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Rice

Cslib.SKI.rice

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Rice's theorem: no SKI term is a non-trivial predicate. More specifically, say a term P is a predicate if, for every term x, P · x reduces to either TT or FF. A predicate P is trivial if either it always reduces to true, or always to false. This version of Rice's theorem derives a contradiction from the existence of a predicate P and...

computer sciencecomputabilityprogram semantics

Source project: Lean Computer Science Library

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Contr T eval T

TensorSpecies.Tensor.contrT_evalT

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Commuting evaluation with contraction. Evaluating index k and then contracting the pair i j equals contracting the corresponding pair k.succAbove i, k.succAbove j and then evaluating the residual index, up to the identity reindexing IsReindexing.succAbove_succSuccAbove_comm.

physicsquantum field theoryrelativity

Source project: Physlib

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Eq sum eval T

TensorSpecies.Tensor.eq_sum_evalT

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Reconstruction of a tensor from the evaluations of its last index: every t : Tensor S c is the sum over basis indices i of the evaluation evalT (Fin.last n) i t tensored with the basis covector basis ![c (Fin.last n)] (single.symm i), with the appended index permuted back into the last slot.

physicsquantum field theoryrelativity

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Eq sum eval T of single tensor basis

TensorSpecies.Tensor.eq_sum_evalT_of_single_tensor_basis

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Basis expansion of a one-index tensor: every t : Tensor S ![c] is the sum over basis indices i of its evaluation coefficient toField (evalT 0 i t) times the corresponding basis tensor.

physicsquantum field theoryrelativity

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