LCM with Constructive Implication and Cut rule: using Minimum Principle, prove that the system f(x)≤f(g(x))∧f(x)≤f(h(x)) has a solution.
A Cut between: ∃x.∀y.f(x)≤f(y) and (∃x.∀y.f(x)≤f(y) ⇒ ∃x.( f(x)≤f(g(x)) ∧ f(x)≤f(h(x)) ))
We choose the parameters of the game. All moves by Eloise are considered intuitionistic. Backtracking used by Eloise corresponds to (re)use of input, and does not modofy the output.
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Created by Mathematica (November 11, 2006)