This article introduces a new method called "Cubes" to graphically simplify Boolean algebra expressions and it is exploited from the well-known Karnaugh maps (K-maps) method. This method can be used ...

3.2.4 Simplify the expression you obtained above, using Boolean theorems. Your lab report should show each step of this simplification, and you should list the theorem (or axiom) used in each step.

Due to the nature of the exact two-level Boolean functions minimization methods most of practical applications rely on heuristic ones that are generally realized by a three step cyclic algorithm.

Using Boolean algebra as switching algebra, complex circuits are expressed so that they can be evaluated mathematically.

Algebraic Immunity: A metric indicating a Boolean function’s resistance to algebraic attacks, reflecting the minimum degree of an annihilator function that can simplify its structure.