import Base # Negating a boolean twice gives it back. law not_not: for b: Bool {Bool.not(Bool.not(b)) == b : Bool} def not_not(b): match b: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # Boolean and is commutative. law and_comm: for a: Bool for b: Bool {Bool.and(a, b) == Bool.and(b, a) : Bool} def and_comm(a, b): match a b: case True{} True{}: {==} case True{} False{}: {==} case False{} True{}: {==} case False{} False{}: {==} # Boolean or is commutative. law or_comm: for a: Bool for b: Bool {Bool.or(a, b) == Bool.or(b, a) : Bool} def or_comm(a, b): match a b: case True{} True{}: {==} case True{} False{}: {==} case False{} True{}: {==} case False{} False{}: {==} # Boolean and is associative. law and_assoc: for a: Bool for -b: Bool for -c: Bool {Bool.and(Bool.and(a, b), c) == Bool.and(a, Bool.and(b, c)) : Bool} def and_assoc(a, b, c): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # Boolean or is associative. law or_assoc: for a: Bool for -b: Bool for -c: Bool {Bool.or(Bool.or(a, b), c) == Bool.or(a, Bool.or(b, c)) : Bool} def or_assoc(a, b, c): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # True is a right identity for and: a and true is a. law and_true: for a: Bool {Bool.and(a, True{}) == a : Bool} def and_true(a): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # True is a left identity for and: true and a is a. law true_and: for -a: Bool {Bool.and(True{}, a) == a : Bool} def true_and(a): {==} # False absorbs and on the right: a and false is false. law and_false: for a: Bool {Bool.and(a, False{}) == False{} : Bool} def and_false(a): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # False absorbs and on the left: false and a is false. law false_and: for -a: Bool {Bool.and(False{}, a) == False{} : Bool} def false_and(a): {==} # False is a right identity for or: a or false is a. law or_false: for a: Bool {Bool.or(a, False{}) == a : Bool} def or_false(a): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # False is a left identity for or: false or a is a. law false_or: for -a: Bool {Bool.or(False{}, a) == a : Bool} def false_or(a): {==} # True absorbs or on the right: a or true is true. law or_true: for a: Bool {Bool.or(a, True{}) == True{} : Bool} def or_true(a): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # True absorbs or on the left: true or a is true. law true_or: for -a: Bool {Bool.or(True{}, a) == True{} : Bool} def true_or(a): {==} # De Morgan: not (a and b) is (not a) or (not b). law de_morgan_and: for a: Bool for -b: Bool {Bool.not(Bool.and(a, b)) == Bool.or(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)) : Bool} def de_morgan_and(a, b): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} # De Morgan: not (a or b) is (not a) and (not b). law de_morgan_or: for a: Bool for -b: Bool {Bool.not(Bool.or(a, b)) == Bool.and(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)) : Bool} def de_morgan_or(a, b): match a: case True{}: {==} case False{}: {==} def internal_true_ne_false(e: {True{} == False{} : Bool}) -> Empty: %e : Bool.pick(Type, _, Unit, Empty) Unit{} # True and False are different booleans. law true_ne_false: {True{} != False{} : Bool} def true_ne_false(): e => internal_true_ne_false(e) # --- generated: _sym twins (tools/mathlib/twins.ts), do not edit --- # Negating a boolean twice gives it back, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law not_not_sym: for b: Bool {b == Bool.not(Bool.not(b)) : Bool} def not_not_sym(b): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.not(Bool.not(b)), b, not_not(b)) # Boolean and is commutative, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law and_comm_sym: for a: Bool for b: Bool {Bool.and(b, a) == Bool.and(a, b) : Bool} def and_comm_sym(a, b): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(a, b), Bool.and(b, a), and_comm(a, b)) # Boolean or is commutative, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law or_comm_sym: for a: Bool for b: Bool {Bool.or(b, a) == Bool.or(a, b) : Bool} def or_comm_sym(a, b): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(a, b), Bool.or(b, a), or_comm(a, b)) # Boolean and is associative, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law and_assoc_sym: for a: Bool for -b: Bool for -c: Bool {Bool.and(a, Bool.and(b, c)) == Bool.and(Bool.and(a, b), c) : Bool} def and_assoc_sym(a, b, c): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(Bool.and(a, b), c), Bool.and(a, Bool.and(b, c)), and_assoc(a, b, c)) # Boolean or is associative, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law or_assoc_sym: for a: Bool for -b: Bool for -c: Bool {Bool.or(a, Bool.or(b, c)) == Bool.or(Bool.or(a, b), c) : Bool} def or_assoc_sym(a, b, c): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(Bool.or(a, b), c), Bool.or(a, Bool.or(b, c)), or_assoc(a, b, c)) # True is a right identity for and: a and true is a, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law and_true_sym: for a: Bool {a == Bool.and(a, True{}) : Bool} def and_true_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(a, True{}), a, and_true(a)) # True is a left identity for and: true and a is a, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law true_and_sym: for -a: Bool {a == Bool.and(True{}, a) : Bool} def true_and_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(True{}, a), a, true_and(a)) # False absorbs and on the right: a and false is false, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law and_false_sym: for a: Bool {False{} == Bool.and(a, False{}) : Bool} def and_false_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(a, False{}), False{}, and_false(a)) # False absorbs and on the left: false and a is false, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law false_and_sym: for -a: Bool {False{} == Bool.and(False{}, a) : Bool} def false_and_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.and(False{}, a), False{}, false_and(a)) # False is a right identity for or: a or false is a, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law or_false_sym: for a: Bool {a == Bool.or(a, False{}) : Bool} def or_false_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(a, False{}), a, or_false(a)) # False is a left identity for or: false or a is a, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law false_or_sym: for -a: Bool {a == Bool.or(False{}, a) : Bool} def false_or_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(False{}, a), a, false_or(a)) # True absorbs or on the right: a or true is true, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law or_true_sym: for a: Bool {True{} == Bool.or(a, True{}) : Bool} def or_true_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(a, True{}), True{}, or_true(a)) # True absorbs or on the left: true or a is true, reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law true_or_sym: for -a: Bool {True{} == Bool.or(True{}, a) : Bool} def true_or_sym(a): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.or(True{}, a), True{}, true_or(a)) # De Morgan: not (a and b) is (not a) or (not b), reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law de_morgan_and_sym: for a: Bool for -b: Bool {Bool.or(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)) == Bool.not(Bool.and(a, b)) : Bool} def de_morgan_and_sym(a, b): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.not(Bool.and(a, b)), Bool.or(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)), de_morgan_and(a, b)) # De Morgan: not (a or b) is (not a) and (not b), reversed to rewrite toward the simple side. law de_morgan_or_sym: for a: Bool for -b: Bool {Bool.and(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)) == Bool.not(Bool.or(a, b)) : Bool} def de_morgan_or_sym(a, b): Equal.sym(Bool, Bool.not(Bool.or(a, b)), Bool.and(Bool.not(a), Bool.not(b)), de_morgan_or(a, b))