Equality of coproduct types
Content created by Egbert Rijke, Fredrik Bakke and Jonathan Prieto-Cubides.
Created on 2022-01-27.
Last modified on 2024-11-05.
module foundation.equality-coproduct-types where
Imports
open import foundation.action-on-identifications-functions open import foundation.coproduct-types open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.fundamental-theorem-of-identity-types open import foundation.negated-equality open import foundation.universe-levels open import foundation-core.contractible-types open import foundation-core.embeddings open import foundation-core.empty-types open import foundation-core.equivalences open import foundation-core.function-types open import foundation-core.functoriality-dependent-pair-types open import foundation-core.homotopies open import foundation-core.identity-types open import foundation-core.retractions open import foundation-core.sections open import foundation-core.sets open import foundation-core.torsorial-type-families open import foundation-core.truncated-types open import foundation-core.truncation-levels
Idea
In order to construct an identification Id x y
in a coproduct coproduct A B
,
both x
and y
must be of the form inl _
or of the form inr _
. If that is
the case, then an identification can be constructed by constructin an
identification in A or in B, according to the case. This leads to the
characterization of identity types of coproducts.
Definition
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where data Eq-coproduct : A + B → A + B → UU (l1 ⊔ l2) where Eq-eq-coproduct-inl : {x y : A} → x = y → Eq-coproduct (inl x) (inl y) Eq-eq-coproduct-inr : {x y : B} → x = y → Eq-coproduct (inr x) (inr y)
Properties
The type Eq-coproduct x y
is equivalent to Id x y
We will use the fundamental theorem of identity types.
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where refl-Eq-coproduct : (x : A + B) → Eq-coproduct x x refl-Eq-coproduct (inl x) = Eq-eq-coproduct-inl refl refl-Eq-coproduct (inr x) = Eq-eq-coproduct-inr refl Eq-eq-coproduct : (x y : A + B) → x = y → Eq-coproduct x y Eq-eq-coproduct x .x refl = refl-Eq-coproduct x eq-Eq-coproduct : (x y : A + B) → Eq-coproduct x y → x = y eq-Eq-coproduct .(inl x) .(inl x) (Eq-eq-coproduct-inl {x} {.x} refl) = refl eq-Eq-coproduct .(inr x) .(inr x) (Eq-eq-coproduct-inr {x} {.x} refl) = refl is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct : (x : A + B) → is-torsorial (Eq-coproduct x) pr1 (pr1 (is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inl x))) = inl x pr2 (pr1 (is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inl x))) = Eq-eq-coproduct-inl refl pr2 ( is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inl x)) (.(inl x) , Eq-eq-coproduct-inl refl) = refl pr1 (pr1 (is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inr x))) = inr x pr2 (pr1 (is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inr x))) = Eq-eq-coproduct-inr refl pr2 ( is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct (inr x)) (.(inr x) , Eq-eq-coproduct-inr refl) = refl is-equiv-Eq-eq-coproduct : (x y : A + B) → is-equiv (Eq-eq-coproduct x y) is-equiv-Eq-eq-coproduct x = fundamental-theorem-id (is-torsorial-Eq-coproduct x) (Eq-eq-coproduct x) extensionality-coproduct : (x y : A + B) → (x = y) ≃ Eq-coproduct x y pr1 (extensionality-coproduct x y) = Eq-eq-coproduct x y pr2 (extensionality-coproduct x y) = is-equiv-Eq-eq-coproduct x y
Now we use the characterization of the identity type to obtain the desired equivalences.
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where module _ (x y : A) where map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl : Eq-coproduct {B = B} (inl x) (inl y) → (x = y) map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl (Eq-eq-coproduct-inl p) = p is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl : (map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl ∘ Eq-eq-coproduct-inl) ~ id is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl p = refl is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl : (Eq-eq-coproduct-inl ∘ map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl) ~ id is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl (Eq-eq-coproduct-inl p) = refl is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl : is-equiv map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl = is-equiv-is-invertible ( Eq-eq-coproduct-inl) ( is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl) ( is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inl) compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl : Eq-coproduct (inl x) (inl y) ≃ (x = y) pr1 compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl = map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl pr2 compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl = is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl : Id {A = A + B} (inl x) (inl y) ≃ (x = y) compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl = compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inl ∘e extensionality-coproduct (inl x) (inl y) map-compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl : Id {A = A + B} (inl x) (inl y) → x = y map-compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl = map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl is-equiv-map-compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl : is-equiv map-compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl is-equiv-map-compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl = is-equiv-map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl module _ (x : A) (y : B) where map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr : Eq-coproduct (inl x) (inr y) → empty map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr () is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr : is-equiv map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr = is-equiv-is-empty' map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr : Eq-coproduct (inl x) (inr y) ≃ empty pr1 compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr = map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr pr2 compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr = is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inr : Id {A = A + B} (inl x) (inr y) ≃ empty compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inr = compute-Eq-coproduct-inl-inr ∘e extensionality-coproduct (inl x) (inr y) is-empty-eq-coproduct-inl-inr : is-empty (Id {A = A + B} (inl x) (inr y)) is-empty-eq-coproduct-inl-inr = map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inr module _ (x : B) (y : A) where map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl : Eq-coproduct (inr x) (inl y) → empty map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl () is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl : is-equiv map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl = is-equiv-is-empty' map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl : Eq-coproduct (inr x) (inl y) ≃ empty pr1 compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl = map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl pr2 compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl = is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inl : Id {A = A + B} (inr x) (inl y) ≃ empty compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inl = compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inl ∘e extensionality-coproduct (inr x) (inl y) is-empty-eq-coproduct-inr-inl : is-empty (Id {A = A + B} (inr x) (inl y)) is-empty-eq-coproduct-inr-inl = map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inl module _ (x y : B) where map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr : Eq-coproduct {A = A} (inr x) (inr y) → x = y map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr (Eq-eq-coproduct-inr p) = p is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr : (map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr ∘ Eq-eq-coproduct-inr) ~ id is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr p = refl is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr : (Eq-eq-coproduct-inr ∘ map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr) ~ id is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr (Eq-eq-coproduct-inr p) = refl is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr : is-equiv map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr = is-equiv-is-invertible ( Eq-eq-coproduct-inr) ( is-section-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr) ( is-retraction-Eq-eq-coproduct-inr) compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr : Eq-coproduct (inr x) (inr y) ≃ (x = y) pr1 compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr = map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr pr2 compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr = is-equiv-map-compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr : Id {A = A + B} (inr x) (inr y) ≃ (x = y) compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr = compute-Eq-coproduct-inr-inr ∘e extensionality-coproduct (inr x) (inr y) map-compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr : Id {A = A + B} (inr x) (inr y) → x = y map-compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr = map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr is-equiv-map-compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr : is-equiv map-compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr is-equiv-map-compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr = is-equiv-map-equiv compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr
The left and right inclusions into a coproduct are embeddings
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where abstract is-emb-inl : is-emb (inl {A = A} {B = B}) is-emb-inl x = fundamental-theorem-id ( is-contr-equiv ( Σ A (Id x)) ( equiv-tot (compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl x)) ( is-torsorial-Id x)) ( λ y → ap inl) emb-inl : A ↪ (A + B) pr1 emb-inl = inl pr2 emb-inl = is-emb-inl abstract is-emb-inr : is-emb (inr {A = A} {B = B}) is-emb-inr x = fundamental-theorem-id ( is-contr-equiv ( Σ B (Id x)) ( equiv-tot (compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr x)) ( is-torsorial-Id x)) ( λ y → ap inr) emb-inr : B ↪ (A + B) pr1 emb-inr = inr pr2 emb-inr = is-emb-inr
Moreover, is-injective-inl
and is-injective-inr
are the inverses.
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where is-retraction-is-injective-inl : {x y : A} → is-retraction (ap (inl {A = A} {B = B}) {x} {y}) (is-injective-inl) is-retraction-is-injective-inl refl = refl is-section-is-injective-inl : {x y : A} → is-section (ap (inl {A = A} {B = B}) {x} {y}) (is-injective-inl) is-section-is-injective-inl refl = refl is-retraction-is-injective-inr : {x y : B} → is-retraction (ap (inr {A = A} {B = B}) {x} {y}) (is-injective-inr) is-retraction-is-injective-inr refl = refl is-section-is-injective-inr : {x y : B} → is-section (ap (inr {A = A} {B = B}) {x} {y}) (is-injective-inr) is-section-is-injective-inr refl = refl
A map A + B → C
defined by maps f : A → C
and B → C
is an embedding if both f
and g
are embeddings and they don’t overlap
module _ {l1 l2 l3 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} {C : UU l3} {f : A → C} {g : B → C} where is-emb-coproduct : is-emb f → is-emb g → ((a : A) (b : B) → f a ≠ g b) → is-emb (rec-coproduct f g) is-emb-coproduct H K L (inl a) (inl a') = is-equiv-right-map-triangle ( ap f) ( ap (rec-coproduct f g)) ( ap inl) ( ap-comp (rec-coproduct f g) inl) ( H a a') ( is-emb-inl a a') is-emb-coproduct H K L (inl a) (inr b') = is-equiv-is-empty (ap (rec-coproduct f g)) (L a b') is-emb-coproduct H K L (inr b) (inl a') = is-equiv-is-empty (ap (rec-coproduct f g)) (L a' b ∘ inv) is-emb-coproduct H K L (inr b) (inr b') = is-equiv-right-map-triangle ( ap g) ( ap (rec-coproduct f g)) ( ap inr) ( ap-comp (rec-coproduct f g) inr) ( K b b') ( is-emb-inr b b')
Coproducts of k+2
-truncated types are k+2
-truncated
module _ {l1 l2 : Level} (k : 𝕋) {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} where abstract is-trunc-coproduct : is-trunc (succ-𝕋 (succ-𝕋 k)) A → is-trunc (succ-𝕋 (succ-𝕋 k)) B → is-trunc (succ-𝕋 (succ-𝕋 k)) (A + B) is-trunc-coproduct is-trunc-A is-trunc-B (inl x) (inl y) = is-trunc-equiv (succ-𝕋 k) ( x = y) ( compute-eq-coproduct-inl-inl x y) ( is-trunc-A x y) is-trunc-coproduct is-trunc-A is-trunc-B (inl x) (inr y) = is-trunc-is-empty k (is-empty-eq-coproduct-inl-inr x y) is-trunc-coproduct is-trunc-A is-trunc-B (inr x) (inl y) = is-trunc-is-empty k (is-empty-eq-coproduct-inr-inl x y) is-trunc-coproduct is-trunc-A is-trunc-B (inr x) (inr y) = is-trunc-equiv (succ-𝕋 k) ( x = y) ( compute-eq-coproduct-inr-inr x y) ( is-trunc-B x y)
Coproducts of sets are sets
abstract is-set-coproduct : {l1 l2 : Level} {A : UU l1} {B : UU l2} → is-set A → is-set B → is-set (A + B) is-set-coproduct = is-trunc-coproduct neg-two-𝕋 coproduct-Set : {l1 l2 : Level} (A : Set l1) (B : Set l2) → Set (l1 ⊔ l2) pr1 (coproduct-Set (A , is-set-A) (B , is-set-B)) = A + B pr2 (coproduct-Set (A , is-set-A) (B , is-set-B)) = is-set-coproduct is-set-A is-set-B
See also
- Equality proofs in coproduct types are characterized in
foundation.equality-coproduct-types
. - Equality proofs in dependent pair types are characterized in
foundation.equality-dependent-pair-types
.
Recent changes
- 2024-11-05. Fredrik Bakke. Some results about path-cosplit maps (#1167).
- 2024-09-17. Fredrik Bakke. Some closure properties of decidable maps and embeddings (#1184).
- 2024-02-06. Fredrik Bakke. Rename
(co)prod
to(co)product
(#1017). - 2024-01-31. Fredrik Bakke. Rename
is-torsorial-path
tois-torsorial-Id
(#1016). - 2024-01-25. Fredrik Bakke. Basic properties of orthogonal maps (#979).