input and output multiple-valued conditions using strings of binary digits are given.Examples are given to show the one-to-one correspondence between the map and the cubical representation of multiple-valued switching functions.The basic set of operators for manipulating arrays of cubes is given.Experience on the computer implementation of cubical notations is reported and the trade-offs between computer execution time, memory spaces and programming effort are given.

Author

Stephen Su; Peter Cheung

Published

1970

Language

EN