Lecture

Structural Induction

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of structural induction, a method to prove properties of elements in recursively defined sets, closely related to mathematical induction. Through examples with strings and well-formed formulas, the instructor illustrates how to apply structural induction to prove properties on recursively defined structures.

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