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Proof step 27 from proof heap-order-pull-up-child (previous step)

kar[m1 + 1] = key-index(key3, m5), kar[2 * m + 2] = key-index(key2, m4), kar[2 * m + 1] = key-index(key1, m3), kar[m, (2 * m + 2 < n ∧ key2 < key1 ⊃ key-index(key2, m4);key-index(key1, m3))][m1 + 1] = key-index(key, m0), kar[m1 / 2] = key-index(key4, m6), m < n, 2 * m + 1 < n, key < key4, m1 + 1 < n, m < # kar, 2 * m + 1 < # kar, m1 + 1 < # kar, n ≤ # kar, ∀ m. m < n ∧ m ≠ 0 → ¬ kar[m].key < kar[(m - 1) / 2].key ⊦ m1 / 2 = m, key3 < key4

Heuristic weak cut applied rule cut formula

And obtained the following new goals

Proof step 28:
m1 + 1 = m, kar[m1 / 2] = key-index(key4, m6), kar[m, (2 * m + 2 < n ∧ key2 < key1 ⊃ key-index(key2, m4);key-index(key1, m3))][m1 + 1] = key-index(key, m0), kar[2 * m + 1] = key-index(key1, m3), kar[2 * m + 2] = key-index(key2, m4), kar[m1 + 1] = key-index(key3, m5), m1 + 1 < # kar, 2 * m + 1 < # kar, m < # kar, m1 + 1 < n, key < key4, 2 * m + 1 < n, m < n, n ≤ # kar, ∀ m. m < n ∧ m ≠ 0 → ¬ kar[m].key < kar[(m - 1) / 2].key ⊦ m1 / 2 = m, key3 < key4

Rule argument

fma: m1 + 1 = m

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: ⊦ m ≠ n → kar[n, ki][m] = kar[m]; (s)% ⊦ key-index(key, m) = key-index(key0, m0) ↔ key = key0 ∧ m = m0; (ws) Used formulas: m1 + 1 = m