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Proof step 1 from proof union-sizele (conclusion) (back to tree)

⊦ #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ↔ s0 ⊆ s

System applied rule normalize

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

Additional information

Proof step 2 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

¬(#(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ↔ s0 ⊆ s) ⊦

Heuristic simplifier applied rule simplifier

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: ⊦ s1 ⊆ s2 ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s1 → a ∈ s2); (s)

Proof step 3 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

⊦ #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s)

User applied rule case distinction

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

pos: right 1

Additional information

Proof step 4 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

#(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ⊦ ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s

User applied rule cut formula

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

fma: #(s ∪ s0) = # s

Additional information

Used formulas: #(s ∪ s0) = # s

Proof step 5 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

#(s ∪ s0) = # s, #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ⊦ ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s

Heuristic simplifier applied rule simplifier

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: union-sizeeq: ⊦ #(s ∪ s0) = # s ↔ s0 ⊆ s; una: ⊦ (s ∪ s0) ∪ s1 = s ∪ s0 ∪ s1; unc: ⊦ s ∪ s0 = s0 ∪ s; ⊦ s1 ⊆ s2 ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s1 → a ∈ s2); (s)

Proof step 6 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

a ∈ s0, #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s, ¬ a ∈ s, ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s ⊦

Heuristic quantifier closing applied rule all left

And closed the goal!

Rule argument

pos: left 4 terms: a

Additional information

Used terms: a

Proof step 7 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

#(s ∪ s0) ≠ # s, #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s ⊦ ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s

User applied rule cut formula

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

fma: #(s ∪ s0) < # s

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: union-sizeeq: ⊦ #(s ∪ s0) = # s ↔ s0 ⊆ s; union-size: ⊦ ¬ #(s ∪ s0) < # s; una: ⊦ (s ∪ s0) ∪ s1 = s ∪ s0 ∪ s1; unc: ⊦ s ∪ s0 = s0 ∪ s; ⊦ s1 ⊆ s2 ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s1 → a ∈ s2); (s) Used formulas: #(s ∪ s0) < # s

Proof step 8 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

#(s ∪ s0) ≠ # s, #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s, ¬ #(s ∪ s0) < # s ⊦ ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s

User applied rule apply rewrite lemma

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

spec: nat-basic, name:neq-01, seq: ⊦ m ≠ n → (m < n ↔ ¬ n < m), subst:[n, m] → [# s, #(s ∪ s0)], <all paths>

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: union-sizeeq: ⊦ #(s ∪ s0) = # s ↔ s0 ⊆ s; una: ⊦ (s ∪ s0) ∪ s1 = s ∪ s0 ∪ s1; unc: ⊦ s ∪ s0 = s0 ∪ s; ⊦ s1 ⊆ s2 ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s1 → a ∈ s2); (s) f: ⊦ m < n → n ≠ 0; (forward) from specification nat-basic fle: ⊦ m < n ∧ n ≤ n0 → m < n0; (forward) from specification nat fle-01: ⊦ m ≤ n ∧ n < n0 → m < n0; (forward) from specification nat ⊦ m < n → n ≠ 0; (s) ⊦ ¬ n < n; (s) Used terms: # s, #(s ∪ s0)

Proof step 9 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

⊦ m ≠ n → (m < n ↔ ¬ n < m)

A spec-lemma

Proof step 10 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

¬ #(s ∪ s0) ≤ # s, ∀ a. a ∈ s0 → a ∈ s ⊦

User applied rule apply rewrite lemma

And obtained the following new goals

Rule argument

spec: <toplevel>, name:union-sub, seq: ⊦ s0 ⊆ s → s ∪ s0 = s, subst:[s0, s] → [s0, s], <all paths>

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: ⊦ s1 ⊆ s2 ↔ (∀ a. a ∈ s1 → a ∈ s2); (s) ⊦ m ≤ n ↔ ¬ n < m; (ss) ⊦ ¬ n < n; (s) Used terms: s0, s

Proof step 11 from proof union-sizele (previous step) (back to tree)

⊦ s0 ⊆ s → s ∪ s0 = s

Lemma union-sub

Proof Tree for union-sizele (View conclusion)

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the proof tree