let I be non empty set ; for A being non trivial-yielding Segre-like ManySortedSet of I
for N being non trivial set holds
( A +* ((indx A),N) is Segre-like & not A +* ((indx A),N) is trivial-yielding )
let A be non trivial-yielding Segre-like ManySortedSet of I; for N being non trivial set holds
( A +* ((indx A),N) is Segre-like & not A +* ((indx A),N) is trivial-yielding )
let N be non trivial set ; ( A +* ((indx A),N) is Segre-like & not A +* ((indx A),N) is trivial-yielding )
thus
A +* ((indx A),N) is Segre-like
not A +* ((indx A),N) is trivial-yielding proof
take
indx A
;
PENCIL_1:def 20 for j being Element of I st indx A <> j holds
( not (A +* ((indx A),N)) . j is empty & (A +* ((indx A),N)) . j is trivial )
let i be
Element of
I;
( indx A <> i implies ( not (A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is empty & (A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is trivial ) )
assume A1:
i <> indx A
;
( not (A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is empty & (A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is trivial )
then
(A +* ((indx A),N)) . i = A . i
by FUNCT_7:34;
hence
( not
(A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is
empty &
(A +* ((indx A),N)) . i is
trivial )
by A1, Th12;
verum
end;
thus
not A +* ((indx A),N) is trivial-yielding
verum