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With the current algorithm, the outermost antecedent (A => B => C) is not considered as valid assumption from which to draw a proof of C because the C antecedent of this function is within the function's antecedent itself.
(A => B => C) should be isomorphic to A & B => C so the proposition above should work, considering we have a A & B to supply to the outer antecedent.
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Prove the following proposition:
With the current algorithm, the outermost antecedent (
A => B => C
) is not considered as valid assumption from which to draw a proof ofC
because theC
antecedent of this function is within the function's antecedent itself.(A => B => C)
should be isomorphic toA & B => C
so the proposition above should work, considering we have aA & B
to supply to the outer antecedent.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: