Library IZF.IZF_power
Let (X, A, a) be a pointed graph. The powerset of the set represented
by this pointed graph is itself represented by the pointed graph
((sum X X->Prop), (POWER X A a), (out X X->Prop))
whose edge relation (POWER X A a) : (Rel (sum X X->Prop)) is defined by the following 3 clauses:
1. Delocating A into the powerset:
if (A x' x), then (POWER X A a (inl X X->Prop x') (inl X X->Prop x))
2. Connecting each vertex x':X such that (A x' a) to all the predicates p : X->Prop such that (p x'):
if (A x' a) and (p x'), then (POWER X A a (inl X X->Prop x') (inr X X->Prop p))
3. Connecting all the predicates p : X->Prop to the new root:
(POWER X A a (inr X X->Prop p) (out X X->Prop)).
This relation is impredicatively encoded as follows:
((sum X X->Prop), (POWER X A a), (out X X->Prop))
whose edge relation (POWER X A a) : (Rel (sum X X->Prop)) is defined by the following 3 clauses:
1. Delocating A into the powerset:
if (A x' x), then (POWER X A a (inl X X->Prop x') (inl X X->Prop x))
2. Connecting each vertex x':X such that (A x' a) to all the predicates p : X->Prop such that (p x'):
if (A x' a) and (p x'), then (POWER X A a (inl X X->Prop x') (inr X X->Prop p))
3. Connecting all the predicates p : X->Prop to the new root:
(POWER X A a (inr X X->Prop p) (out X X->Prop)).
This relation is impredicatively encoded as follows:
Definition POWER (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (z' z : sum X (X -> Prop)) :=
forall E : Prop,
(forall x x' : X,
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z' (inl X (X -> Prop) x') ->
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z (inl X (X -> Prop) x) -> A x' x -> E) ->
(forall (x' : X) (p : X -> Prop),
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z' (inl X (X -> Prop) x') ->
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z (inr X (X -> Prop) p) -> A x' a -> p x' -> E) ->
(forall p : X -> Prop,
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z' (inr X (X -> Prop) p) ->
eq (sum X (X -> Prop)) z (out X (X -> Prop)) -> E) -> E.
Introduction rules corresponding to the clauses:
Lemma POWER_in1 :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a x x' : X),
A x' x -> POWER X A a (inl X (X -> Prop) x') (inl X (X -> Prop) x).
Proof
fun X A a x x' H E e _ _ =>
e x x' (eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (inl X (X -> Prop) x'))
(eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (inl X (X -> Prop) x)) H.
Lemma POWER_in2 :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a x' : X) (p : X -> Prop),
A x' a -> p x' -> POWER X A a (inl X (X -> Prop) x') (inr X (X -> Prop) p).
Proof
fun X A a x' p H1 H2 E _ e _ =>
e x' p (eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (inl X (X -> Prop) x'))
(eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (inr X (X -> Prop) p)) H1 H2.
Lemma POWER_rt :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (p : X -> Prop),
POWER X A a (inr X (X -> Prop) p) (out X (X -> Prop)).
Proof
fun X A a p E _ _ e =>
e p (eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (inr X (X -> Prop) p))
(eq_refl (sum X (X -> Prop)) (out X (X -> Prop))).
We now prove that the left injection (inl X X->Prop) is a delocation
from (X, A) to ((sum X X->Prop), (POWER X A a)), and deduce the
expected property of bisimilarity.
Lemma POWER_deloc :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X),
deloc X A (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (inl X (X -> Prop)).
Proof.
intros X A a; unfold deloc in |- *; apply and_intro.
exact (POWER_in1 X A a).
intros x y' H; apply H; clear H.
intros x0 x' H1 H2 H3; apply ex2_intro with x'.
apply (eq_sym _ _ _ (eq_inl_inl X (X -> Prop) x x0 H2)); assumption.
assumption.
intros x' p H1 H2 H3 H4; apply (eq_inl_inr X (X -> Prop) x p H2).
intros p H1 H2; apply (eq_inl_out X (X -> Prop) x H2).
Qed.
Lemma POWER_eqv :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a x : X),
EQV X A x (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (inl X (X -> Prop) x).
Proof.
intros X A a x; apply EQV_deloc; apply POWER_deloc.
Qed.
Moreover, any subset of (X, A, a) is bisimilar to a pointed graph
of the form ((sum X X->Prop), (POWER X A a), (inr X X->Prop) p)
for a suitable predicate p : X->Prop.
Lemma POWER_subset_eqv :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (Y : Typ1) (B : Rel Y) (b : Y),
SUB Y B b X A a ->
EQV Y B b (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a)
(inr X (X -> Prop) (fun x' => and (A x' a) (ELT X A x' Y B b))).
Proof.
intros X A a Y B b H1; apply extensionality.
unfold SUB in |- *; intros Z C c H2.
apply (H1 Z C c H2); intros x' H3 H4.
apply ELT_intro with (inl X (X -> Prop) x').
apply POWER_in2. assumption.
apply and_intro. assumption.
apply ELT_compat_l with Z C c.
apply EQV_sym; assumption. assumption.
apply EQV_trans with X A x'.
assumption. apply POWER_eqv; assumption.
unfold SUB in |- *; intros Z C c H2; apply H2; clear H2.
intros z H2 H3; apply H2; clear H2. intros x x' H4 H5 H6; apply (eq_inr_inl _ _ _ _ H5).
intros x' p H4 H5 H6 H7; generalize (eq_inr_inr _ _ _ _ H5); intro H8.
generalize (eq_sym _ _ _ H8 (fun q => q x') H7); clear H8; intro H8.
apply H8; clear H8; intros H8 H9; apply ELT_compat_l with X A x'.
apply EQV_trans with (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (inl X (X -> Prop) x').
apply H4; assumption. apply EQV_sym; apply POWER_eqv. assumption.
intros p H4 H5; apply (eq_inr_out _ _ _ H5).
Qed.
From this, we deduce the introduction rule of the powerset:
Lemma powerset_intro :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (Y : Typ1) (B : Rel Y) (b : Y),
SUB Y B b X A a ->
ELT Y B b (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (out X (X -> Prop)).
Proof.
intros X A a Y B b H;
apply
ELT_intro
with (inr X (X -> Prop) (fun x' => and (A x' a) (ELT X A x' Y B b))).
apply POWER_rt. apply POWER_subset_eqv; assumption.
Qed.
And the elimination rule comes easily:
Lemma powerset_elim :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (Y : Typ1) (B : Rel Y) (b : Y),
ELT Y B b (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (out X (X -> Prop)) ->
SUB Y B b X A a.
Proof.
intros X A a Y B b H; apply H; clear H.
intros z H1 H2; apply H1; clear H1. intros x x' H3 H4 H5; apply (eq_out_inl _ _ _ H4).
intros x' p H3 H4 H5 H6; apply (eq_out_inr _ _ _ H4).
unfold SUB in |- *; intros p H3 H4 Z C c H5.
apply (ELT_compat_r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H5 H2).
intros z' H6 H7; apply H6; clear H6.
intros x x' H8 H9 H10.
apply (eq_inl_inr _ _ _ _ (eq_trans _ _ _ _ (eq_sym _ _ _ H9) H3)).
intros x' p0 H8 H9 H10 H11; apply ELT_intro with x'. assumption.
apply EQV_trans with (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (inl X (X -> Prop) x').
apply H8; assumption. apply EQV_sym; apply POWER_eqv.
intros p0 H8 H9.
apply (eq_inr_out _ _ _ (eq_trans _ _ _ _ (eq_sym _ _ _ H3) H9)).
Qed.
From this, we can conclude:
Theorem powerset :
forall (X : Typ1) (A : Rel X) (a : X) (Y : Typ1) (B : Rel Y) (b : Y),
iff (ELT Y B b (sum X (X -> Prop)) (POWER X A a) (out X (X -> Prop)))
(SUB Y B b X A a).
Proof.
intros X A a Y B b; unfold iff in |- *; apply and_intro.
intro; apply powerset_elim; assumption.
intro; apply powerset_intro; assumption.
Qed.
