Journal of Formalized Mathematics
Volume 15, 2003
University of Bialystok
Copyright (c) 2003
Association of Mizar Users
The abstract of the Mizar article:
-
- by
- Lilla Krystyna Baginska,
and
- Adam Grabowski
- Received June 12, 2003
- MML identifier: KURATO_1
- [
Mizar article,
MML identifier index
]
environ
vocabulary BOOLE, KURATO_1, FINSET_1, TOPS_1, PRE_TOPC, CARD_1, SUBSET_1,
RCOMP_1, PROB_1, INCPROJ, SETFAM_1, AMI_1, TOPMETR, RAT_1, BORSUK_5;
notation XBOOLE_0, TARSKI, SUBSET_1, STRUCT_0, NUMBERS, XREAL_0, PRE_TOPC,
TOPS_1, ENUMSET1, CARD_1, FINSET_1, RCOMP_1, INCPROJ, NAT_1, SEQ_4,
RCOMP_2, PCOMPS_1, TOPMETR, AMI_1, BORSUK_5;
constructors TOPS_1, NAT_1, INCPROJ, RCOMP_2, PSCOMP_1, INTEGRA1, COMPTS_1,
LIMFUNC1, TOPGRP_1, TREAL_1, DOMAIN_1, RAT_1, PROB_1, AMI_1, BORSUK_5,
MEMBERED;
clusters FINSET_1, TOPS_1, TOPREAL6, AMI_1, XBOOLE_0, BORSUK_5, MEMBERED,
ZFMISC_1;
requirements SUBSET, BOOLE, NUMERALS, REAL, ARITHM;
begin :: Fourteen Kuratowski Sets
reserve T for non empty TopSpace;
reserve A for Subset of T;
theorem :: KURATO_1:1
Cl (Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`)` = Cl (Cl A)`;
definition let T, A;
func Kurat14Part A equals
:: KURATO_1:def 1
{ A, Cl A, (Cl A)`, Cl (Cl A)`, (Cl (Cl A)`)`,
Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`, (Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`)` };
end;
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat14Part A -> finite;
end;
definition let T, A;
func Kurat14Set A -> Subset-Family of T equals
:: KURATO_1:def 2
{ A, Cl A, (Cl A)`, Cl (Cl A)`, (Cl (Cl A)`)`,
Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`, (Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`)` } \/
{ A`, Cl A`, (Cl A`)`, Cl (Cl A`)`, (Cl (Cl A`)`)`,
Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)`, (Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)`)` };
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:2
Kurat14Set A = Kurat14Part A \/ Kurat14Part A`;
theorem :: KURATO_1:3
A in Kurat14Set A & Cl A in Kurat14Set A & (Cl A)` in Kurat14Set A &
Cl (Cl A)` in Kurat14Set A & (Cl (Cl A)`)` in Kurat14Set A &
Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)` in Kurat14Set A & (Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`)` in Kurat14Set A;
theorem :: KURATO_1:4
A` in Kurat14Set A & Cl A` in Kurat14Set A &
(Cl A`)` in Kurat14Set A & Cl (Cl A`)` in Kurat14Set A &
(Cl (Cl A`)`)` in Kurat14Set A & Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)` in Kurat14Set A &
(Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)`)` in Kurat14Set A;
definition let T, A;
func Kurat14ClPart A -> Subset-Family of T equals
:: KURATO_1:def 3
{ Cl A, Cl (Cl A)`, Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`,
Cl A`, Cl (Cl A`)`, Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)` };
func Kurat14OpPart A -> Subset-Family of T equals
:: KURATO_1:def 4
{ (Cl A)`, (Cl (Cl A)`)`, (Cl (Cl (Cl A)`)`)`,
(Cl A`)`, (Cl (Cl A`)`)`, (Cl (Cl (Cl A`)`)`)` };
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:5
Kurat14Set A = { A, A` } \/ Kurat14ClPart A \/ Kurat14OpPart A;
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat14Set A -> finite;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:6
for Q being Subset of T holds
Q in Kurat14Set A implies Q` in Kurat14Set A & Cl Q in Kurat14Set A;
theorem :: KURATO_1:7
card Kurat14Set A <= 14;
begin :: Seven Kuratowski Sets
definition let T, A;
func Kurat7Set A -> Subset-Family of T equals
:: KURATO_1:def 5
{ A, Int A, Cl A, Int Cl A, Cl Int A, Cl Int Cl A, Int Cl Int A };
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:8
A in Kurat7Set A & Int A in Kurat7Set A &
Cl A in Kurat7Set A & Int Cl A in Kurat7Set A & Cl Int A in Kurat7Set A &
Cl Int Cl A in Kurat7Set A & Int Cl Int A in Kurat7Set A;
theorem :: KURATO_1:9
Kurat7Set A = { A } \/ { Int A, Int Cl A, Int Cl Int A } \/
{ Cl A, Cl Int A, Cl Int Cl A };
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat7Set A -> finite;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:10
for Q being Subset of T holds
Q in Kurat7Set A implies Int Q in Kurat7Set A & Cl Q in Kurat7Set A;
theorem :: KURATO_1:11
card Kurat7Set A <= 7;
begin :: The Set Generating Exactly Fourteen Kuratowski Sets
definition
func KurExSet -> Subset of R^1 equals
:: KURATO_1:def 6
{1} \/ RAT (2,3) \/ ]. 3, 4 .[ \/ ]. 4,+infty.[;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:12
Cl KurExSet = {1} \/ [. 2,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:13
(Cl KurExSet)` = ].-infty, 1 .[ \/ ]. 1, 2 .[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:14
Cl (Cl KurExSet)` = ].-infty, 2 .];
theorem :: KURATO_1:15
(Cl (Cl KurExSet)`)` = ]. 2,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:16
Cl (Cl (Cl KurExSet)`)` = [. 2,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:17
(Cl (Cl (Cl KurExSet)`)`)` = ].-infty, 2 .[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:18
KurExSet` = ].-infty, 1 .[ \/ ]. 1, 2 .] \/ IRRAT(2,3) \/ {3} \/ {4};
theorem :: KURATO_1:19
Cl KurExSet` = ].-infty, 3 .] \/ {4};
theorem :: KURATO_1:20
(Cl KurExSet`)` = ]. 3, 4 .[ \/ ]. 4,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:21
Cl (Cl KurExSet`)` = [. 3,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:22
(Cl (Cl KurExSet`)`)` = ].-infty, 3 .[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:23
Cl (Cl (Cl KurExSet`)`)` = ].-infty, 3 .];
theorem :: KURATO_1:24
(Cl (Cl (Cl KurExSet`)`)`)` = ]. 3,+infty.[;
begin :: The Set Generating Exactly Seven Kuratowski Sets
theorem :: KURATO_1:25
Int KurExSet = ]. 3, 4 .[ \/ ]. 4,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:26
Cl Int KurExSet = [. 3,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:27
Int Cl Int KurExSet = ]. 3,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:28
Int Cl KurExSet = ]. 2,+infty.[;
theorem :: KURATO_1:29
Cl Int Cl KurExSet = [. 2,+infty.[;
begin :: The Difference Between Chosen Kuratowski Sets
theorem :: KURATO_1:30
Cl Int Cl KurExSet <> Int Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:31
Cl Int Cl KurExSet <> Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:32
Cl Int Cl KurExSet <> Int Cl Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:33
Cl Int Cl KurExSet <> Cl Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:34
Cl Int Cl KurExSet <> Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:35
Int Cl KurExSet <> Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:36
Int Cl KurExSet <> Int Cl Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:37
Int Cl KurExSet <> Cl Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:38
Int Cl KurExSet <> Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:39
Int Cl Int KurExSet <> Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:40
Cl Int KurExSet <> Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:41
Int KurExSet <> Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:42
Cl KurExSet <> KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:43
KurExSet <> Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:44
Cl Int KurExSet <> Int Cl Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:45
Int Cl Int KurExSet <> Int KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:46
Cl Int KurExSet <> Int KurExSet;
begin :: Final Proofs For Seven
theorem :: KURATO_1:47
Int Cl Int KurExSet <> Int Cl KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:48
Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet are_mutually_different;
theorem :: KURATO_1:49
Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet are_mutually_different;
theorem :: KURATO_1:50
for X being set st X in
{ Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet } holds
X is open non empty Subset of R^1;
theorem :: KURATO_1:51
for X being set st X in
{ Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet } holds
X is closed Subset of R^1;
theorem :: KURATO_1:52
for X being set st X in
{ Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet } holds
X <> REAL;
theorem :: KURATO_1:53
for X being set st X in
{ Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet } holds
X <> REAL;
theorem :: KURATO_1:54
{ Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet } misses
{ Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet };
theorem :: KURATO_1:55
Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet,
Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet
are_mutually_different;
definition
cluster KurExSet -> non closed non open;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:56
{ Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet,
Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet } misses { KurExSet };
theorem :: KURATO_1:57
KurExSet, Int KurExSet, Int Cl KurExSet, Int Cl Int KurExSet,
Cl KurExSet, Cl Int KurExSet, Cl Int Cl KurExSet are_mutually_different;
theorem :: KURATO_1:58
card Kurat7Set KurExSet = 7;
begin :: Final Proofs For Fourteen
definition
cluster Kurat14ClPart KurExSet -> with_proper_subsets;
cluster Kurat14OpPart KurExSet -> with_proper_subsets;
end;
definition
cluster Kurat14Set KurExSet -> with_proper_subsets;
end;
definition
cluster Kurat14Set KurExSet -> with_non-empty_elements;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:59
for A being with_non-empty_elements set,
B being set st B c= A holds
B is with_non-empty_elements;
definition
cluster Kurat14ClPart KurExSet -> with_non-empty_elements;
cluster Kurat14OpPart KurExSet -> with_non-empty_elements;
end;
definition
cluster with_proper_subsets with_non-empty_elements Subset-Family of R^1;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:60
for F, G being with_proper_subsets with_non-empty_elements
Subset-Family of R^1 st
F is open & G is closed holds F misses G;
definition
cluster Kurat14ClPart KurExSet -> closed;
cluster Kurat14OpPart KurExSet -> open;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:61
Kurat14ClPart KurExSet misses Kurat14OpPart KurExSet;
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat14ClPart A -> finite;
cluster Kurat14OpPart A -> finite;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:62
card (Kurat14ClPart KurExSet) = 6;
theorem :: KURATO_1:63
card (Kurat14OpPart KurExSet) = 6;
theorem :: KURATO_1:64
{ KurExSet, KurExSet` } misses Kurat14ClPart KurExSet;
definition
cluster KurExSet -> non empty;
end;
theorem :: KURATO_1:65
KurExSet <> KurExSet`;
theorem :: KURATO_1:66
{ KurExSet, KurExSet` } misses Kurat14OpPart KurExSet;
theorem :: KURATO_1:67
card Kurat14Set KurExSet = 14;
begin :: Properties of Kuratowski Sets
definition let T be TopStruct, A be Subset-Family of T;
attr A is Cl-closed means
:: KURATO_1:def 7
for P being Subset of T st
P in A holds Cl P in A;
attr A is Int-closed means
:: KURATO_1:def 8
for P being Subset of T st
P in A holds Int P in A;
end;
definition let T be 1-sorted, A be Subset-Family of T;
attr A is compl-closed means
:: KURATO_1:def 9
for P being Subset of T st
P in A holds P` in A;
end;
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat14Set A -> non empty;
cluster Kurat14Set A -> Cl-closed;
cluster Kurat14Set A -> compl-closed;
end;
definition let T, A;
cluster Kurat7Set A -> non empty;
cluster Kurat7Set A -> Int-closed;
cluster Kurat7Set A -> Cl-closed;
end;
definition let T;
cluster Int-closed Cl-closed non empty Subset-Family of T;
cluster compl-closed Cl-closed non empty Subset-Family of T;
end;
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