Negative rational numbers
Content created by Fredrik Bakke and Louis Wasserman.
Created on 2025-03-25.
Last modified on 2025-03-25.
{-# OPTIONS --lossy-unification #-} module elementary-number-theory.negative-rational-numbers where
Imports
open import elementary-number-theory.difference-rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.inequality-rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.integer-fractions open import elementary-number-theory.integers open import elementary-number-theory.multiplication-rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.negative-integer-fractions open import elementary-number-theory.negative-integers open import elementary-number-theory.nonzero-rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.positive-and-negative-integers open import elementary-number-theory.positive-integer-fractions open import elementary-number-theory.positive-integers open import elementary-number-theory.positive-rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.rational-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.strict-inequality-rational-numbers open import foundation.binary-transport open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.identity-types open import foundation.logical-equivalences open import foundation.propositions open import foundation.sets open import foundation.subtypes open import foundation.transport-along-identifications open import foundation.universe-levels
Idea
A rational number x
is said to
be negative¶
if its negation is positive.
Negative rational numbers are a subsemigroup of the additive monoid of rational numbers.
Definitions
The property of being a negative rational number
module _ (q : ℚ) where is-negative-ℚ : UU lzero is-negative-ℚ = is-positive-ℚ (neg-ℚ q) is-prop-is-negative-ℚ : is-prop is-negative-ℚ is-prop-is-negative-ℚ = is-prop-is-positive-ℚ (neg-ℚ q) is-negative-prop-ℚ : Prop lzero pr1 is-negative-prop-ℚ = is-negative-ℚ pr2 is-negative-prop-ℚ = is-prop-is-negative-ℚ
The type of negative rational numbers
negative-ℚ : UU lzero negative-ℚ = type-subtype is-negative-prop-ℚ ℚ⁻ : UU lzero ℚ⁻ = negative-ℚ module _ (x : negative-ℚ) where rational-ℚ⁻ : ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ = pr1 x fraction-ℚ⁻ : fraction-ℤ fraction-ℚ⁻ = fraction-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ numerator-ℚ⁻ : ℤ numerator-ℚ⁻ = numerator-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ denominator-ℚ⁻ : ℤ denominator-ℚ⁻ = denominator-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ is-negative-rational-ℚ⁻ : is-negative-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ is-negative-rational-ℚ⁻ = pr2 x is-negative-fraction-ℚ⁻ : is-negative-fraction-ℤ fraction-ℚ⁻ is-negative-fraction-ℚ⁻ = tr ( is-negative-fraction-ℤ) ( neg-neg-fraction-ℤ fraction-ℚ⁻) ( is-negative-neg-positive-fraction-ℤ ( neg-fraction-ℤ fraction-ℚ⁻) ( is-negative-rational-ℚ⁻)) is-negative-numerator-ℚ⁻ : is-negative-ℤ numerator-ℚ⁻ is-negative-numerator-ℚ⁻ = is-negative-fraction-ℚ⁻ is-positive-denominator-ℚ⁻ : is-positive-ℤ denominator-ℚ⁻ is-positive-denominator-ℚ⁻ = is-positive-denominator-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ neg-ℚ⁻ : ℚ⁺ neg-ℚ⁻ = (neg-ℚ rational-ℚ⁻) , is-negative-rational-ℚ⁻ neg-ℚ⁺ : ℚ⁺ → ℚ⁻ neg-ℚ⁺ (q , q-is-pos) = neg-ℚ q , inv-tr is-positive-ℚ (neg-neg-ℚ q) q-is-pos abstract eq-ℚ⁻ : {x y : ℚ⁻} → rational-ℚ⁻ x = rational-ℚ⁻ y → x = y eq-ℚ⁻ {x} {y} = eq-type-subtype is-negative-prop-ℚ
Properties
The negative rational numbers form a set
is-set-ℚ⁻ : is-set ℚ⁻ is-set-ℚ⁻ = is-set-type-subtype is-negative-prop-ℚ is-set-ℚ
The rational image of a negative integer is negative
abstract is-negative-rational-ℤ : (x : ℤ) → is-negative-ℤ x → is-negative-ℚ (rational-ℤ x) is-negative-rational-ℤ _ = is-positive-neg-is-negative-ℤ negative-rational-negative-ℤ : negative-ℤ → ℚ⁻ negative-rational-negative-ℤ (x , x-is-neg) = rational-ℤ x , is-negative-rational-ℤ x x-is-neg
The rational image of a negative integer fraction is negative
abstract is-negative-rational-fraction-ℤ : {x : fraction-ℤ} (P : is-negative-fraction-ℤ x) → is-negative-ℚ (rational-fraction-ℤ x) is-negative-rational-fraction-ℤ P = is-positive-neg-is-negative-ℤ (is-negative-reduce-fraction-ℤ P)
A rational number x
is negative if and only if x < 0
module _ (x : ℚ) where abstract le-zero-is-negative-ℚ : is-negative-ℚ x → le-ℚ x zero-ℚ le-zero-is-negative-ℚ x-is-neg = tr ( λ y → le-ℚ y zero-ℚ) ( neg-neg-ℚ x) ( neg-le-ℚ zero-ℚ (neg-ℚ x) (le-zero-is-positive-ℚ (neg-ℚ x) x-is-neg)) is-negative-le-zero-ℚ : le-ℚ x zero-ℚ → is-negative-ℚ x is-negative-le-zero-ℚ x-is-neg = is-positive-le-zero-ℚ (neg-ℚ x) (neg-le-ℚ x zero-ℚ x-is-neg) is-negative-iff-le-zero-ℚ : is-negative-ℚ x ↔ le-ℚ x zero-ℚ is-negative-iff-le-zero-ℚ = le-zero-is-negative-ℚ , is-negative-le-zero-ℚ
The difference of a rational number with a greater rational number is negative
module _ (x y : ℚ) (H : le-ℚ x y) where abstract is-negative-diff-le-ℚ : is-negative-ℚ (x -ℚ y) is-negative-diff-le-ℚ = inv-tr ( is-positive-ℚ) ( distributive-neg-diff-ℚ x y) ( is-positive-diff-le-ℚ x y H) negative-diff-le-ℚ : ℚ⁻ negative-diff-le-ℚ = x -ℚ y , is-negative-diff-le-ℚ
Negative rational numbers are nonzero
abstract is-nonzero-is-negative-ℚ : {x : ℚ} → is-negative-ℚ x → is-nonzero-ℚ x is-nonzero-is-negative-ℚ {x} H = tr ( is-nonzero-ℚ) ( neg-neg-ℚ x) ( is-nonzero-neg-ℚ (is-nonzero-is-positive-ℚ H))
The product of two negative rational numbers is positive
abstract is-positive-mul-negative-ℚ : {x y : ℚ} → is-negative-ℚ x → is-negative-ℚ y → is-positive-ℚ (x *ℚ y) is-positive-mul-negative-ℚ {x} {y} P Q = is-positive-reduce-fraction-ℤ ( is-positive-mul-negative-fraction-ℤ { fraction-ℚ x} { fraction-ℚ y} ( is-negative-fraction-ℚ⁻ (x , P)) ( is-negative-fraction-ℚ⁻ (y , Q)))
Multiplication by a negative rational number reverses inequality
module _ (p : ℚ⁻) (q r : ℚ) (H : leq-ℚ q r) where abstract reverses-leq-right-mul-ℚ⁻ : leq-ℚ (r *ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ p) (q *ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ p) reverses-leq-right-mul-ℚ⁻ = binary-tr ( leq-ℚ) ( negative-law-mul-ℚ r (rational-ℚ⁻ p)) ( negative-law-mul-ℚ q (rational-ℚ⁻ p)) ( preserves-leq-right-mul-ℚ⁺ ( neg-ℚ⁻ p) ( neg-ℚ r) ( neg-ℚ q) ( neg-leq-ℚ q r H))
Multiplication by a negative rational number reverses strict inequality
module _ (p : ℚ⁻) (q r : ℚ) (H : le-ℚ q r) where abstract reverses-le-right-mul-ℚ⁻ : le-ℚ (r *ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ p) (q *ℚ rational-ℚ⁻ p) reverses-le-right-mul-ℚ⁻ = binary-tr ( le-ℚ) ( negative-law-mul-ℚ r (rational-ℚ⁻ p)) ( negative-law-mul-ℚ q (rational-ℚ⁻ p)) ( preserves-le-right-mul-ℚ⁺ ( neg-ℚ⁻ p) ( neg-ℚ r) ( neg-ℚ q) ( neg-le-ℚ q r H))
Recent changes
- 2025-03-25. Louis Wasserman and Fredrik Bakke. Multiplication on closed intervals of rational numbers (#1351).