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Why do we have these two identical lemmas in the database, none of which has any discouragement tag?
David A. Wheeler
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May 2, 2023, 6:22:07 PM5/2/23
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> On May 2, 2023, at 4:08 PM, Zheng Fan <fanzhe...@outlook.com> wrote:
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> Why do we have these two identical lemmas in the database, none of which has any discouragement tag?
Probably because no one noticed.
--- David A. Wheeler
Zheng Fan
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May 3, 2023, 1:21:57 PM5/3/23
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Looking at them again I guess things are not that simple, because they are touched by the same person on two consecutive days.
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May 12, 2023, 4:16:43 PM5/12/23
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The differnce is that ~eqsb3lem requires x and y to be distinct (because of `$d x y $.`), whereas ~eqsb3 does not have this restriction (x and y may be replaced by the same setvar variable z: `( [ z / z ] z = A <-> z = A )` also holds, see also ~sbid).