Representation of sequential circuits in combinatory logic

Philosophy of Science 25 (4):263-279 (1958)
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We will be dealing with “sequential circuits” in the sense of E. F. Moore and G. H. Mealy. Each such circuit is assumed to have a finite number of input wires and a finite number of output wires. Each element of such a circuit will be assumed to be an and-circuit, an or-circuit, a not-circuit, or a delay circuit, for some specified temporal delay. Each element has one output wire which, however, may branch in order to serve several purposes simultaneously. The and-circuits and or-circuits have two input wires each, while the not-circuits and the delay circuits have one input wire each.

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The system cδ of combinatory logic.Frederic B. Fitch - 1963 - Journal of Symbolic Logic 28 (1):87-97.

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