Plain-language statement
Same as inf_acc_proj, but for pair types. This result does follow from inf_occ_proj, but that proof (see below) turns out to be longer.
Exact Lean statement
theorem inf_occ_pair {X1 X2 : Type*} [Finite X1] [Finite X2] (xs : Stream' (X1 × X2)) :
fst '' (InfOcc xs) = InfOcc (fst ∘ xs) ∧
snd '' (InfOcc xs) = InfOcc (snd ∘ xs)Formal artifact
Lean source
theorem inf_occ_pair {X1 X2 : Type*} [Finite X1] [Finite X2] (xs : Stream' (X1 × X2)) : fst '' (InfOcc xs) = InfOcc (fst ∘ xs) ∧ snd '' (InfOcc xs) = InfOcc (snd ∘ xs) := by constructor · ext x1 ; simp ; constructor · rintro ⟨x2, h_inf⟩ obtain ⟨φ, h_mono, h_x⟩ := frequently_iff_strict_mono.mp h_inf apply frequently_iff_strict_mono.mpr aesop · intro h_inf let s := { x : X1 × X2 | x.1 = x1 } have h_inf' : ∃ᶠ k in atTop, xs k ∈ s := by exact h_inf obtain ⟨x, h_x, h_inf''⟩ := frequently_in_finite_set.mp h_inf' aesop · ext x2 ; simp ; constructor · rintro ⟨x1, h_inf⟩ obtain ⟨φ, h_mono, h_x⟩ := frequently_iff_strict_mono.mp h_inf apply frequently_iff_strict_mono.mpr aesop · intro h_inf let s := { x : X1 × X2 | x.2 = x2 } have h_inf' : ∃ᶠ k in atTop, xs k ∈ s := by exact h_inf obtain ⟨x, h_x, h_inf''⟩ := frequently_in_finite_set.mp h_inf' aesop- Project
- Automata Theory
- License
- Apache-2.0
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- f196548710ce
- Source
- AutomataTheory/Sequences/InfOcc.lean:102-125
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