Buchi Family saturation
Cslib.Automata.NA.Buchi.buchiFamily_saturation
Plain-language statement
na.buchiFamily saturates the ω-language accepted by na.
Exact Lean statement
theorem buchiFamily_saturation [Inhabited Symbol] :
Saturates (fun i ↦ (na.buchiFamily i).toSet) (language na).toSetFormal artifact
Lean source
theorem buchiFamily_saturation [Inhabited Symbol] : Saturates (fun i ↦ (na.buchiFamily i).toSet) (language na).toSet := by rintro ⟨a, b⟩ ⟨xs, h_xs, h_lang⟩ ys h_ys obtain ⟨xl, xls, h_xl_c, h_xls_c, rfl⟩ := mem_buchiFamily.mp h_xs obtain ⟨yl, yls, h_yl_c, h_yls_c, rfl⟩ := mem_buchiFamily.mp h_ys obtain ⟨ss, ⟨h_init, h_exec⟩, h_acc⟩ := h_lang let f (k : ℕ) := xl.length + xls.cumLen k let ts := ωSequence.mk (fun k ↦ ss (f k)) have (k : ℕ) : xls k ≠ [] := by grind [Language.mem_sub_one] have h_xls_p (k : ℕ) : (xls k).length > 0 := List.length_pos_iff.mpr (this k) have h_xls_e (k : ℕ) : xls k ∈ na.pairLang (ts k) (ts (k + 1)) := by grind [LTS.OmegaExecution.extract_mTr h_exec (?_ : f k ≤ f (k + 1)), LTS.mem_pairLang, extract_append_right_right, add_tsub_cancel_left] have h_yls (k : ℕ) := buchiCongruence_transfer ((h_xls_c k).left) ((h_yls_c k).left) (h_xls_e k) choose sls h_yls_e h_yls_a using h_yls have (k : ℕ) : yls k ≠ [] := by grind [Language.mem_sub_one] have h_yls_p (k : ℕ) : (yls k).length > 0 := List.length_pos_iff.mpr (this k) obtain ⟨ss1, h_ss1_run, h_ss1_seg⟩ := LTS.OmegaExecution.flatten_execution h_yls_e h_yls_p suffices ∃ᶠ (k : ℕ) in atTop, ss1 k ∈ na.accept by have h_xl_e : xl ∈ na.pairLang (ss 0) (ts 0) := by grind [LTS.OmegaExecution.extract_mTr h_exec (?_ : 0 ≤ xl.length), extract_append_zero_right, LTS.mem_pairLang] have h_yl_e : yl ∈ na.pairLang (ss 0) (ts 0) := by grind [buchiCongruence_transfer h_xl_c h_yl_c h_xl_e, LTS.mem_pairLang, LTS.Execution.to_mTr] have h_ss1_ts : ss1 0 = ts 0 := by have h : 0 < yls.cumLen 1 - yls.cumLen 0 := by grind have : sls 0 ≠ [] := by grind have : 0 < (sls 0).length := List.length_pos_iff.mpr this have : ss1 0 = (sls 0)[0] := by grind [get_extract (xs := ss1) h] have : (sls 0)[0] = ts 0 := h_yls_e 0 |>.choose_spec |>.1 grind obtain ⟨ss2, _, _, _, _⟩ := LTS.OmegaExecution.append h_yl_e h_ss1_run h_ss1_ts use ss2 have := @drop_frequently_iff_frequently _ ss2 na.accept yl.length grind [Run.mk] apply frequently_atTop.mpr intro n obtain ⟨m, _, s, _, h_mem⟩ := frequently_atTop.mp ((frequently_via_accept h_acc h_exec h_xls_p f rfl ts rfl).mono h_yls_a) n obtain ⟨k, _, _⟩ := List.mem_iff_getElem.mp h_mem use yls.cumLen m + k suffices ss1 (yls.cumLen m + k) = (sls m)[k] by have h_mono := cumLen_strictMono h_yls_p have := StrictMono.add_le_nat h_mono m 0 lia obtain ⟨_, _, _, _⟩ := h_yls_e m obtain ⟨_, _, _, _⟩ := h_yls_e (m + 1) grind => have := @get_extract (xs := ss1) have : k < (yls m).length ∨ ¬ k < (yls m).length have : k < yls.cumLen (m + 1) - yls.cumLen m ∨ 0 < yls.cumLen (m + 2) - yls.cumLen (m + 1) finish- Project
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- Apache-2.0
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- f36649cff2c9
- Source
- Cslib/Computability/Languages/Congruences/BuchiCongruence.lean:181-232
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