Choueka lang omega power subset omega limit
Automata.choueka_lang_omega_power_subset_omega_limit
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If the language accepted by M is of the form V∗, then V^ω ⊆ V∗ * (M.ChouekaLang acc)↗ω. Note that this theorem does need to assume that M is finite-state.
Exact Lean statement
theorem choueka_lang_omega_power_subset_omega_limit [Inhabited A]
{M : DA A} [Finite M.State] {acc : Set M.State}
{V : Set (List A)} (h_lang : M.toNA.AcceptedLang acc = V∗) :
V^ω ⊆ V∗ * (M.ChouekaLang acc)↗ωFormal artifact
Lean source
theorem choueka_lang_omega_power_subset_omega_limit [Inhabited A] {M : DA A} [Finite M.State] {acc : Set M.State} {V : Set (List A)} (h_lang : M.toNA.AcceptedLang acc = V∗) : V^ω ⊆ V∗ * (M.ChouekaLang acc)↗ω := by rintro as ⟨φ, h_φ_mono, h_φ_0, h_φ_V⟩ have h_kstar : ∀ i j, i ≤ j → (as.extract (φ i) (φ (j))) ∈ V∗ := by intro i j h_ij ; simp [instIterStar, IterStar] use (j - i) ; generalize h_n : j - i = n induction' n with n h_ind generalizing i j <;> simp [instIterFin, IterFin] · simp [extract_eq_nil, (show i = j by omega)] use (as.extract (φ i) (φ (j - 1))), (as.extract (φ (j - 1)) (φ j)) ; constructorm* _ ∧ _ · exact h_ind i (j - 1) (by omega) (by omega) · specialize h_φ_V (j - 1) simp [(show j - 1 + 1 = j by omega)] at h_φ_V exact h_φ_V · apply append_extract_extract <;> apply StrictMono.monotone h_φ_mono <;> omega let color (i j : ℕ) : M.State := M.RunOn (as.extract i j) have h_color : ∀ i j, i < j → color (φ i) (φ j) ∈ acc := by intro i j h_ij ; simp [color, ← da_acc_lang_iff_run_acc, h_lang] apply h_kstar ; omega obtain ⟨s, h_acc, σ, h_σ_mono, h_σ_color⟩ := ramsey_lemma (acc.toFinite) h_φ_mono h_color simp [color] at h_σ_color use (as.extract 0 (φ (σ 0))), (as.drop (φ (σ 0))) simp [append_extract_drop] ; constructor · specialize h_kstar 0 (σ 0) (by omega) simp [h_φ_0] at h_kstar exact h_kstar apply frequently_iff_strict_mono.mpr simp [extract_drop] let p k j := φ (σ k) < j ∧ j ≤ φ (σ (k + 1)) ∧ M.RunOn (as.extract (φ (σ k)) j) = M.RunOn (as.extract (φ (σ 0)) j) have h_p_ex : ∀ k, ∃ j, p k j := by intro k ; use (φ (σ (k + 1))) simp [p, h_φ_mono <| h_σ_mono (show k < k + 1 by omega)] have := h_σ_color k (k + 1) (by omega) have := h_σ_color 0 (k + 1) (by omega) simp_all let ξ k := Nat.find (h_p_ex k) have h_ξ_spec : ∀ k, p k (ξ k) := by intro k ; exact Nat.find_spec (h_p_ex k) have h_ξ_min : ∀ k j, j < ξ k → ¬ p k j := by intro k j h_j ; exact Nat.find_min (h_p_ex k) h_j use (fun k ↦ ξ (k + 1) - φ (σ 0)) ; constructor · intro j k h_jk ; simp obtain ⟨_, _, _⟩ := h_ξ_spec (j + 1) obtain ⟨_, _, _⟩ := h_ξ_spec (k + 1) have := h_φ_mono <| h_σ_mono (show 0 < j + 1 by omega) have := StrictMono.monotone h_φ_mono <| StrictMono.monotone h_σ_mono (show j + 1 + 1 ≤ k + 1 by omega) omega intro k ; use (φ (σ (k + 1)) - φ (σ 0)) have h_k1_0 := h_φ_mono <| h_σ_mono (show 0 < k + 1 by omega) obtain ⟨h_k1_ξ, h_k1_ξ', h_k1_run⟩ := h_ξ_spec (k + 1) have h1 : φ (σ (k + 1)) - φ (σ 0) < ξ (k + 1) - φ (σ 0) := by omega have h2 : φ (σ 0) + (ξ (k + 1) - φ (σ 0)) = ξ (k + 1) := by omega have h3 : φ (σ 0) + (φ (σ (k + 1)) - φ (σ 0)) = φ (σ (k + 1)) := by omega simp [-List.extract_eq_drop_take, length_extract, h_k1_0, h1] rw [h2] simp [-List.extract_eq_drop_take, extract_extract2' (le_of_lt h1), extract_extract2'] rw [h2, h3] simp [-List.extract_eq_drop_take, h_k1_run, h_σ_color 0 (k + 1) (by omega), h_acc] intro j h_j1 h_j2 have h_j_min := h_ξ_min (k + 1) (φ (σ 0) + j) (by omega) simp [p] at h_j_min specialize h_j_min (by omega) (by omega) simp [-List.extract_eq_drop_take, extract_extract2' (le_of_lt h_j2), h3, h_j_min]- Project
- Automata Theory
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- AutomataTheory/Languages/ChouekaLemma.lean:150-212
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