let AFP be AffinPlane; :: thesis: for a, b being Element of AFP
for K being Subset of AFP
for f being Permutation of the carrier of AFP st a,b // K & not a in K & AFP is Moufangian & ( for x, y being Element of AFP holds
( f . x = y iff ( ( x in K & x = y ) or ( not x in K & ex p, p' being Element of AFP st
( p in K & p' in K & p,a // p',x & p,b // p',y & x,y // K ) ) ) ) ) holds
f is collineation
let a, b be Element of AFP; :: thesis: for K being Subset of AFP
for f being Permutation of the carrier of AFP st a,b // K & not a in K & AFP is Moufangian & ( for x, y being Element of AFP holds
( f . x = y iff ( ( x in K & x = y ) or ( not x in K & ex p, p' being Element of AFP st
( p in K & p' in K & p,a // p',x & p,b // p',y & x,y // K ) ) ) ) ) holds
f is collineation
let K be Subset of AFP; :: thesis: for f being Permutation of the carrier of AFP st a,b // K & not a in K & AFP is Moufangian & ( for x, y being Element of AFP holds
( f . x = y iff ( ( x in K & x = y ) or ( not x in K & ex p, p' being Element of AFP st
( p in K & p' in K & p,a // p',x & p,b // p',y & x,y // K ) ) ) ) ) holds
f is collineation
let f be Permutation of the carrier of AFP; :: thesis: ( a,b // K & not a in K & AFP is Moufangian & ( for x, y being Element of AFP holds
( f . x = y iff ( ( x in K & x = y ) or ( not x in K & ex p, p' being Element of AFP st
( p in K & p' in K & p,a // p',x & p,b // p',y & x,y // K ) ) ) ) ) implies f is collineation )
assume that
A1:
( a,b // K & not a in K )
and
AFP is Moufangian
and
A2:
for x, y being Element of AFP holds
( f . x = y iff ( ( x in K & x = y ) or ( not x in K & ex p, p' being Element of AFP st
( p in K & p' in K & p,a // p',x & p,b // p',y & x,y // K ) ) ) )
; :: thesis: f is collineation
A3:
( b,a // K & not b in K )
by A1, AFF_1:48, AFF_1:49;
A4:
K is being_line
by A1, AFF_1:40;
for A being Subset of AFP st A is being_line holds
f .: A is being_line
proof
let A be
Subset of
AFP;
:: thesis: ( A is being_line implies f .: A is being_line )
assume A5:
A is
being_line
;
:: thesis: f .: A is being_line
set B' =
f .: A;
A10:
now assume A11:
(
A // K &
A <> K )
;
:: thesis: f .: A is being_line A12:
f .: A c= A
proof
now let y be
Element of
AFP;
:: thesis: ( y in f .: A implies y in A )assume
y in f .: A
;
:: thesis: y in Athen consider x being
Element of
AFP such that A13:
(
x in A &
y = f . x )
by TRANSGEO:111;
not
x in K
by A11, A13, AFF_1:59;
then
ex
p,
p' being
Element of
AFP st
(
p in K &
p' in K &
p,
a // p',
x &
p,
b // p',
y &
x,
y // K )
by A2, A13;
then
x,
y // A
by A11, AFF_1:57;
hence
y in A
by A5, A13, AFF_1:37;
:: thesis: verum end;
hence
f .: A c= A
by SUBSET_1:7;
:: thesis: verum
end;
A c= f .: A
proof
now let x be
Element of
AFP;
:: thesis: ( x in A implies x in f .: A )assume A14:
x in A
;
:: thesis: x in f .: Aconsider y being
Element of
AFP such that A15:
f . y = x
by TRANSGEO:2;
( (
y in K &
y = x ) or ( not
y in K & ex
p,
p' being
Element of
AFP st
(
p in K &
p' in K &
p,
a // p',
y &
p,
b // p',
x &
y,
x // K ) ) )
by A2, A15;
then
x,
y // K
by A11, A14, AFF_1:48, AFF_1:59;
then
x,
y // A
by A11, AFF_1:57;
then
y in A
by A5, A14, AFF_1:37;
hence
x in f .: A
by A15, TRANSGEO:111;
:: thesis: verum end;
hence
A c= f .: A
by SUBSET_1:7;
:: thesis: verum
end; hence
f .: A is
being_line
by A5, A12, XBOOLE_0:def 10;
:: thesis: verum end;
now assume A16:
( not
A // K &
A <> K )
;
:: thesis: f .: A is being_line then consider p being
Element of
AFP such that A17:
(
p in A &
p in K )
by A4, A5, AFF_1:72;
consider M being
Subset of
AFP such that A18:
(
a in M &
K // M )
by A4, AFF_1:63;
A19:
M is
being_line
by A18, AFF_1:50;
A20:
b in M
consider A' being
Subset of
AFP such that A21:
(
a in A' &
A // A' )
by A5, AFF_1:63;
A22:
A' is
being_line
by A21, AFF_1:50;
not
A' // K
by A16, A21, AFF_1:58;
then consider q being
Element of
AFP such that A23:
(
q in A' &
q in K )
by A4, A22, AFF_1:72;
set C' =
Line q,
b;
q <> b
by A1, A18, A20, A23, AFF_1:59;
then A24:
(
Line q,
b is
being_line &
q in Line q,
b &
b in Line q,
b )
by AFF_1:26, AFF_1:def 3;
then consider C being
Subset of
AFP such that A25:
(
p in C &
Line q,
b // C )
by AFF_1:63;
A26:
C is
being_line
by A25, AFF_1:50;
A27:
C c= f .: A
proof
now let y be
Element of
AFP;
:: thesis: ( y in C implies y in f .: A )assume A28:
y in C
;
:: thesis: y in f .: Anow assume A31:
y <> p
;
:: thesis: y in f .: Aconsider N being
Subset of
AFP such that A32:
(
y in N &
K // N )
by A4, AFF_1:63;
A33:
(
N is
being_line &
N // K )
by A32, AFF_1:50;
not
N // A
by A16, A32, AFF_1:58;
then consider x being
Element of
AFP such that A34:
(
x in N &
x in A )
by A5, A33, AFF_1:72;
A35:
not
x in K
proof
assume
x in K
;
:: thesis: contradiction
then
y in K
by A32, A34, AFF_1:59;
then
Line q,
b // K
by A4, A17, A25, A26, A28, A31, AFF_1:30;
hence
contradiction
by A3, A23, A24, AFF_1:59;
:: thesis: verum
end;
(
q,
a // p,
x &
q,
b // p,
y &
x,
y // K )
by A17, A21, A23, A24, A25, A28, A32, A34, AFF_1:53, AFF_1:54;
then
y = f . x
by A2, A17, A23, A35;
hence
y in f .: A
by A34, TRANSGEO:111;
:: thesis: verum end; hence
y in f .: A
by A29;
:: thesis: verum end;
hence
C c= f .: A
by SUBSET_1:7;
:: thesis: verum
end;
f .: A c= C
proof
now let y be
Element of
AFP;
:: thesis: ( y in f .: A implies y in C )assume
y in f .: A
;
:: thesis: y in Cthen consider x being
Element of
AFP such that A36:
(
x in A &
y = f . x )
by TRANSGEO:111;
now assume A37:
x <> p
;
:: thesis: y in Cconsider N being
Subset of
AFP such that A38:
(
x in N &
K // N )
by A4, AFF_1:63;
A39:
(
N is
being_line &
N // K )
by A38, AFF_1:50;
A40:
not
x in K
by A4, A5, A16, A17, A36, A37, AFF_1:30;
not
C // N
then consider z being
Element of
AFP such that A41:
(
z in C &
z in N )
by A26, A39, AFF_1:72;
(
q,
a // p,
x &
q,
b // p,
z &
x,
z // K )
by A17, A21, A23, A24, A25, A36, A38, A41, AFF_1:53, AFF_1:54;
hence
y in C
by A2, A17, A23, A36, A40, A41;
:: thesis: verum end; hence
y in C
by A2, A17, A25, A36;
:: thesis: verum end;
hence
f .: A c= C
by SUBSET_1:7;
:: thesis: verum
end; hence
f .: A is
being_line
by A26, A27, XBOOLE_0:def 10;
:: thesis: verum end;
hence
f .: A is
being_line
by A6, A10;
:: thesis: verum
end;
hence
f is collineation
by TRANSGEO:116; :: thesis: verum