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Disjunction property of regular theories (T⊢ϕ⇒⋁i​ψi​ ⟹ ∃i T⊢ϕ⇒ψi​)

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If a regular theory proves an outer coherent sequent ϕ⊢⋁i=1n​ψi​ with all formulas regular, it proves ϕ⊢ψi​ for some i. In the classifying topos, the corresponding subobjects cover the representable associated with ϕ. Irreducibility of that representable and full faithfulness of the syntactic Yoneda embedding produce the desired derivation.

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