let g, h be Function of (distribution_family S),(REAL *); ( ( for x being Element of distribution_family S ex s being FinSequence of S st
( s in x & g . x = FDprobSEQ s ) ) & ( for x being Element of distribution_family S ex s being FinSequence of S st
( s in x & h . x = FDprobSEQ s ) ) implies g = h )
assume A4:
for x being Element of distribution_family S ex s being FinSequence of S st
( s in x & g . x = FDprobSEQ s )
; ( ex x being Element of distribution_family S st
for s being FinSequence of S holds
( not s in x or not h . x = FDprobSEQ s ) or g = h )
assume A5:
for x being Element of distribution_family S ex s being FinSequence of S st
( s in x & h . x = FDprobSEQ s )
; g = h
now for x being Element of distribution_family S holds g . x = h . xlet x be
Element of
distribution_family S;
g . x = h . xconsider u being
FinSequence of
S such that A6:
x = Finseq-EQclass u
by Def6;
consider t being
FinSequence of
S such that A7:
t in x
and A8:
h . x = FDprobSEQ t
by A5;
A9:
t,
u -are_prob_equivalent
by A6, A7, Th5;
consider s being
FinSequence of
S such that A10:
s in x
and A11:
g . x = FDprobSEQ s
by A4;
u,
s -are_prob_equivalent
by A6, A10, Th5;
then
t,
s -are_prob_equivalent
by A9, Th4;
hence
g . x = h . x
by A11, A8, Th8;
verum end;
hence
g = h
by FUNCT_2:def 8; verum