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rm \near _, _ notation - #2144
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@Tragicus If in the end the changes (in particular the removal of one notation) is ok, do you want me to update the following related PR to MathComp? |
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Done. See math-comp/math-comp#1656 |
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Motivation for this change
I propose to remove the following notation
which is just sugar for
\forall y \near x, P yImo, it looks too much like the keyword
nearis associated to different typesThat might also help a little to move the near tactic outside of MCA.
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CHANGELOG_UNRELEASED.mdReference: How to document
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