let T be TopSpace; :: thesis: for G, G1 being Subset-Family of T
for i being Integer st G is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind G <= i & ind G1 <= i holds
( G \/ G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind (G \/ G1) <= i )

let G, G1 be Subset-Family of T; :: thesis: for i being Integer st G is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind G <= i & ind G1 <= i holds
( G \/ G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind (G \/ G1) <= i )

let i be Integer; :: thesis: ( G is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind G <= i & ind G1 <= i implies ( G \/ G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind (G \/ G1) <= i ) )
assume that
A1: G is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension and
A2: G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension and
A3: ind G <= i and
A4: ind G1 <= i ; :: thesis: ( G \/ G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind (G \/ G1) <= i )
A5: for A being Subset of T st A in G \/ G1 holds
( A is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind A <= i )
proof end;
- 1 <= i by A1, A3, Th11;
hence ( G \/ G1 is with_finite_small_inductive_dimension & ind (G \/ G1) <= i ) by A5, Th11; :: thesis: verum