An object is equal to a binary junctor if it has the same class (i.e., not only it is a binary junctor, but it
really has the same leaf-level class), and the arguments are both equal, respectively.
An object is equal to a quantor if it has the same class (i.e., not only it is a quantor, but it really has the
same leaf-level class), the arguments are equal and they bind the same variable.
An object is equal to a quantor if it has the same class (i.e., not only it is a quantor, but it really has the
same leaf-level class), the arguments are equal and they bind the same variable.
equals(Object) -
Method in class de.uni_tuebingen.sfb.lichtenstein.formulas.Subset
Indicates whether some other object is “equal to” this one.
An object is equal to a unary junctor if it has the same class (i.e., not only it is a unary junctor, but it
really has the same leaf-level class), and the arguments are equal.