(* Title: HOL/Library/Function_Division.thy Author: Florian Haftmann, TUM
*)
section‹Pointwise instantiation of functions to division›
theory Function_Division imports Function_Algebras begin
subsection‹Syntactic with division›
instantiation"fun" :: (type, inverse) inverse begin
definition"inverse f = inverse \ f"
definition"f div g = (\x. f x / g x)"
instance ..
end
lemma inverse_fun_apply [simp]: "inverse f x = inverse (f x)" by (simp add: inverse_fun_def)
lemma divide_fun_apply [simp]: "(f / g) x = f x / g x" by (simp add: divide_fun_def)
text‹
Unfortunately, we cannot lift this operations to algebraic type classesfor division: being different from the constant
zero function🍋‹f ≠ 0›is too weak as precondition.
So we must introduce our own set of lemmas. ›
abbreviation zero_free :: "('b \ 'a::field) \ bool"where "zero_free f \ \ (\x. f x = 0)"
lemma fun_left_inverse: fixes f :: "'b \ 'a::field" shows"zero_free f \ inverse f * f = 1" by (simp add: fun_eq_iff)
lemma fun_right_inverse: fixes f :: "'b \ 'a::field" shows"zero_free f \ f * inverse f = 1" by (simp add: fun_eq_iff)
lemma fun_divide_inverse: fixes f g :: "'b \ 'a::field" shows"f / g = f * inverse g" by (simp add: fun_eq_iff divide_inverse)
text‹Feel free to extend this.›
text‹
Another possibility would be a reformulation of the division type classesto user a 🍋‹zero_free› predicate rather than
a direct 🍋‹a ≠ 0› condition. ›
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