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In Chap. II, § 5 we defined the relation of substitution Subst αxtβ. For each α, x, t there is at most one β such that Subst αxtβ. However, as we have seen, not every α, x, t possesses a β such that Subst αxtβ. In the following, we shall deal with such exceptions. We want to associate with each α, x, t a unique expression \(\alpha \frac{t}{x}\) which, we shall say, is obtained from α by extended substitution of t for x. The expression “extended substitution” is justified by the fact that \(\alpha \frac{t}{x} \equiv \beta\) whenever Subst αxtβ.
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Hermes, H. (1973). Miscellaneous. In: Introduction to Mathematical Logic. Universitext. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87132-0_9
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