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Semantic Interpretation (case) and argument For a given language \(\mathcal{L}\), an interpretation, valuation , or case, is an assignment of semantic values ( truth [T, or 1] or falsity [F, or 0]) to each formula of \(\mathcal{L}\). (classical two-valued semantics, for many-valued semantics, see here ) (Each formula is only assigned a single truth-value, an interpretation may be viewed as a function, whose domain is \(\mathcal{L}\), and range is its sets of semantic values...