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LSpice
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Darij already gave a great elementary detailed expositiona great elementary detailed exposition. I wanted to remark that all such kinds of results (including the postscript) are special cases of a classical result that (at least in the generality of semilattices) goes back to Lindström in Determinants on semilattices. For this question we are in the special case of the Boolean lattice.

Darij already gave a great elementary detailed exposition. I wanted to remark that all such kinds of results (including the postscript) are special cases of a classical result that (at least in the generality of semilattices) goes back to Lindström in Determinants on semilattices. For this question we are in the special case of the Boolean lattice.

Darij already gave a great elementary detailed exposition. I wanted to remark that all such kinds of results (including the postscript) are special cases of a classical result that (at least in the generality of semilattices) goes back to Lindström in Determinants on semilattices. For this question we are in the special case of the Boolean lattice.

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Gjergji Zaimi
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Darij already gave a great elementary detailed exposition. I wanted to remark that all such kinds of results (including the postscript) are special cases of a classical result that (at least in the generality of semilattices) goes back to Lindström in Determinants on semilattices. For this question we are in the special case of the Boolean lattice.