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Theorem gcd-one
⊦ gcd(i, j) = 1 ↔ ¬(∃ i1. i1 > 1 ∧ i1 | i ∧ i1 | j)
Type: A user defined theorem
Validity: The proof is valid.
Features:
Comment:
Used by:
gcd-div-gcd-pos
,
gcd-one-01
,
gcd-one-prime
,
gcd-prime
,
gcd-primes
,
Used by units in proved state:
Proof exists?: Yes
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Proved?: Yes
Interactions: 7
Proof steps: 16
Used lemmas:
gcd-div2
,
gcd-div1
,
gcd-zero
,
gcd-zero-zero
,
gcd-less-eq-zero
,
div-one-neg-pos
,
div-one-pos
,
div-zero-01
,
gcd-com
,
gcd-zero-04
,
div-one
,
gcd-less
,
Used spec theorems:
int-abs
/
Abs-neg
Used simplifier rules:
int-abs
/
gr-def
int-abs
/
forward-le-05
int-basic1
/
forward-pos
int-abs
/
bet
int-abs
/
neg-06
int-abs
/
negeq
int-abs
/
numadd-01
int-basic2
/
add-a
int-basic2
/
add-c
int-basic1
/
lf-01
int-basic1
/
trans
int-abs
/
forward-le-02
int-abs
/
mone-06
int-abs
/
Abs-pos
int-abs
/
forward-le-01
int-abs
/
lels
int-abs
/
lsone
int-basic1
/
lst-01