Re: FOL Deduction Question
From: Zarius (me_at_privacy.net)
Date: 12/23/04
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Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 19:14:46 +0000
(opss prematurely sent the other answer)
> If by falsifying you mean deriving the empty sequent, then this
> is impossible since the system is sound (Lemma 5.4.3).
Nope, for that simple sequent falsifying reduces to showing the right hand
side formula is not a tautology, that is a valuation v exists such that,
v |= ~(Exists x . P(x))
Since the system is sound and complete I want build a counter-example
deduction tree for that sequent.
> I hope I haven't confused you. If this is the first time you meet
> predicate logic, then you should look for another introductory text,
> since Gallier's book seems rather sophisticated.
>
> Regards.
> José Juan Mendoza Rodríguez
Thanks for answering, you did explain everything very well. I do have
experience experience with predicate logic, though, no worries there (I
hope). It's was automated deduction question.
Cheers,
J.A.
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