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When I started this question I started defining the concepts in ACL2,
but then I realized that it might mean to define it in set notation. I
just want a little clarification on this.
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Set notation is what you want.
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Can you use quantifiers in set builder notation?
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With set builder notation {x : phi}, the formula phi may have
quantifiers. For example, {x : exists y : (* x y) = 12}.