let n be Element of NAT ; :: thesis: ( S1[n] implies S1[n + 1] )
assume A1:
S1[n]
; :: thesis: S1[n + 1]
let R be finite Subset of REAL ; :: thesis: ( R <> {} & card R = n + 1 implies ( R is bounded_above & upper_bound R in R & R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R ) )
assume A2:
( R <> {} & card R = n + 1 )
; :: thesis: ( R is bounded_above & upper_bound R in R & R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R )
now per cases
( n = 0 or n <> 0 )
;
suppose A5:
n <> 0
;
:: thesis: ( R is bounded_above & upper_bound R in R & R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R )consider x being
Element of
R;
reconsider x =
x as
Real by A2, TARSKI:def 3;
reconsider X =
R \ {x} as
finite Subset of
REAL ;
{x} c= R
by A2, ZFMISC_1:37;
then
card (R \ {x}) = (card R) - (card {x})
by CARD_2:63;
then card X =
(n + 1) - 1
by A2, CARD_1:50
.=
n
;
then A6:
(
X is
bounded_above &
upper_bound X in X &
X is
bounded_below &
lower_bound X in X )
by A1, A5, CARD_1:47;
set u =
upper_bound X;
set m =
max x,
(upper_bound X);
set l =
lower_bound X;
set mi =
min x,
(lower_bound X);
A7:
(
x <= max x,
(upper_bound X) &
upper_bound X <= max x,
(upper_bound X) &
min x,
(lower_bound X) <= x &
min x,
(lower_bound X) <= lower_bound X )
by XXREAL_0:17, XXREAL_0:25;
thus
R is
bounded_above
;
:: thesis: ( upper_bound R in R & R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R )hence
upper_bound R in R
by A8, A11, SEQ_4:def 4;
:: thesis: ( R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R )thus
R is
bounded_below
;
:: thesis: lower_bound R in Rhence
lower_bound R in R
by A13, A16, SEQ_4:def 5;
:: thesis: verum end; end; end;
hence
( R is bounded_above & upper_bound R in R & R is bounded_below & lower_bound R in R )
; :: thesis: verum