Disjunction And Existence Properties
In mathematical logic, the disjunction property is satisfied by a logic if whenever a sentence
is a theorem, then either is a theorem, or is a theorem.
The existence property or witness property is satisfied by a logic if whenever a sentence
is a theorem, then there is some term for which is a theorem.
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