Types are missing (see the bold below).
Shouldn't <2>3c be a simple logical consequence of <2>3a and <2>3b ? (Unless I am making an extremely silly error)Is there a syntax/semantic error that is preventing the proof from going through or is it some limitation of the back end solvers that requires this simple proof to be broken even further?Thank you
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