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Re: [ssreflect] Naming of theorems


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  • From: Cyril Cohen <>
  • To: bertot <>, ssreflect <>
  • Subject: Re: [ssreflect] Naming of theorems
  • Date: Mon, 01 Jun 2015 10:41:14 +0200

On 01/06/2015 08:13, bertot wrote:
> In ssralg, there is a theorem named exprM with the following statement.
>
> Lemma exprM x m n : x ^+ (m * n) = x ^+ m ^+ n.
>
> In complex, there is a theorem named exprM with the following statement.
>
> Lemma exprM (a b : R) : (a * b) ^+ 2 = a ^+ 2 * b ^+ 2.
>
> I know that complex is not part of an official distribution yet, but
> still this naming scheme is
> not consistent. I suggest that the latter should be named
>
> expMn

That's a critical mistake of mine ;)

I think a way better name is sqrM, because it is not about exponential
in general but about squares,

However it looks like a useless theorem, since it can be subsumed by exprMn.

--
Cyril



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