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- From: Adam Koprowski <adam.koprowski AT gmail.com>
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- Subject: [Coq-Club] beginners problem with well_foundness.
- Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 16:00:31 +0200
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Dear Christine, I understand Karol's problem and I also don't know how to
solve it. To be more explicit about the definitions: seq is a definition of any reduction sequence in R seqInf is a definition of any infinite reduction sequence
in R seqFin a is a definition of a finite reduction sequence in
R starting in a Now he's able to prove: SomeConditions -> forall s: seqInf, False. So when SomeConditions hold (whatever they are, that's not
the point here) we have absence of infinite reduction sequences in R and from
this clearly well-foundedness of R follows (the fact that seqFin always hold
due to single constructor has nothing to do with that, it just means that for
any element of A we have sequence of length 1 starting in this element). Our idea of how to approach that was along the lines of
what Thery Laurent has written, that is to do induction on the maximal length
of the sequence starting in given element. That is I can easily imagine proving
following lemma: forall a n, maximalLengthOfSequenceStartingIn a = n -> Acc a R. but now the goal is to conclude from that 'well_founded R'
and the problem is with application of this lemma for which
maximalLengthOfSequenceStartingIn has to be computed but cannot as A might be
infinite and there might be infinitely many sequences (all of them finite)
starting in some element. Any ideas? Kind regards, Adam Koprowski ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Adam Koprowski (A.Koprowski AT tue.nl)
- - Department of Mathematics and Computer
Science
- - Technical University Eindhoven
(TU/e)
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- - The difference between impossible and possible lies in
determination - - Tommy
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- [Coq-Club] beginners problem with well_foundness., Adam Koprowski
- Re: [Coq-Club] beginners problem with well_foundness.,
Thery Laurent
- Re: [Coq-Club] beginners problem with well_foundness., Karol Oslowski
- Re: [Coq-Club] beginners problem with well_foundness.,
Thery Laurent
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