Library Coq.Reals.Cauchy.QExtra

Require Import QArith.
Require Import Qpower.
Require Import Qabs.
Require Import Qround.
Require Import Lia.
Require Import Lqa. Require Import PosExtra.

Power of 2 open and closed upper and lower bounds for q : Q

Fixpoint Pos_log2floor_plus1 (p : positive) : positive :=
  match p with
  | (p'~1)%positive => Pos.succ (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p')
  | (p'~0)%positive => Pos.succ (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p')
  | 1%positive => 1
  end.

Lemma Pos_log2floor_plus1_spec : forall (p : positive),
  (Pos.pow 2 (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p) <= 2 * p < 2 * Pos.pow 2 (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p))%positive.

Fixpoint Pos_log2ceil_plus1 (p : positive) : positive :=
  match p with
  | (p'~1)%positive => Pos.succ (Pos.succ (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p'))
  | (p'~0)%positive => Pos.succ (Pos_log2ceil_plus1 p')
  | 1%positive => 1
  end.

Lemma Pos_log2ceil_plus1_spec : forall (p : positive),
  (Pos.pow 2 (Pos_log2ceil_plus1 p) < 4 * p <= 2 * Pos.pow 2 (Pos_log2ceil_plus1 p))%positive.

Fixpoint Pos_is_pow2 (p : positive) : bool :=
  match p with
  | (p'~1)%positive => false
  | (p'~0)%positive => Pos_is_pow2 p'
  | 1%positive => true
  end.

Power of two closed upper bound q <= 2^z

Definition Qbound_le_ZExp2 (q : Q) : Z :=
  match Qnum q with

  | Z0 => -1000
  | Zneg p => 0
  | Zpos p => (Z.pos (Pos_log2ceil_plus1 p) - Z.pos (Pos_log2floor_plus1 (Qden q)))%Z
  end.

Lemma Qbound_le_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q),
  (q <= 2^(Qbound_le_ZExp2 q ))%Q.

Definition Qbound_leabs_ZExp2 (q : Q) : Z := Qbound_le_ZExp2 (Qabs q).

Lemma Qbound_leabs_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q),
  (Qabs q <= 2^(Qbound_leabs_ZExp2 q ))%Q.

Power of two open upper bound q < 2^z and Qabs q < 2^z

Compute a z such that q<2^z. z shall be close to as small as possible, but we need a compromise between the tighness of the bound and the computation speed and proof complexity. Looking just at the log2 of the numerator and denominator, this is a tight bound except when the numerator is a power of 2 and the denomintor is not. E.g. this return 4/5 < 2^1 instead of 4/5< 2^0. If q==0, we return -1000, because as binary integer this has just 10 bits but 2^-1000 should be smaller than almost any number in practice. If numbers are much smaller, computations might be inefficient.

Definition Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (q : Q) : Z :=
  match Qnum q with

  | Z0 => -1000
  | Zneg p => 0
  | Zpos p => Z.pos_sub (Pos.succ (Pos_log2floor_plus1 p)) (Pos_log2floor_plus1 (Qden q))
  end.

Remark Qbound_lt_ZExp2_test_1 : Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (4#4) = 1%Z.
Remark Qbound_lt_ZExp2_test_2 : Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (5#4) = 1%Z.
Remark Qbound_lt_ZExp2_test_3 : Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (4#5) = 1%Z.
Remark Qbound_lt_ZExp2_test_4 : Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (7#5) = 1%Z.

Lemma Qbound_lt_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q),
  (q < 2^(Qbound_lt_ZExp2 q ))%Q.

Definition Qbound_ltabs_ZExp2 (q : Q) : Z := Qbound_lt_ZExp2 (Qabs q).

Lemma Qbound_ltabs_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q),
  (Qabs q < 2^(Qbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q ))%Q.

Power of 2 open lower bounds for 2^z < q and 2^z < Qabs q

Note: the -2 is required cause of the Qlt limit. In case q is a power of two, the lower and upper bound must be a factor of 4 apart

Definition Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 (q : Q) : Z := -2 + Qbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q.

Lemma Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2_inv: forall q : Q,
    q > 0
-> Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q = (- Qbound_ltabs_ZExp2 (/q))%Z.

Lemma Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2_opp: forall q : Q,
  (Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q = Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 (-q))%Z.

Lemma Qlowbound_lt_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q) (Hqgt0 : q > 0),
  (2^(Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q ) < q)%Q.

Lemma Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2_spec : forall (q : Q) (Hqgt0 : ~ q == 0),
  (2^(Qlowbound_ltabs_ZExp2 q ) < Qabs q)%Q.

Existential formulations of power of 2 lower and upper bounds