Double negation is a rule of inference and rule of replacement for classical propositional logic. It states that the negation of a negation of a proposition is logically equivalent to the affirmation of that proposition. It is often expressed symbolically as so: or even . Where means "replaceable". In standard rule form, this rule may be represented as two subrules: Please note it is not universally accepted. Some formulations of propositional logic omit this rule of inference (such as intuitionistic propositional logic).
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