Introduction to mathematical arguments
are also some subtleties in the foundations of mathematics, such as G¨odel’s theorem, but never mind.) Anyway, there is a certain vocabulary and grammar that underlies all mathematical proofs. The vocabulary includes logical words such as ‘or’, ‘if’, etc. These words have very precise meanings in mathematics which can
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