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In Weak_Normalization.bel, the main proof makes the term M decrease, but I can incorrectly claim that it is the context g that's decreasing.
Weak_Normalization.bel
M
g
Beluga/examples/literate_beluga/2Advanced/Weak_Normalization.bel
Line 157 in 1d39095
i.e., Beluga accepts the / total g (main g _ _ _) / annotation when it shouldn't. (It does accept / total m (main _ _ _ m) / as well.)
/ total g (main g _ _ _) /
/ total m (main _ _ _ m) /
rec main : {g:ctx}{M:[g |- tm A[]]} RedSub [g] [ |- $S[^]] -> Reduce [|- A] [ |- M[$S]] = / total g (main g _ _ m) /
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In
Weak_Normalization.bel
, the main proof makes the termM
decrease, but I can incorrectly claim that it is the contextg
that's decreasing.Beluga/examples/literate_beluga/2Advanced/Weak_Normalization.bel
Line 157 in 1d39095
i.e., Beluga accepts the
/ total g (main g _ _ _) /
annotation when it shouldn't. (It does accept/ total m (main _ _ _ m) /
as well.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: