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Fig. 1. On the left, we show a pictorial representation of the condition SF1. In the centre and on the right, two skew fibrations are shown, that are in fact combinatorial proofs of the formula (a ∧ b) ∨ ((¯a ∨ ¯ b) ∧ (¯a ∨ ¯ b)) ∨ c.
Fig. 3. Sets of Graph Homomorphisms
Fig. 4. At each point of the cube, the referenced proposition proves that G maps from the proof system to the homomorphism class also at that point
Fig. 5. Simple examples of skewed fibrations
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