feat(Foundations/Relation/Confluence): generalize results from confluence to commutation - #880
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Some minor organization comments:
| @[simp] theorem hJoin_eq_join : HJoin r r = Join r := rfl | ||
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| @[grind =] theorem hJoin_eq_comp_swap : HJoin r₁ r₂ = Comp r₁ (swap r₂) := rfl |
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What was the thought behind the split simp and grind =? I'm always a bit suspicious when I don't see them in matching pairs.
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i don't think we want the latter as simp — in general i haven't systematically added grind annotations bc my proofs haven't used them (also many of the definitions are abbrev so they're not needed). should i at least add grind = to the simp lemmas where appropriate? i can also look for other possible grind lemmas.
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| theorem MJoin.single (h : ReflTransGen r a b) : MJoin r a b := by | ||
| use b | ||
| @[deprecated Join.single (since := "2026-09-07")] |
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Can you check that this doesn't give a warning under the nightly toolchain? For the last PR there where some +typeChanged that needed to be added. (Which is fine, but I think it's nicer to handle them now)
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yes will do though you will need to tell me how (sorry!)
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| /-- The join of the reflexive transitive closure. This is not named in Mathlib, but see | ||
| `#loogle Relation.Join (Relation.ReflTransGen ?r)` -/ | ||
| abbrev MJoin (r : α → α → Prop) := Join (ReflTransGen r) |
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I wonder a bit how necessary these M variants are. It's harmless since they are abbrev and it does make combinatory logic a bit nicer looking, but otherwise it could be considered redundant.
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i would support deprecating them — it does make some of the statements less wordy so if you think it's harmless i'm okay with keeping them.
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This PR generalises many results from confluent to commuting relations, and obtains the classical case as a specialisation. We add
HJoinandMHJoin— heterogenous versions ofJoinandMJoin— and associated API for them and related relational constructions.NB: the theorem
confluent_equivalentsis now public, and theTFAEhas been extended with certain other properties which generalise better to the heterogenous case.