ext_166920 ([identity profile] roseandsigil.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] chrisamaphone 2009-11-19 08:42 am (UTC)

Consequents go below the line.

∃x:τ.P(x) just means there is some P in which x is used for which there exists some x such that P is true. τ is the type of x, which is really important in the type theory, but you can think of it as sorta-kinda just specifying a set of elements from which we know the x is chosen.

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