Proof Theory
Atomic formulas are the simplest units in the language of second-order logic, representing basic statements that cannot be broken down further. These formulas typically consist of predicates applied to terms, which can be individual constants or variables. In second-order logic, atomic formulas can express properties of objects or relationships between them, serving as the building blocks for more complex expressions.
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