Equality in the standard finite types
Content created by Fredrik Bakke, Egbert Rijke, Jonathan Prieto-Cubides, Eléonore Mangel and Victor Blanchi.
Created on 2022-02-28.
Last modified on 2024-04-11.
module univalent-combinatorics.equality-standard-finite-types where
Imports
open import elementary-number-theory.inequality-natural-numbers open import elementary-number-theory.natural-numbers open import foundation.action-on-identifications-functions open import foundation.apartness-relations open import foundation.contractible-types open import foundation.coproduct-types open import foundation.decidable-types open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.discrete-types open import foundation.empty-types open import foundation.equivalences open import foundation.functoriality-coproduct-types open import foundation.identity-types open import foundation.logical-equivalences open import foundation.negated-equality open import foundation.negation open import foundation.propositions open import foundation.set-truncations open import foundation.tight-apartness-relations open import foundation.unit-type open import foundation.universe-levels open import foundation-core.decidable-propositions open import univalent-combinatorics.standard-finite-types
Idea
Since the standard finite types are defined recursively by adding a point one at a time, it follows that equality in the standard finite types is decidable, and that they are sets.
Properties
Characterization of the identity types of the standard finite types
Eq-Fin : (k : ℕ) → Fin k → Fin k → UU lzero Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inl y) = Eq-Fin k x y Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inr y) = empty Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inl y) = empty Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inr y) = unit is-prop-Eq-Fin : (k : ℕ) → (x : Fin k) → (y : Fin k) → is-prop (Eq-Fin k x y) is-prop-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inl y) = is-prop-Eq-Fin k x y is-prop-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inl y) = is-prop-empty is-prop-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inr y) = is-prop-empty is-prop-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inr y) = is-prop-unit refl-Eq-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x : Fin k) → Eq-Fin k x x refl-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) = refl-Eq-Fin k x refl-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) = star Eq-Fin-eq : (k : ℕ) {x y : Fin k} → Id x y → Eq-Fin k x y Eq-Fin-eq k refl = refl-Eq-Fin k _ eq-Eq-Fin : (k : ℕ) {x y : Fin k} → Eq-Fin k x y → Id x y eq-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) {inl x} {inl y} e = ap inl (eq-Eq-Fin k e) eq-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) {inr star} {inr star} star = refl extensionality-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x y : Fin k) → (x = y) ≃ (Eq-Fin k x y) pr1 (extensionality-Fin k x y) = Eq-Fin-eq k pr2 (extensionality-Fin k x y) = is-equiv-has-converse-is-prop ( is-set-Fin k x y) ( is-prop-Eq-Fin k x y) ( eq-Eq-Fin k) is-decidable-Eq-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x y : Fin k) → is-decidable (Eq-Fin k x y) is-decidable-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inl y) = is-decidable-Eq-Fin k x y is-decidable-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inl x) (inr y) = is-decidable-empty is-decidable-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inl y) = is-decidable-empty is-decidable-Eq-Fin (succ-ℕ k) (inr x) (inr y) = is-decidable-unit has-decidable-equality-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x y : Fin k) → is-decidable (Id x y) has-decidable-equality-Fin k x y = map-coproduct ( eq-Eq-Fin k) ( map-neg (Eq-Fin-eq k)) ( is-decidable-Eq-Fin k x y) Fin-Discrete-Type : ℕ → Discrete-Type lzero pr1 (Fin-Discrete-Type k) = Fin k pr2 (Fin-Discrete-Type k) = has-decidable-equality-Fin k is-decidable-is-zero-Fin : {k : ℕ} (x : Fin k) → is-decidable (is-zero-Fin k x) is-decidable-is-zero-Fin {succ-ℕ k} x = has-decidable-equality-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x (zero-Fin k) is-decidable-is-neg-one-Fin : {k : ℕ} (x : Fin k) → is-decidable (is-neg-one-Fin k x) is-decidable-is-neg-one-Fin {succ-ℕ k} x = has-decidable-equality-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x (neg-one-Fin k) is-decidable-is-one-Fin : {k : ℕ} (x : Fin k) → is-decidable (is-one-Fin k x) is-decidable-is-one-Fin {succ-ℕ k} x = has-decidable-equality-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x (one-Fin k)
Being zero or being one is a proposition
is-prop-is-zero-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x : Fin (succ-ℕ k)) → is-prop (is-zero-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x) is-prop-is-zero-Fin k x = is-set-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x (zero-Fin k) is-prop-is-one-Fin : (k : ℕ) (x : Fin (succ-ℕ k)) → is-prop (is-one-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x) is-prop-is-one-Fin k x = is-set-Fin (succ-ℕ k) x (one-Fin k) is-prop-is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ : (x : Fin 2) → is-prop ((is-zero-Fin 2 x) + (is-one-Fin 2 x)) is-prop-is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ x = is-prop-coproduct ( λ p q → Eq-Fin-eq 2 (inv p ∙ q)) ( is-prop-is-zero-Fin 1 x) ( is-prop-is-one-Fin 1 x)
Every element in the standard two-element type is either 0
or 1
is-contr-is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ : (x : Fin 2) → is-contr ((is-zero-Fin 2 x) + (is-one-Fin 2 x)) is-contr-is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ x = is-proof-irrelevant-is-prop ( is-prop-is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ x) ( is-zero-or-one-Fin-two-ℕ x)
decidable-Eq-Fin : (n : ℕ) (i j : Fin n) → Decidable-Prop lzero pr1 (decidable-Eq-Fin n i j) = Id i j pr1 (pr2 (decidable-Eq-Fin n i j)) = is-set-Fin n i j pr2 (pr2 (decidable-Eq-Fin n i j)) = has-decidable-equality-Fin n i j
The standard finite types are their own set truncations
equiv-unit-trunc-Fin-Set : (k : ℕ) → Fin k ≃ type-trunc-Set (Fin k) equiv-unit-trunc-Fin-Set k = equiv-unit-trunc-Set (Fin-Set k)
If leq-ℕ 2 n
, then there exists two distinct elements in Fin n
two-distinct-elements-leq-2-Fin : (n : ℕ) → leq-ℕ 2 n → Σ (Fin n) (λ x → Σ (Fin n) (λ y → x ≠ y)) pr1 (two-distinct-elements-leq-2-Fin (succ-ℕ (succ-ℕ n)) ineq) = inr star pr1 (pr2 (two-distinct-elements-leq-2-Fin (succ-ℕ (succ-ℕ n)) ineq)) = inl (inr star) pr2 (pr2 (two-distinct-elements-leq-2-Fin (succ-ℕ (succ-ℕ n)) ineq)) = neq-inr-inl
The standard finite type with a (tight) apartness relation
Fin-Type-With-Apartness : (k : ℕ) → Type-With-Apartness lzero lzero Fin-Type-With-Apartness k = type-with-apartness-Discrete-Type (Fin-Discrete-Type k) Fin-Type-With-Tight-Apartness : (k : ℕ) → Type-With-Tight-Apartness lzero lzero Fin-Type-With-Tight-Apartness k = type-with-tight-apartness-Discrete-Type (Fin-Discrete-Type k)
Recent changes
- 2024-04-11. Fredrik Bakke and Egbert Rijke. Propositional operations (#1008).
- 2024-02-06. Fredrik Bakke. Rename
(co)prod
to(co)product
(#1017). - 2023-10-09. Fredrik Bakke and Egbert Rijke. Negated equality (#822).
- 2023-06-10. Egbert Rijke and Fredrik Bakke. Cleaning up synthetic homotopy theory (#649).
- 2023-05-01. Fredrik Bakke. Refactor 2, the sequel to refactor (#581).