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Proof step 2 from proof valid-eraseqw-subarray-shift (previous step)

n < # wlar, valid-eraseq(subarray(wlar, 0, n), q) ⊦ stat = erasing, valid-eraseq(subarray(wlar[n, wl-entry(m, stat)], 0, n + 1), q)

Heuristic simplifier applied rule simplifier

And obtained the following new goals

Proof step 3:
n < # wlar, ∀ n0. n0 ∈ q ↔ n0 < n ∧ wlar[n0].status = erasing ⊦ n0 ∈ q ↔ ¬ n < n0 ∧ wlar[n, wl-entry(m, stat)][n0].status = erasing, stat = erasing

Rule argument

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: valid-eraseqw: ⊦ valid-eraseq(wlar, q) ↔ (∀ n. n ∈ q ↔ n < # wlar ∧ wlar[n].status = erasing);%ls-at-subarray-wlar: n0 ≤ # wlar, n1 < n0 ⊦ subarray(wlar, 0, n0)[n1] = wlar[n1];% ⊦ m < n → n ≠ 0; (s)%f: ⊦ m < n → n ≠ 0; (forward) from specification nat-basic% ⊦ m + 1 ≤ n ↔ m < n; (s)% ⊦ # wlar[n, wle] = # wlar; (s)%c: ⊦ m + n = n + m; from specification nat-basic%a: ⊦ (m + n0) + n1 = m + n0 + n1; from specification nat-basic% ⊦ m < n + 1 ↔ ¬ n < m; (s)% ⊦ m < n → m ≤ n; (s)% ⊦ # subarray(wlar, m, n) = n; (s)