Across
- 3. To make practical use of a method or technique.
- 5. Foundational definitions or assumptions introduced before main results.
- 8. A relationship showing how one variable’s value is influenced by another.
- 11. A logical operator such as “for all” or “there exists.”
- 12. To compute or determine the value of an expression or formula.
- 14. The ability to achieve a result with minimal computational resources.
Down
- 1. A rectangular array often used to represent structured data or logical relations.
- 2. To extend a result or concept to a broader class of cases.
- 4. A specific mapping of truth values to variables in a Boolean formula.
- 6. The process of representing information in a specific formal structure.
- 7. To stand for or symbolize an object, concept, or logical structure.
- 9. Free from error; precise and correct in detail.
- 10. To confirm that a method or result is correct and consistent.
- 13. To reduce complexity while preserving essential structure.