tharms

Example:The statement 'All bachelors are unmarried' is a tautology of t harms.

Definition:A statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form.

Example:In an axiomatic system, a tharms is a tautology that holds true under all interpretations of the axioms.

Definition:A system used for presenting a mathematical theory which attempts to start from a particular set of formalized axioms and definitions and to derive other mathematical theorems from them through inference rules.

Example:Tharms help to ensure that certain statements within a formal system are always considered true regardless of the interpretation of the underlying formal language.

Definition:A set of abstract symbols and rules that defines what can be said in a particular language, and what statements are theorems in that system.