Proof Theory
In the context of first-order logic, an atom is a fundamental expression that contains a predicate symbol applied to a specific number of arguments. Atoms serve as the building blocks for more complex formulas and provide a way to express basic facts about objects in a domain. They represent simple statements that can be either true or false, laying the foundation for constructing logical expressions and reasoning.
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