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Dist pos of Nontrivial

Code.dist_pos_of_Nontrivial

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A non-trivial code (a code with at least two distinct codewords) must have a minimum distance greater than 0.

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lemma dist_pos_of_Nontrivial {ι : Type*} [Fintype ι] {F : Type*} (C : Set (ι → F))
    [DecidableEq F] (hC : Set.Nontrivial C) : Code.dist C > 0

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lemma dist_pos_of_Nontrivial {ι : Type*} [Fintype ι] {F : Type*} (C : Set F))    [DecidableEq F] (hC : Set.Nontrivial C) : Code.dist C > 0 := by  rw [Code.dist_eq_minDist]  unfold Code.minDist  let S_eq : Set  := {d |  u  C,  v  C, u  v  hammingDist u v = d}  -- 2. `hC : Set.Nontrivial C` means `∃ u ∈ C, ∃ v ∈ C, u ≠ v`  rcases hC with u, hu, v, hv, hne  -- 3. This implies S_eq is non-empty, because the distance d' = Δ₀(u, v) is in it  let d' := hammingDist u v  have hd'_in_Seq : d'  S_eq := u, hu, v, hv, hne, rfl  have hS_eq_nonempty : S_eq.Nonempty := d', hd'_in_Seq  -- 4. Get the minimum element d_min = sInf S_eq  let d_min := sInf S_eq  -- 5. By `Nat.sInf_mem_of_nonempty`, this minimum d_min is itself an element of S_eq  have h_d_min_in_Seq : d_min  S_eq := by    exact Nat.sInf_mem hS_eq_nonempty  -- 6. Unpack the proof that d_min ∈ S_eq  --    This gives us a pair (u', v') that *achieves* this minimum distance  rcases h_d_min_in_Seq with u', hu', v', hv', hne', hdist_eq_dmin  -- 7. The goal is to show d_min > 0.  -- We know d_min = hammingDist u' v' from hdist_eq_dmin  dsimp only [d_min, S_eq] at hdist_eq_dmin  rw [hdist_eq_dmin]  exact hammingDist_pos.mpr hne'
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ArkLib
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Apache-2.0
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fad5cbf80877
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ArkLib/Data/CodingTheory/Basic/Distance.lean:277-300

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