set qa = QuotientOrder A;
set car = the carrier of (QuotientOrder A);
set int = the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A);
for X, Y being object st X in the carrier of (QuotientOrder A) & Y in the carrier of (QuotientOrder A) & X <> Y & not [X,Y] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A) holds
[Y,X] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A)
proof
let X,
Y be
object ;
( X in the carrier of (QuotientOrder A) & Y in the carrier of (QuotientOrder A) & X <> Y & not [X,Y] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A) implies [Y,X] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A) )
assume that A1:
(
X in the
carrier of
(QuotientOrder A) &
Y in the
carrier of
(QuotientOrder A) )
and
X <> Y
;
( [X,Y] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A) or [Y,X] in the InternalRel of (QuotientOrder A) )
reconsider X =
X,
Y =
Y as
Element of
Class (EqRelOf A) by A1, Def7;
A2:
(
X in Class (EqRelOf A) &
Y in Class (EqRelOf A) )
by A1, Def7;
consider x being
object such that A3:
x in the
carrier of
A
and A4:
X = Class (
(EqRelOf A),
x)
by A2, EQREL_1:def 3;
consider y being
object such that A5:
y in the
carrier of
A
and A6:
Y = Class (
(EqRelOf A),
y)
by A2, EQREL_1:def 3;
reconsider x =
x,
y =
y as
Element of
A by A3, A5;
not
A is
empty
by A3;
end;
hence
QuotientOrder A is connected
by RELAT_2:def 6; QuotientOrder A is strongly_connected
hence
QuotientOrder A is strongly_connected
; verum