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Theorem disjoint-nojunk-newref-subset-01
⊦ st ⊆ st1 ∧ ¬ junkref(str, r1, st) ∧ newref(r, st) ∧ (∀ r0. path∃(str, r, r0, st1) → newref(r0, st) ∨ r0 = jvmref) → disjoint(str, r1 ' + r ', st1)
Type: A user defined theorem
Validity: The proof is valid.
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Used by units in proved state:
Proof exists?: Yes
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Proved?: Yes
Interactions: 29
Proof steps: 59
Used lemmas:
disjoint-def
,
Used spec theorems:
store
/javastore/
superset-elem-eq
cyclic
/
validrefs-subset-equiv-01
cyclic
/
validrefs-nopathex
cyclic
/
validrefs-one
Used simplifier rules:
storefuns
/
newref-in-03
storefuns
/
newref-03
cyclic
/
pathex-no-newref
junkrefs
/
junkref-newref
list
/references/
in-empty
cyclic
/
pathex-one
list-last
/references/
l-02
list-last
/references/
lin-01
list-last
/references/
l-in
storefuns
/
instore-01
junkrefs
/
junkref-keyin
cyclic
/
validrefs-null-02
list
/references/
app
list-last
/references/
l
list
/references/
e-01
list
/references/
c
list-data
/references/
elim-list-c
list
/references/
a
list
/references/
in-17
list
/references/
in-append
storefuns
/
newref-01