A subsidiary or intermediate theorem in an argument or proof
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Related clues
- Auxiliary theorem
- Subsidiary proposition proved for use in proving another proposition
- In mathematics, proposition assumed to be true for the purpose of a chain of reasoning
- Homograph whose disparate meanings range from a dictionary entry and theorem for a proof, to a grassy bract also called a flowering glume
- In maths, a theorem proved to help to prove another one
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