Monotonicity of entailment
When a sequent p |- p
is ∧I with a sequent q |- q
, their antecedents will be united (set union), while the consequnt becomes the conjunction of p ∧ q
, so the resulting sequent is p, q |- p ∧ q
.
Now, if we immediately eliminate the right conjunct q
from that sequent, the resulting sequent's conclusion will contain just p
but its antecedent will still contain q
's premises: p, q |- p
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