Unary Operators Software

The unary operators and operations page is displayed below.

The unary page provides 12 services which are:

1. Operations
2. Codes
3. Lists
   • Conservative Operators
   • Self-Inverse Operators
   • Constant Operators
   • Complete list of unary operators
   • Complete list of unary operators base on category
   • Orthogonal Operators
   • Biogonal operators
   • Triogonal operators
4. All-in-separate files
5. All-in-single file

Operations

The operations service provides you with six panels which are "The Three Basic Unary Operations", "Unary Sequential Operations", "System","Orthogonal Operations", "Unary Image Operations", and "Control Panel". 

1. The Three Basic Unary Operations
   When you select a conservative unary operator from  the yellow combo box , the the inverse, star and costar of the selected operators are displayed automatically.  If you doubt some results press the bottom. To view the function table of any resulted operator just press the corresponding bottom.  The output 'T1=3S012 s2: means it is T1 conservative unary operator with "3S012" s-code and 'S2' attribute code where 's' means self-inverse (inverter), 'a' means a none-self inverse (converter), '2' is the maximum order of the operator. 
   

2. Unary Sequential Operations
   Use this panel to evaluate f^-y and y^-f .  In  set the value of "f" and in set the value of "y". Use to reset the value of of each operator to UpDel operator and use to view the function table of each operator.  The result for f^-y is and for y^-f is in . 

3. System
   Use this panel to set the current radix to binary, ternary, or quaternary systems. Higher radii are not supported because these first three radii are the most important for digital design and they contain the optimum radix which is "4" based on my solution.  When the radix changes, the entire data will be lost and all panels are rested.  If you need the data, print it before changing the radix.

4. Orthogonal Operations
   Use this panel to evaluate the image of an input to any orthogonal operator.  Select the orthogonal operator from .  The first field is the index of the selected operator, the second field e.g. '^001' are the unary operator in orthogonal code, and the third field e.g. 3S001 is the s-code of the orthogonal operator.  The "input" and "output" are shown in .  Use up/down arrows in   to select the input value.  The output will be reflected immediately. 

5. Unary Image Operation
   Use this panel to evaluate the image of an input to any unary operator.  Select the unary operator form .  The first field is the index of the selected operator, the second field e.g. '3S000' is the s-code of the selected unary operator.  The "input" and "output" are shown in . Use up/down arrows in   to select the input value.  The output will be reflected immediately.

6. In control panel , use to print an image to the entire window with its current data.  To print function table use and use the print service provided with it.  You also can save the table to a disk file in text mode.  Use to reset all the operators for all panels.  To reset a special panel, use its reset bottom. Use   to update all results in all panels. Use to abort the current operation and exit the window.

Codes

Code displays the formats of the s-code and orthogonal code as follows:

Lists

All the following are displayed by the same window.

Conservative Operators, Self-Inverse Operators, Constant Operators,   Complete list of unary operators, Complete list of unary operators base on category, Orthogonal Operators, Biogonal operators, Triogonal operators

The screen to the right shows list menu. The top panel contains the control elements and the lower panel contains the data grid with its navigation bottoms. Use the option page for further command on the data grid.  Such as print, save, control grid size, colors, and font size.

The "grid information" page contains details on the grid columns in addition to the grid headings. This window is used throughout the program to display lists of operators and information.  The image shown lists the "conservative unary operators" in the ternary system.  "No" column shows the serial number of each operator.  The 'N-code' column shows the serial code for each operators.  The F-code shows the f-code of each operator.  The "self" column displays the word "self" if the operator is a self conservative. The "A/P" displays 'pass" if the operator is passive and 'act' if it is active.  The order shows the maximum cyclic order of each operator.

All-in-separate files

This shows all lists provided in separate text files.

All-in-single file

This shows all lists provided in one single text files.