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Mathlib.Tactic.FunProp.Types

funProp #

this file defines environment extension for funProp

Indicated origin of a function or a statement.

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    @[implicit_reducible]

    Name of the origin.

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      Get the expression specified by origin.

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        Pretty print FunProp.Origin. Returns string unlike ppOrigin.

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          Get origin of the head function.

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            Default names to be considered reducible by fun_prop

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              fun_prop configuration

              • maxTransitionDepth : Nat

                Maximum number of transitions between function properties. For example inferring continuity from differentiability and then differentiability from smoothness (ContDiff ℝ ∞) requires maxTransitionDepth = 2. The default value of one expects that transition theorems are transitively closed e.g. there is a transition theorem that infers continuity directly from smoothness.

                Setting maxTransitionDepth to zero will disable all transition theorems. This can be very useful when fun_prop should fail quickly. For example when using fun_prop as discharger in simp.

              • maxSteps : Nat

                Maximum number of steps fun_prop can take.

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                @[implicit_reducible]

                fun_prop context

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                  General theorem about a function property used for transition and morphism theorems

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                    Structure holding transition or morphism theorems for fun_prop tactic.

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                      fun_prop state

                      • Simp's cache is used as the fun_prop tactic is designed to be used inside of simp and utilize its cache. It holds successful goals.

                      • failureCache : Lean.ExprSet

                        Cache storing failed goals such that they are not tried again.

                      • numSteps : Nat

                        Count the number of steps and stop when maxSteps is reached.

                      • msgLog : List String

                        Log progress and failures messages that should be displayed to the user at the end.

                      • morTheorems : GeneralTheorems

                        RefinedDiscrTree is lazy, so we store the partially evaluated tree.

                      • transitionTheorems : GeneralTheorems

                        RefinedDiscrTree is lazy, so we store the partially evaluated tree.

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                        @[reducible, inline]

                        Monad to run fun_prop tactic in.

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                          Result of funProp, it is a proof of function property P f

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                            Default names to unfold

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                              Get predicate on names indicating whether they should be unfolded.

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                                Increase heartbeat, throws error when maxSteps was reached

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                                  Increase transition depth. Return none if maximum transition depth has been reached.

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                                    Log error message that will displayed to the user at the end.

                                    Messages are logged only when transitionDepth = 0 i.e. when fun_prop is not trying to infer function property like continuity from another property like differentiability. The main reason is that if the user forgets to add a continuity theorem for function foo then fun_prop should report that there is a continuity theorem for foo missing. If we would log messages transitionDepth > 0 then user will see messages saying that there is a missing theorem for differentiability, smoothness, ... for foo.

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