tõestatavlauses
Tõestatavlauses translates from Estonian to English as "provable statement" or "statement to be proven." In the context of mathematics and logic, it refers to a statement that is not self-evident and requires a rigorous demonstration or proof to establish its truth. This is a fundamental concept in formal systems where propositions are not accepted at face value but must be logically derived from axioms or previously proven theorems.
The process of proving a tõestatavlauses typically involves constructing a sequence of logical deductions. These deductions
In formal logic, a tõestatavlauses can be seen as a theorem. The field of proof theory is