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predicate_logic [2015/10/13 20:56]
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predicate_logic [2016/05/01 15:56]
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 the first time, which we use to introduce new notation. ​ the first time, which we use to introduce new notation. ​
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 +I came up with 
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 +$\phi(!a) \equiv \phi(a) \land \forall x.\left(\phi(x)\implies x=a\right)$ ​
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 +for a predicate $P$, expressing that $P$ only holds for the term $a$. Then
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 +$\exists! x.\,\phi(x) \equiv \exists x.\,​\phi(!x)$
  
 We also use the abbreviation ​ We also use the abbreviation ​
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