What are some potential topics for scientific research?

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The discussion revolves around potential topics for scientific research, specifically focusing on simple yet interesting problems suitable for exploration in a paper. The scope includes logic and possibly other areas of inquiry.

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  • Exploratory, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses a desire for help in collecting topics for a paper, indicating they are new to the forum.
  • Another participant requests clarification on the specific subject of the paper to provide more relevant suggestions.
  • A third participant shares a logical statement to prove, suggesting it as an interesting problem for exploration.
  • The original poster reiterates their need for simple premises for their paper.

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Participants do not reach a consensus on specific topics, and multiple viewpoints regarding the nature of the inquiry remain present.

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The discussion lacks detailed context about the original poster's field of study or specific interests, which may limit the relevance of suggested topics.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals seeking inspiration for research topics in logic or related fields may find this discussion beneficial.

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hi everyone, I'm new to this forum so I'm not so sure if i posted on the right place...hmm i just want to collect more topics to be explored for my paper...please do give and help me...thank you so much..
 
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i mean simple problems yet interesting to prove...for my logic subject...
 
Could you please be more specific and give more information?? We don't even know what your paper is about...
 
Here's one I found today.

Given statements a, b, and c, prove that

((a->c)->c)->(a->(b->c)->c)->(b->c)->c

It's neat. You start off thinking "I need an 'a' so I can use that 'a' and my assumption that 'b->c' to show 'c''. But you're not given an 'a' anywhere ;)
 
thank you for your message guys..i just want to clarify to micromass that i just need some simple premise...thanks
 

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