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pocket_prover-set

A base logical system for PocketProver to reason about set properties

6 releases (breaking)

Uses old Rust 2015

0.5.0 Oct 7, 2022
0.4.0 Aug 19, 2020
0.3.0 Aug 6, 2019
0.2.1 Feb 25, 2018
0.1.0 Feb 23, 2018

#2620 in Algorithms

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pocket_prover-set

A base logical system for PocketProver to reason about set properties

extern crate pocket_prover;
extern crate pocket_prover_set;

use pocket_prover::*;
use pocket_prover_set::*;

fn main() {
    println!("Result {}", Set::imply(
        |s| s.fin_many,
        |s| not(s.inf_many)
    ));
}

There are 4 bits of information, used to derive all other properties:

  • any - All types, including those not defined
  • uniq - A unique value
  • fin_many - Many but finite number of values
  • inf_many - Many but infinite number of values

A set is empty (.none()) when all bits are set to 0.

A set is non-empty (.some()) when at least bit is set to 1.

A set is undefined when it is any but neither unique, finite or infinite.

Here is an example of a proof of 8 sets:

extern crate pocket_prover;
extern crate pocket_prover_set;

use pocket_prover::*;
use pocket_prover_set::*;

fn main() {
    println!("Result {}", <(Set, Set, Set, Set, Set, Set, Set, Set)>::imply(
        |sets| and(sets.uniqs(|xs| xorn(xs)), sets.0.uniq),
        |sets| not(sets.7.uniq)
    ));
}

Dependencies

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