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Datei: results_normal_form.pvs Sprache: PVS

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%%-------------------** Abstract Reduction System (ARS) **-------------------
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%% Authors         : Andre Luiz Galdino
%%                   Universidade Federal de Goiás - Brasil
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%%                         and
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%%                   Mauricio Ayala Rincon
%%                   Universidade de Brasília - Brasil
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%% Last Modified On: December 02, 2006
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%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------

results_normal_form[T : TYPE] : THEORY
BEGIN

  IMPORTING results_confluence[T],
            noetherian[T]

           R : VAR PRED[[T, T]]
  x, y, u, v : VAR T

%%--------------------** Basic Results: Normal Form **------------------------
%%
%%
%% - NF_doesnot_rewrite: If x is in normal form and x ->* y then x = y.
%%
%%
%%%% If -> is confluent and x <->* y then
%%
%% - NF_implies_RTC: x ->* y if y is in normal form,
%%
%% - NFs_implies_Equal: x = y if both x and y are in normal form.
%%
%%
%% - Norm_and_Confl_implies_UNF_NF: If -> is normalizing and confluent,
%%                                  every element has a unique normal form.
%%
%%
%%%% If x has a unique normal form, the latter is denoted by x|
%%
%% - Normalizing_and_Confl: If -> is normalizing and confluent then x <->* y
%%                          iff x| = y|.
%%
%%
%% - Normal_Confl_iff_UNF:  -> is normalizing and confluent iff
%%                          every element has a unique normal form.
%%
%%
%% - Noetherian_implies_normalizing: Any terminating relation is normalizing.
%%
%%
%% - Convergent_UF: If -> is convergent, then every element has a unique
%%                  normal form.
%%
%%
%% - Noet_and_Confl_iff_UNF: If -> is terminating, then -> is confluent iff
%%                           every element has a unique normal form.
%%
%%
%% - Convergent_iff_eqNF: If -> is convergent, then x <->* y iff x| = y|.
%%
%%
%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------

NF_doesnot_rewrite: LEMMA ( is_normal_form?(R)(x) & RTC(R)(x,y) => x = y )

NF_implies_RTC: LEMMA ( confluent?(R) & EC(R)(x,y) ) =>
                                    (is_normal_form?(R)(y) => RTC(R)(x,y) )

NFs_implies_Equal: LEMMA ( confluent?(R) & EC(R)(x,y) ) =>
                               (is_normal_form?(R)(x) & is_normal_form?(R)(y)
                                                           => x = y )

Norm_and_Confl_implies_UNF: LEMMA normalizing?(R) & confluent?(R) =>
                                                  FORALL x: has_unique_nf?(R,x)

Normalizing_and_Confl: LEMMA ( normalizing?(R) & confluent?(R) ) =>
                   EXISTS u, v: unique_nf?(R)(x,u) & unique_nf?(R)(y,v)
                    & EC(R)(x,y) <=> u = v

Normal_Confl_iff_UNF: LEMMA normalizing?(R) & confluent?(R) <=>
                                                 FORALL x: has_unique_nf?(R,x)

Noetherian_implies_normalizing: LEMMA noetherian?(R) => normalizing?(R)

Convergent_UNF: LEMMA convergent?(R) => FORALL x: has_unique_nf?(R,x)

Noet_and_Confl_iff_UNF: LEMMA noetherian?(R) =>
                                  ( confluent?(R) <=>
                                            FORALL x: has_unique_nf?(R,x) )

Convergent_iff_eqNF: LEMMA convergent?(R) =>
                             ( EC(R)(x,y) <=>
                               (FORALL u,v: normal_form?(R)(x,u)
                                            & normal_form?(R)(y,v)
                                                           => u = v) )
end results_normal_form

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