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Predeclared theorems:

Some of these are redundant and retained mainly for backward compatibility.

CASEINTRO:
?x = ?y || ?x , ?x

COMP:
(?f @@ ?g) @ ?x = ?f @ ?g @ ?x

EQUATION:
?a = ?b = (?a = ?b) || true , false

FNDIST:
?f @ ?x || ?y , ?z = ?x || (?f @ ?y) , ?f @ ?z

HYP:
(?a = ?b) || (?f @ ?a) , ?c = (?a = ?b) || (?f @ ?b) , ?c

Id:
Id @ ?x = ?x

NONTRIV:
true = false = false

ODDCHOICE:
?x = ?x This theorem originally had a different form which is now not a permitted form for a theorem (and is automatically executed by the prover). It is present to avoid the necessity of editing it out of old files.

P1:
P1 @ ?x , ?y = ?x

P2:
P2 @ ?x , ?y = ?y

p1:
p1 @ ?x , ?y = ?x

p2:
p2 @ ?x , ?y = ?y

REFLEX:
?a = ?a = true

TYPES:
?t : ?t : ?x = ?t : ?x



Randall Holmes
2000-11-03