conditional equation
conditional equation An expression of the form e1 & … & en → e,
which means that if the equations e1,…, en hold then the equation e holds. Conditional equations have many properties in common with equations; in particular, sets of conditional equations possess initial algebras and generalizations of Birkhoff's completeness theorem.
which means that if the equations e1,…, en hold then the equation e holds. Conditional equations have many properties in common with equations; in particular, sets of conditional equations possess initial algebras and generalizations of Birkhoff's completeness theorem.
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