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Prop2d6₃I

HarderNarasimhan.impl.prop2d6₃I

Plain-language statement

Proposition 2.6 (c): a case split yielding either equality or a strict inequality chain. The hypothesis allows either comparability of the two adjacent μA values, or attainment of the infimum defining μA (x,z). The conclusion then provides a dichotomy between equality and a strict improvement.

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lemma prop2d6₃I
  (I : {p : ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2})
  (μ : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2} → S) (hμcvx : ConvexI I μ)
  (x : ℒ) (hxI : InIntvl I x)
  (y : ℒ) (hyI : InIntvl I y)
  (z : ℒ) (hzI : InIntvl I z)
  (h : x < y ∧ y < z)
  (h' : (IsComparable (μA μ ⟨(x, y), h.1⟩) (μA μ ⟨(y, z), h.2⟩)) ∨
        (IsAttained μ ⟨(x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2⟩)) :
  μA μ ⟨(y, z), h.2⟩ = μA μ ⟨(x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2⟩ ∨
  (μA μ ⟨(x, y), h.1⟩ ≤ μA μ ⟨(x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2⟩ ∧
   μA μ ⟨(x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2⟩ < μA μ ⟨(y, z), h.2⟩)

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lemma prop2d6₃I  (I : {p : ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2})  (μ : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2}  S) (hμcvx : ConvexI I μ)  (x : ℒ) (hxI : InIntvl I x)  (y : ℒ) (hyI : InIntvl I y)  (z : ℒ) (hzI : InIntvl I z)  (h : x < y  y < z)  (h' : (IsComparable (μA μ (x, y), h.1) (μA μ (y, z), h.2))         (IsAttained μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2)) :  μA μ (y, z), h.2 = μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2   (μA μ (x, y), h.1  μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2    μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2 < μA μ (y, z), h.2) := by  rcases h' with h₁ | h₂  · apply comparable_iff (μA μ (x, y), h.1) (μA μ (y, z), h.2) at h₁    by_cases h₂ : μA μ (y, z), h.2 = μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2    · exact Or.inl h₂    · have h₃ : μA μ (x, y), h.1 < μA μ (y, z), h.2 := Or.resolve_right h₁ (fun hcontra       h₂ (prop2d6₂I₁ I μ hμcvx x hxI y hyI z hzI h hcontra))      have h₄ : μA μ (x, y), h.1  μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2         μA μ (x, z), lt_trans h.1 h.2  μA μ (y, z), h.2 :=          prop2d6₂I₂ I μ hμcvx x hxI y hyI z hzI h h₃      exact Or.inr h₄.1, lt_of_le_of_ne h₄.2 (Ne.symm h₂)  · rcases h₂ with a, ha₁, ha₂, hres⟩⟩⟩    apply or_iff_not_imp_left.2    intro hnot    have h' : ¬ y  a := by      by_contra hcontra      have h''' : μA μ (y, z), h.2  μmax μ (a, z), lt_of_le_of_ne ha₁.2 ha₂ := by          apply sInf_le          use a , ⟨⟨hcontra, ha₁.2, ha₂      exact hnot <| eq_of_le_of_ge (hres ▸ h''') <| prop2d6₀ μ x y z h    exact hres ▸ (le_trans (lem2d4₁ μ y a h' x (le_inf (le_of_lt h.1) ha₁.1)) <|      lem2d4₂I I μ hμcvx y hyI a le_trans hxI.1 ha₁.1, le_trans ha₁.2 hzI.2 h' z <|      sup_le (le_of_lt h.2) ha₁.2),lt_of_le_of_ne (prop2d6₀ μ x y z h) <| Ne.symm hnot
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