[Blindmath] Nemeth equivolent for Logical Not

[Rose]

Hi,
I think it depends on how the logical not sign is represented in print. 
If it is represented as a tilde ~ then it would translate as that ... 
dots (4, 156), but sometimes the print will use what looks like "half 
turnstile"  which looks to me like a left pointing arrow with only a 
straight left lower barb, this symbol is not in the Nemeth code, but I 
have seen it transcribed as the arrow it looks like dots (1246, 6, 1256) 
or simply as the "shape indicator n" dots (1246, 1345).

My guess is that the print has it as what looks like a "half turnstile" 
and duxbury is not translating it correctly. I hope this helps.


On 12/19/2013 12:28 PM, Kevin Fjelsted wrote:
> I would like clarification on the Nemeth contraction/symbol for producing the logical not "�".
> The Latex equivalent is \lnot.
> I cannot find any reference for the Nemeth. Duxbury appears to translate latex \lnot as dots 4-3456.
> Is this correct?
> If so, where is this  contraction listed in the Nemeth reference?
> -Kevin
>
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