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The "let" should really be read as "for all". If you do so, your objection disappears since quantifying over the empty always imply the consequent.
by murbard2 11y ago
The "let" should really be read as "for all". If you do so, your objection disappears since quantifying over the empty always imply the consequent.
- tel 11y agoYou also need to translate "with" as a forall (pi binder) as well. Then, you'll merely note that the formula is unsatisfiable without demonstrating a proof that y is within the proper bounds.
- eli_gottlieb 11y agoOh good, so I'm not the only one whose mind tries to translate mathematical prose into the notation of dependent type theory!
- tel 11y agoSometimes your problem really does just call for a hammer :)