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Currently, there is no common axiom scheme for normal and tautological congruence of sym-blocks.
This means that the user needs to add edge case axioms.
In order to avoid this, an axiom scheme should be designed such that congruence of sym-blocks is constructible.
nat_add_zero_left_cong : true -> cong'(sym(a, add'(z', a') == a'))
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cong_app
I added a new axiom in #247:
sym_fun_eq : true -> sym(a, f(a')) == f
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An idea:
cong'(f) -> cong'(sym(a, f(a') == b))
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Currently, there is no common axiom scheme for normal and tautological congruence of sym-blocks.
This means that the user needs to add edge case axioms.
In order to avoid this, an axiom scheme should be designed such that congruence of sym-blocks is constructible.
Examples
nat_add_zero_left_cong : true -> cong'(sym(a, add'(z', a') == a'))
Basic operations
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: