For transitivity of first-order equality, take the substitution formula :For symmetry, use reflexivity and :Thus both transitivity and symmetry follow from the two equality rules. In the symmetry proof, only the designated first occurrence in is replaced; the second remains fixed.
1 T₁ = T₂ premise
2 T₂ = T₃ premise
3 T₁ = T₃ =-elim 2,1; φ(u) := (T₁ = u)1 T₁ = T₂ premise
2 T₁ = T₁ =-intro
3 T₂ = T₁ =-elim 1,2; ψ(u) := (u = T₁) Articles by others on the same topic
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