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Hi list,
looking at the proof regarding addition of natural numbers, it was
stated that the subset rule had been used-- in particular the set s
being constructed was referenced in the selection criteria.

Maybe somebody can help me; what follows is the fragment of a prrof I
started. It's strange that the premise rule dialog accepted the
selection criteria for the set s; nevertheless, when I entered the
part after ")a,b= in n2" in the subset dialog, DCProof complained
about an "invalid reference to s".

Of course, I can work on the proof with that new premise, but I'm not
very fond of too many "nested blocks".

Best regards,

Thomas



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Thu Sep 7, 2006 1:26 pm

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Hi list, looking at the proof regarding addition of natural numbers, it was stated that the subset rule had been used-- in particular the set s being...
Thomas Heye
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Sep 7, 2006
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Thomas, Thanks for bringing this to my attention! The proof in question (at the DC Proof website) was written with an old version of DC Proof. Currently,...
Dan Christensen
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Sep 7, 2006
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Here is the required proof: http://www.dcproof.com/AddFunctionNEW.proof Dan ... (at ... empty! ... Subset ... was ... set s ... the ... I'm...
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