(* Title: ZF/AC/WO1_AC.thy Author: Krzysztof Grabczewski
The proofs of WO1 \<Longrightarrow> AC1 and WO1 \<Longrightarrow> AC10(n) for n >= 1
The latter proof is referred to as clear by the Rubins. However it seems to be quite complicated. The formal proof presented below is a mechanisation of the proof by Lawrence C. Paulson which is the following:
Assume WO1. Let s be a set of infinite sets. Suppose x \<in> s. Then x is equipollent to |x| (by WO1), an infinite cardinal call it K. Since K = K \<oplus> K = |K+K| (by InfCard_cdouble_eq) there is an isomorphism h \<in> bij(K+K, x). (Here + means disjoint sum.) So there is a partition of x into 2-element sets, namely {{h(Inl(i)), h(Inr(i))} . i \<in> K} So for all x \<in> s the desired partition exists. By AC1 (which follows from WO1) there exists a function f that chooses a partition for each x \<in> s. Therefore we have AC10(2).
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