let r be Real; for i, j, n being Nat st 1 <= i & i < j & j <= n holds
(Rotation (i,j,n,r)) ~ = Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))
let i, j, n be Nat; ( 1 <= i & i < j & j <= n implies (Rotation (i,j,n,r)) ~ = Rotation (i,j,n,(- r)) )
assume A1:
( 1 <= i & i < j & j <= n )
; (Rotation (i,j,n,r)) ~ = Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))
then A2: (Rotation (i,j,n,r)) * (Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))) =
Rotation (i,j,n,(r + (- r)))
by Th17
.=
1. (F_Real,n)
by A1, Th18
;
(Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))) * (Rotation (i,j,n,r)) =
Rotation (i,j,n,((- r) + r))
by A1, Th17
.=
1. (F_Real,n)
by A1, Th18
;
then
Rotation (i,j,n,r) is_reverse_of Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))
by A2, MATRIX_6:def 2;
hence
(Rotation (i,j,n,r)) ~ = Rotation (i,j,n,(- r))
by MATRIX_6:def 4; verum