Re: reductions in Mizar
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Hi: One may only reduce a term to a subterm. Because of this the reduction does not enlarge the universe of discourse. So, maybe 'reducibility' is not so bad. Regards, Andrzej Cytowanie Freek Wiedijk <[email protected]>: > Dear all, > > FWIW: "reducibility" means the property that something _can_ > be reduced. This property might be called "convertibility", > but I also favor the proposal to reuse an existing keyword. > > So the obvious question: what happens when the reductions > do now terminate? For example if I register "reduce f(x) > to f(f(x))"? > > Freek >