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Context complete

Cslib.CCS.Context.complete

Plain-language statement

Any Process can be obtained by filling a Context with an atom. This proves that Context is a complete formalisation of syntactic contexts for CCS.

Exact Lean statement

theorem Context.complete (p : Process Name Constant) :
    ∃ c : Context Name Constant, p = c<[(Process.nil : Process Name Constant)] ∨
    ∃ k : Constant, p = c<[(Process.const k : Process Name Constant)]

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theorem Context.complete (p : Process Name Constant) :     c : Context Name Constant, p = c<[(Process.nil : Process Name Constant)]      k : Constant, p = c<[(Process.const k : Process Name Constant)] := by  induction p  case nil =>    exists hole    grind  case pre μ p ih =>    obtain c, hc := ih    exists pre μ c    grind  case par p q ihp ihq =>    obtain cp, hcp := ihp    exists parL cp q    grind  case choice p q ihp ihq =>    obtain cp, hcp := ihp    exists choiceL cp q    grind  case res a p ih =>    obtain c, hc := ih    exists res a c    grind  case const k =>    exists hole    grind
Project
Lean Computer Science Library
License
Apache-2.0
Commit
f36649cff2c9
Source
Cslib/Languages/CCS/Basic.lean:131-156

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