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Context of a line
The collection of all assumptions that have this line in their scope
When is a formula valid
A formula at some line in a derivation is valid on this, and all lines below it, until the scope of on eof the assumptions ends.
When is a relation reflexive?
Ax[x element of A : xRx]
When is a relation symmetric?
Ax,y[x, y elemnt of A : xRy => yRx]
When is a relation transitive?
Ax,y,z[x, y, z element of A : (xRy and yRz) => xRz]
Relation R is an equivalence relation if and only if:
R is reflexive, symmetric and transitive
The relation R is a mapping when..
x element of A relates to exactly one y element of B
Mapping F is a surjection when
every b element of B has at least one incoming arrow
Mapping F is an injection when
every b element of B has at most one incoming arrow
Mapping F is a bijection when
every b element of B has exactly one incoming arrow
A reflexive ordering is
reflexixive
antisymmetric
transitive
An irreflexive ordering is
irreflexive
strictly antisyme
Direct succesors are
two elements with no others elements of the ordering between them
x an d y are comparable if
xRy or yRx or x=y
an ordering is linear when
every two elements are comparable
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