Lm1:
for n, m being Nat st n < m holds
ex k being Nat st m = (n + 1) + k
Lm2:
for seq being Real_Sequence holds
( ( ( for n being Nat holds seq . n < seq . (n + 1) ) implies for n, k being Nat holds seq . n < seq . ((n + 1) + k) ) & ( ( for n, k being Nat holds seq . n < seq . ((n + 1) + k) ) implies for n, m being Nat st n < m holds
seq . n < seq . m ) & ( ( for n, m being Nat st n < m holds
seq . n < seq . m ) implies for n being Nat holds seq . n < seq . (n + 1) ) )
Lm3:
for seq being Real_Sequence holds
( ( ( for n being Nat holds seq . (n + 1) < seq . n ) implies for n, k being Nat holds seq . ((n + 1) + k) < seq . n ) & ( ( for n, k being Nat holds seq . ((n + 1) + k) < seq . n ) implies for n, m being Nat st n < m holds
seq . m < seq . n ) & ( ( for n, m being Nat st n < m holds
seq . m < seq . n ) implies for n being Nat holds seq . (n + 1) < seq . n ) )
Lm4:
for seq being Real_Sequence holds
( ( ( for n being Nat holds seq . n <= seq . (n + 1) ) implies for n, k being Nat holds seq . n <= seq . (n + k) ) & ( ( for n, k being Nat holds seq . n <= seq . (n + k) ) implies for n, m being Nat st n <= m holds
seq . n <= seq . m ) & ( ( for n, m being Nat st n <= m holds
seq . n <= seq . m ) implies for n being Nat holds seq . n <= seq . (n + 1) ) )
Lm5:
for seq being Real_Sequence holds
( ( ( for n being Nat holds seq . (n + 1) <= seq . n ) implies for n, k being Nat holds seq . (n + k) <= seq . n ) & ( ( for n, k being Nat holds seq . (n + k) <= seq . n ) implies for n, m being Nat st n <= m holds
seq . m <= seq . n ) & ( ( for n, m being Nat st n <= m holds
seq . m <= seq . n ) implies for n being Nat holds seq . (n + 1) <= seq . n ) )
Lm6:
( id NAT is increasing & id NAT is natural-valued )
;
Lm7:
for f being sequence of NAT holds
( f is increasing iff for n being Nat holds f . n < f . (n + 1) )
;
theorem Th40:
for
r,
s being
Real holds
(
|.(r - s).| = 1 iff ( (
r > s &
r = s + 1 ) or (
r < s &
s = r + 1 ) ) )
theorem
for
n being
Nat holds
(
n > 1 iff ex
m being
Nat st
(
n = m + 1 &
m > 0 ) )
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