In the lambda calculus, we can represent the identity function as λx.x. To solve for N=NP, we can use this identity function to substitute N with NP in the lambda calculus.
First, let’s define the identity function:
λx.x
Now, we can use this function to substitute N with NP:
λN.N(N) = λN.NP
This expression states that the function that takes N as input and returns NP is equivalent to the identity function λx.x.
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