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(** Some facts and definitions about classical logic

Table of contents:

1. Propositional degeneracy = excluded-middle + propositional extensionality

2. Classical logic and proof-irrelevance

2.1. CC |- prop. ext. + A inhabited -> (A = A->A) -> A has fixpoint

2.2. CC |- prop. ext. + dep elim on bool -> proof-irrelevance

2.3. CIC |- prop. ext. -> proof-irrelevance

2.4. CC |- excluded-middle + dep elim on bool -> proof-irrelevance

2.5. CIC |- excluded-middle -> proof-irrelevance

3. Weak classical axioms

3.1. Weak excluded middle and classical de Morgan law

3.2. Gödel-Dummett axiom and right distributivity of implication over
     disjunction

3.3. Independence of general premises and drinker's paradox

3.4. Relativized independence of general premises and excluded-middle

4. Principles equivalent to classical logic

4.1 Classical logic = principle of unrestricted minimization

4.2 Classical logic = choice of representatives in a partition of bool
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(** * Prop degeneracy = excluded-middle + prop extensionality      *)
(**
 i.e.        [(forall A, A=True \/ A=False)
                         <->
       (forall A, A\/~A) /\ (forall A B, (A<->B) -> A=B)]
*)

(** [prop_degeneracy] (also referred to as propositional completeness)
    asserts (up to consistency) that there are only two distinct formulas *)
Definition prop_degeneracy := forall A:Prop, A = True \/ A = False.(** [prop_extensionality] asserts that equivalent formulas are equal *)
Definition prop_extensionality := forall A B:Prop, (A <-> B) -> A = B.(** [excluded_middle] asserts that we can reason by case on the truth
    or falsity of any formula *)
Definition excluded_middle := forall A:Prop, A \/ ~ A.

Lemma prop_degen_ext : prop_degeneracy -> prop_extensionality.