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Rmk4d4

HarderNarasimhan.impl.rmk4d4

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rmk4d4 is a well-ordering / ranking-function criterion that produces the strict-anti-chain hypothesis needed in prop4d3₁. Given a monotone rank function r : ℒ → ℝ whose range is well-ordered, any strict descending chain must eventually stabilise in rank; the hypothesis h then forces the required inequality by turning equal ranks into a μ = ⊤ sta...

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lemma rmk4d4 {ℒ : Type*} [Nontrivial ℒ] [PartialOrder ℒ] [BoundedOrder ℒ]
{S : Type*} [CompleteLattice S]
(μ : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2} → S)
(r : ℒ → ℝ) (hr₁ : Monotone r) (hr₂ : IsWellOrder (Set.range r) (· < ·))
(h : ∀ z : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2}, r z.val.1 = r z.val.2 → μ z = ⊤) :
∀ x : ℕ → ℒ, (saf : StrictAnti x) → ∃ N : ℕ, μ ⟨(⊥ , x N), lt_of_le_of_lt bot_le <| saf <|
  Nat.lt_add_one N⟩ ≤ μ ⟨(x (N+1), x N), saf <| Nat.lt_add_one N⟩

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lemma rmk4d4 {ℒ : Type*} [Nontrivial ℒ] [PartialOrder ℒ] [BoundedOrder ℒ]{S : Type*} [CompleteLattice S](μ : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2}  S)(r : ℒ  ) (hr₁ : Monotone r) (hr₂ : IsWellOrder (Set.range r) (· < ·))(h :  z : {p :ℒ × ℒ // p.1 < p.2}, r z.val.1 = r z.val.2  μ z = ⊤) : x :   ℒ, (saf : StrictAnti x)   N : , μ (⊥ , x N), lt_of_le_of_lt bot_le <| saf <|  Nat.lt_add_one N  μ (x (N+1), x N), saf <| Nat.lt_add_one N := by  intro x saf  let W : Set (Set.range r) := {s : Set.range r |  N : , s = r (x N)}  have hW : W.Nonempty := by    use (r (x 0)), Set.mem_range_self (x 0)    refine Set.mem_setOf.mpr ?_    use 0  have :  N : , r (x N) = r (x (N + 1)) := by    let n := (hr₂.wf.has_min W hW).choose_spec.1.out.choose    use n    have : r (x (n + 1)),Set.mem_range_self (x (n + 1))  W := by      refine Set.mem_setOf.mpr ?_      use n + 1    exact eq_of_le_of_not_lt' (hr₁ <| le_of_lt <| saf <| Nat.lt_add_one n) <|      (hr₂.wf.has_min W hW).choose_spec.1.out.choose_spec ▸ (hr₂.wf.has_min W hW).choose_spec.2      r (x (n + 1)),Set.mem_range_self (x (n + 1)) this  use this.choose, (h (x (this.choose+1), x this.choose), saf <| Nat.lt_add_one this.choose    this.choose_spec.symm) ▸ le_top
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Associated Primes ker mk Linear Map eq

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