Abstract

A method for the identification of strong (weak) complete sets of logic primitives and their application in the realization of arbitrary combinational switching functions are presented. Two computer programs are discussed. The first program takes as input the given combinational switching function or the set and tests it for a strong (weak) complete function or set. The same program tests the function or the set to determine whether it can form the strong (weak) basis. The second program can be used to realize any arbitrary switching function using the given function if it happens to be a strong complete function known from the first program. >

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