"Canonical" : Normal forms?
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I just answered a question about canonical forms of logical formulas. IMHO the asker referred to normal forms, for which there are links:
Conjunctive Normal Form (the one above)
Disjunctive Normal Form (yours)
However, the poster deleted his thread, but hopefully this can be of some use to somebody.
Just as a note, in boolean algebra/digital logic, the conjunctive normal form is also called a "product of sums" since "and" and "or" are typically written as, well, products and sums.
Similarly the disjunctive nf is sometimes called "sum of products".
Similarly the disjunctive nf is sometimes called "sum of products".
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