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sav08:substitutions_for_first-order_logic [2008/03/19 08:39]
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sav08:substitutions_for_first-order_logic [2008/03/19 10:30]
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     \forall x_1. \exists y_1. x_1 < y_1      \forall x_1. \exists y_1. x_1 < y_1 
 \] \]
-and then after substitution we obtain $\exists y_1. y + 1 < y_1$, which is a correct consequence.+and then after substitution ​$\{x_1 \mapsto y+1\}$ ​we obtain $\exists y_1. y + 1 < y_1$, which is a correct consequence ​of $\forall x. \exists y. x < y$.
  
 ===== Naive and Safe Substitutions ===== ===== Naive and Safe Substitutions =====
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 \end{array} \end{array}
 \] \]
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 then for formulas: then for formulas:
 \[\begin{array}{rcl} \[\begin{array}{rcl}
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   nsubst(\sigma)(\forall x.F) &​=& ​ \\   nsubst(\sigma)(\forall x.F) &​=& ​ \\
   nsubst(\sigma)(\exists x.F) &​=& ​   nsubst(\sigma)(\exists x.F) &​=& ​
 +\end{array}
 \] \]
  
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 **Lemma:** $(\forall x.F) \models sfsubst(\{x \mapsto t\}(F)$. **Lemma:** $(\forall x.F) \models sfsubst(\{x \mapsto t\}(F)$.
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