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authorSchuyler Eldridge2020-02-06 10:35:36 -0500
committerGitHub2020-02-06 10:35:36 -0500
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Merge pull request #1362 from freechipsproject/andr-reduction-base-case
Change zero-width base case for Andr
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The bitwise reduction operations correspond to a bitwise and, or, and exclusive or operation, reduced over every bit in \vv{e}.
+In all cases, the reduction incorporates as an inductive base case the ``identity value'' associated with each operator. This is defined as the value that preserves the value of the other argument: one for \vv{and} (as $x \wedge 1 = x$), zero for \vv{or} (as $x \vee 0 = x$), and zero for \vv{xor} (as $x \oplus 0 = x$). Note that the logical consequence is that the and-reduction of a zero-width expression returns a one, while the or- and xor-reductions of a zero-width expression both return zero.
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\subsection{Concatenate Operation}
\begin{figure}[H]