let I be non empty set ; for G being Group
for a being finite-support Function of I,G
for W being finite Subset of I st support a c= W holds
ex aW being finite-support Function of W,G st
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
let G be Group; for a being finite-support Function of I,G
for W being finite Subset of I st support a c= W holds
ex aW being finite-support Function of W,G st
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
let a be finite-support Function of I,G; for W being finite Subset of I st support a c= W holds
ex aW being finite-support Function of W,G st
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
let W be finite Subset of I; ( support a c= W implies ex aW being finite-support Function of W,G st
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW ) )
assume A1:
support a c= W
; ex aW being finite-support Function of W,G st
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
A2:
for i being object holds
( i in support a iff i in support (a | W) )
support (a | W) is finite
;
then reconsider aW = a | W as finite-support Function of W,G by Def3;
take
aW
; ( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
aW | (support aW) =
(a | W) | (support a)
by A2, TARSKI:2
.=
a | (support a)
by A1, RELAT_1:74
;
hence
( aW = a | W & support a = support aW & Product a = Product aW )
by A2, TARSKI:2; verum