Changes by: Aleksey Nogin (nogin at cs.caltech.edu)
Date: 2000-05-11 22:56:42 -0700 (Thu, 11 May 2000)
Revision: 2962
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6.3) (Formulated by krupski and confirmed by nogin - 2000.05.12)
After the membership rule is postulated, the corresponding ext rule can often
be proven using Itt_struct.introduction rule. There is no need to postulate
the ext rule and it should be actually proven only when it's useful.
Example: After <<'H >- univ[i:l] in int>> is postulated, there is no need
to postulate <<'H >- univ[i:l]>> with <<int>> extract since it can always
be proven in the unlikely event that it is actually needed.
P.S. Unfortunatelly, there seems to be no mechanism to do similar trick
for rules with assumptions. May be it would be a good idea to create one.
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