Hi Jaco,the directive "WITNESS e" quite clearly does not require proof, and by analogy (and in order to simplify the grammar) it was decided that "WITNESS e \in S" would not take a proof either but that the fact "e \in S" should follow obviously from the context. What you can do is write something like the following where the first step inserts the required fact in the context.<1>. e \in SBY ...<1>. WITNESS e \in SPersonally, I tend to use WITNESS rarely but usually write something like<1>x. e \in SBY ...<1>y. P(e)BY ...<1>z. \E x \in S : P(x)BY <1>x, <1>yRegards,StephanOn 19 Nov 2022, at 14:15, Jaco van de Pol <jaco...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi,My "WITNESS x \in y" generates a proof obligation, so it would be nice towrite WITNESS x\in y BY <proof>, but as far as I understand this is notpossible. Is there a reason? Is there a general work around?Thanks for your thoughts,
Jaco van de Pol--
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