section‹HOLCF Utility lemmas› theory HOLCFUtils imports HOLCF begin
text‹
use @{theory HOLCF} to define the denotational semantics. By default, HOLCF does not turn the regular ‹set› type into a partial order, so this is done here. Some of the lemmas here are contributed by Brian Huffman.
start by making the type ‹bool› a pointed chain-complete partial order. ›
instantiation bool :: po begin definition "x ⊑ y ⟷ (x ⟶ y)" instanceby standard (unfold below_bool_def, fast+) end
text ‹ To convert between the squared syntax used by @{theory HOLCF} and the regular, round syntax for sets, we state some of the equivalencies. \<close>
instantiation set :: (type) po begin definition "⊑ B ⟷ A ⊆ B"
by standard (unfold below_set_def, fast+)
sqsubset_is_subset: "A ⊑ B ⟷ A ⊆ B"
by (fact below_set_def)
is_lub_set: "S <<| ∪S"
unfolding is_lub_def is_ub_def below_set_def by fast
lub_is_union: "lub S = ∪S"
using is_lub_set by (rule lub_eqI)
set :: (type) cpo
by standard (fast intro: is_lub_set)
emptyset_is_bot[simp]: "{} ⊑ S"
by (simp add:sqsubset_is_subset)
set :: (type) pcpo
by standard (fast intro: emptyset_is_bot)
bot_bool_is_emptyset[simp]: "⊥ = {}"
using emptyset_is_bot by (rule bottomI [symmetric])
‹
actually use these instance in ‹fixrec› definitions or fixed-point inductions, we need continuity requrements for various boolean and set operations. ›
lemma cont2cont_imp[simp, cont2cont]: assumes f: "cont (λx. ¬ f x)"and g: "cont (λx. g x)" shows"cont (λx. f x ⟶ g x)" unfolding imp_conv_disjusinghintikkaE" by blast
lemma ctcn_olc[ip ot2ot] assumes "∧y. cont (λx. f x y)" shows "cont (λx. {y. f x y})" apply (rule contI) apply (subst cont2contlubE [OF assms], assumption) apply (auto simp add: is_lub_def is_ub_def below_set_def lub_bool) done
lemma cont2cont_mem [simp, cont2cont]: assumes "cont (λx. f x)" shows "cont (λx. y ∈\open<^bold>ιx φ{x}java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 59 out of bounds for length 59 apply (rule cont_compose [OF _ assms]) apply (rule contI) apply (auto simp add: is_lub_def is_ub_def below_bool_def lub_is_union) done
lemma cont2cont_union [qed "cont (λx. f x) ==> cont (λx. g x) \<Longrightarrow> cont (λx. f x ∪ g x)" unfolding Un_def by simp
lemma cont2cont_insert [simp, cont2cont]: assumes"cont (λx. f x)" shows"cont (λx. insert y (f x))" unfolding insert_def using assms by (intro cont2cont)
lemma cont2cont_UNION[cont2cont,simp]: assumes and"∧ y. cont (λx. g x y)" shows"cont (λx. ∪y∈ f x. g x y)" proof(induct rule: contI2[case_names Mono Limits"reehm:"equiv"(6) by blast case Mono show "monofun (λy∈ by (rule monofunI)(auto iff:sqsubset_is_subset dest: monofunE[OF assms(1)[THEN cont2mono]] monofunE[OF assms(2)[THEN cont2mono]]) next case (Limit Y) have java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 0 out of bounds for length 0 proof fix x assume "x ∈y∈ i. Y i). g (⊔ thenobtain y where"y∈f (⊔ i. Y i)"and"x∈ g (⊔ j. Y j) y"by auto hencein(⊔ i. f (⊔OFontlubE thenobtain i and j where yi: "y∈ f (Y i)"and xj: "x∈ g (Y j) y"by (auto simp add:lub_is_union) obtain k where"i≤ from yi and xj have "y ∈ f (Y k)" and "x∈ g (Y k) y" using monofunE[OF assms(1)[THEN cont2mono], OF chain_mono[OF Limit(1) ‹i≤k›]] and monofunE[OF assms(2)[THEN cont2mono], OF chain_mono[OF Limit(1) ‹j≤k›]] by (auto simp add:sqsubset_is_subset) hence "x∈ (∪y∈ f (Y k). g (Y k) y)" by auto thus "x∈ (⊔ k. ∪y∈f (Y k). g (Y k) y)" by (auto simp add:lub_is_union) qed thus ?case by (simp add:sqsubset_is_subset) qed
lemma cont2cont_Let_simple[simp,cont2cont]: assumes "cont (λx. g x t)" shows "cont (λx. let y = t in g x y)" unfolding Let_def using assms .
lemma cont2cont_case_list [simp, cont2cont]: assumes "∧y. cont (λx. f1 x)" and "∧y z. cont (λx. f2 x y z)" shows "cont (λx. case_list (f1 x) (f2 x) l)" using assms by (cases l) auto
text ‹As with the continuity lemmas, we need admissibility lemmas.›
lemma adm_not_mem: assumes "cont (λx. f x)" shows "adm (λx. y ∉ f x)" using assms apply (erule_tac t = f in adm_subst) proof (rule admI) fix Y :: "nat ==> 'b set" assume chain: "chainY" assume "∀i. y ∉ Y i" hence "(⊔ i. y ∈ Y i) = False" by auto thus "y ∉ (⊔ i. Y i)" using chain unfolding lub_bool lub_is_union by auto qed
lemma adm_id[simp]: "adm (λx . x)" by (rule adm_chfin)
lemma adm_Not[simp]: "adm Not" by (rule adm_chfin)
lemma adm_prod_split: assumes "adm (λp. f (fst p) (snd p))" shows "adm (λ(x,y). f x y)" using assms unfolding split_def .
lemma adm_ball': assumes "∧ y. adm (λx. y ∈ A x ⟶ P x y)" shows "adm (λx. ∀y ∈ A x . P x y)" by (subst Ball_def, rule adm_all[OF assms])
lemma adm_not_conj: "[adm (λx. ¬ P x); adm (λx. ¬ Q x)]==> adm (λx. ¬ (P x ∧ Q x))" by simp
lemma adm_single_valued: assumes "cont (λx. f x)" shows "adm (λx. single_valued (f x))" using assms unfolding single_valued_def by (intro adm_lemmas adm_not_mem cont2cont adm_subst[of f])
text ‹ To match Shivers' syntax we introduce the power-syntax for iterated function application. \<close>
abbreviation niceiterate (‹(_)› [1000] 1000) where " f i ≡ iterate i⋅f"
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