When applied to a term of the form !p. t ==> u, where variables from p
are not free in both t and u, PFORALL_IMP_CONV returns a theorem of
one of three forms, depending on occurrences of the variables from p in t
and u. If variables from p are free in t but none are in u,
then the theorem:
|- (!p. t ==> u) = (?p. t) ==> u
is returned. If variables from p are free in u but none are
in t, then the result is:
|- (!p. t ==> u) = t ==> (!p. u)
And if no variable from p is free in either t nor u,
then the result is:
|- (!p. t ==> u) = (?p. t) ==> (!p. u)