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Given a 𝔹-valued model M of a theory T, a proposition of the form ⊤ ≤ (b : 𝔹), if there exists a first-order sentence ψ such that ⟦ψ⟧[M] = b then by the completeness theorem and 𝔹-valued soundness theorem, to prove the proposition it suffices to show that ψ is true in every ordinary model of T.
We could set up a typeclass of models of T (and maybe have special support for ZFC) to make working in an arbitrary model easier.
Once this is done we could try transferring proofs from Metamath mm0-style by generalizing Mario's setup for pSet.
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Given a
𝔹
-valued modelM
of a theoryT
, a proposition of the form⊤ ≤ (b : 𝔹)
, if there exists a first-order sentenceψ
such that⟦ψ⟧[M] = b
then by the completeness theorem and𝔹
-valued soundness theorem, to prove the proposition it suffices to show thatψ
is true in every ordinary model ofT
.We could set up a typeclass of models of
T
(and maybe have special support forZFC
) to make working in an arbitrary model easier.Once this is done we could try transferring proofs from Metamath
mm0
-style by generalizing Mario's setup forpSet
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: