Logical Graphs • Formal Development 7

Frequently Used Theorems (concl.)

C3.  Dominant Form Theorem

The third of the frequently used theorems of service to this survey is one Spencer Brown annotates as Consequence 3 (C3) or Integration.  A better mnemonic might be dominance and recession theorem (DART), but perhaps the brevity of dominant form theorem (DFT) is sufficient reminder of its double‑edged role in proofs.

Dominant Form Theorem

Here is a proof of the Dominant Form Theorem.

Dominant Form Theorem • Proof

Resources

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