let i be Integer; cos | [.((2 * PI) * i),(PI + ((2 * PI) * i)).] is decreasing
defpred S1[ Integer] means cos | [.H1($1),(PI + H1($1)).] is decreasing ;
A1:
for i being Integer st S1[i] holds
( S1[i - 1] & S1[i + 1] )
proof
let i be
Integer;
( S1[i] implies ( S1[i - 1] & S1[i + 1] ) )
assume A2:
S1[
i]
;
( S1[i - 1] & S1[i + 1] )
set Z =
[.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).];
thus
S1[
i - 1]
S1[i + 1]proof
set Y =
[.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).];
A3:
[.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] = [.(0 + H1(i - 1)),(PI + H1(i - 1)).]
;
now for r1, r2 being Real st r1 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r2 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r1 < r2 holds
cos . r1 > cos . r2let r1,
r2 be
Real;
( r1 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r2 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r1 < r2 implies cos . r1 > cos . r2 )assume
(
r1 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) &
r2 in [.H1(i - 1),(PI + H1(i - 1)).] /\ (dom cos) )
;
( r1 < r2 implies cos . r1 > cos . r2 )then A4:
(
r1 + (2 * PI) in [.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) &
r2 + (2 * PI) in [.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) )
by A3, Lm12, SIN_COS:24;
assume
r1 < r2
;
cos . r1 > cos . r2then
r1 + (2 * PI) < r2 + (2 * PI)
by XREAL_1:6;
then
cos . (r1 + (2 * PI)) > cos . (r2 + ((2 * PI) * 1))
by A2, A4, RFUNCT_2:21;
then
cos . (r1 + ((2 * PI) * 1)) > cos . r2
by Th10;
hence
cos . r1 > cos . r2
by Th10;
verum end;
hence
S1[
i - 1]
by RFUNCT_2:21;
verum
end;
set Y =
[.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).];
A5:
(
[.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] = [.(0 + H1(i + 1)),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] &
[.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).] = [.H1((i + 1) - 1),(PI + H1((i + 1) - 1)).] )
;
now for r1, r2 being Real st r1 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r2 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r1 < r2 holds
cos . r1 > cos . r2let r1,
r2 be
Real;
( r1 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r2 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) & r1 < r2 implies cos . r1 > cos . r2 )assume
(
r1 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) &
r2 in [.H1(i + 1),(PI + H1(i + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) )
;
( r1 < r2 implies cos . r1 > cos . r2 )then A6:
(
r1 - (2 * PI) in [.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) &
r2 - (2 * PI) in [.(0 + H1((i - 1) + 1)),(PI + H1((i - 1) + 1)).] /\ (dom cos) )
by A5, Lm14, SIN_COS:24;
assume
r1 < r2
;
cos . r1 > cos . r2then
r1 - (2 * PI) < r2 - (2 * PI)
by XREAL_1:9;
then
cos . (r1 - (2 * PI)) > cos . (r2 + ((2 * PI) * (- 1)))
by A2, A6, RFUNCT_2:21;
then
cos . (r1 + ((2 * PI) * (- 1))) > cos . r2
by Th10;
hence
cos . r1 > cos . r2
by Th10;
verum end;
hence
S1[
i + 1]
by RFUNCT_2:21;
verum
end;
A7:
S1[ 0 ]
by COMPTRIG:25;
for i being Integer holds S1[i]
from INT_1:sch 4(A7, A1);
hence
cos | [.((2 * PI) * i),(PI + ((2 * PI) * i)).] is decreasing
; verum