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Currently it uses (x: a) instead of \forall (x:a). Phil says this is deliberate to avoid confusing people, but after discussion we thought that it is in fact interesting and worth drawing attention to... but it might need some additional explanation if we do that.
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Currently it uses (x: a) instead of \forall (x:a). Phil says this is deliberate to avoid confusing people, but after discussion we thought that it is in fact interesting and worth drawing attention to... but it might need some additional explanation if we do that.
It's surprising! We're defining existentials in terms of universals, is that okay? And the definition looks different to versions of that that people might be familiar with e.g. \exists x . P (x) := \neg \forall x . \neg P (x) in FOL.
Currently it uses
(x: a)
instead of\forall (x:a)
. Phil says this is deliberate to avoid confusing people, but after discussion we thought that it is in fact interesting and worth drawing attention to... but it might need some additional explanation if we do that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: