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scheme :: BORSUK_6:sch 1
ExFunc3CondD{
F1()
-> non
empty set ,
P1[
set ],
P2[
set ],
P3[
set ],
F2(
set )
-> set ,
F3(
set )
-> set ,
F4(
set )
-> set } :
ex
f being
Function st
(
dom f = F1() & ( for
c being
Element of
F1() holds
( (
P1[
c] implies
f . c = F2(
c) ) & (
P2[
c] implies
f . c = F3(
c) ) & (
P3[
c] implies
f . c = F4(
c) ) ) ) )
provided
A1:
for
c being
Element of
F1() holds
( (
P1[
c] implies not
P2[
c] ) & (
P1[
c] implies not
P3[
c] ) & (
P2[
c] implies not
P3[
c] ) )
and A2:
for
c being
Element of
F1() holds
(
P1[
c] or
P2[
c] or
P3[
c] )
theorem Th1: :: BORSUK_6:1 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
Lm1:
for x, b, c, d being complex number holds (((d - c) / b) * x) + c = ((1 - (x / b)) * c) + ((x / b) * d)
by XCMPLX_1:236;
theorem :: BORSUK_6:2 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem :: BORSUK_6:3 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem :: BORSUK_6:4 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
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theorem Th6: :: BORSUK_6:6 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th7: :: BORSUK_6:7 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th8: :: BORSUK_6:8 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th9: :: BORSUK_6:9 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th10: :: BORSUK_6:10 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:11 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem Th12: :: BORSUK_6:12 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th13: :: BORSUK_6:13 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th14: :: BORSUK_6:14 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th15: :: BORSUK_6:15 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th16: :: BORSUK_6:16 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
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:: deftheorem Def1 defines real-membered BORSUK_6:def 1 :
theorem Th18: :: BORSUK_6:18 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th19: :: BORSUK_6:19 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th20: :: BORSUK_6:20 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th21: :: BORSUK_6:21 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th22: :: BORSUK_6:22 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th23: :: BORSUK_6:23 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th24: :: BORSUK_6:24 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th25: :: BORSUK_6:25 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th26: :: BORSUK_6:26 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th27: :: BORSUK_6:27 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th28: :: BORSUK_6:28 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th29: :: BORSUK_6:29 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th30: :: BORSUK_6:30 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th31: :: BORSUK_6:31 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th32: :: BORSUK_6:32 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
for
A,
B being
Subset of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :] st
A = [:[.0,(1 / 2).],[.0,1.]:] &
B = [:[.(1 / 2),1.],[.0,1.]:] holds
([#] ([:I[01] ,I[01] :] | A)) \/ ([#] ([:I[01] ,I[01] :] | B)) = [#] [:I[01] ,I[01] :]
theorem Th33: :: BORSUK_6:33 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
for
A,
B being
Subset of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :] st
A = [:[.0,(1 / 2).],[.0,1.]:] &
B = [:[.(1 / 2),1.],[.0,1.]:] holds
([#] ([:I[01] ,I[01] :] | A)) /\ ([#] ([:I[01] ,I[01] :] | B)) = [:{(1 / 2)},[.0,1.]:]
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theorem Th35: :: BORSUK_6:35 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:36 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
definition
let a,
b,
c,
d be
real number ;
func L[01] a,
b,
c,
d -> Function of
(Closed-Interval-TSpace a,b),
(Closed-Interval-TSpace c,d) equals :: BORSUK_6:def 2
(L[01] ((#) c,d),(c,d (#) )) * (P[01] a,b,((#) 0,1),(0,1 (#) ));
correctness
coherence
(L[01] ((#) c,d),(c,d (#) )) * (P[01] a,b,((#) 0,1),(0,1 (#) )) is Function of (Closed-Interval-TSpace a,b),(Closed-Interval-TSpace c,d);
;
end;
:: deftheorem defines L[01] BORSUK_6:def 2 :
for
a,
b,
c,
d being
real number holds
L[01] a,
b,
c,
d = (L[01] ((#) c,d),(c,d (#) )) * (P[01] a,b,((#) 0,1),(0,1 (#) ));
theorem Th37: :: BORSUK_6:37 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th38: :: BORSUK_6:38 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th39: :: BORSUK_6:39 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th40: :: BORSUK_6:40 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th41: :: BORSUK_6:41 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:42 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th43: :: BORSUK_6:43 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th44: :: BORSUK_6:44 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th45: :: BORSUK_6:45 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th46: :: BORSUK_6:46 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:47 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem :: BORSUK_6:48 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem :: BORSUK_6:49 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
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theorem :: BORSUK_6:51 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
:: deftheorem BORSUK_6:def 3 :
canceled;
:: deftheorem defines + BORSUK_6:def 4 :
:: deftheorem Def5 defines - BORSUK_6:def 5 :
:: deftheorem Def6 defines RePar BORSUK_6:def 6 :
theorem :: BORSUK_6:52 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
canceled;
theorem Th53: :: BORSUK_6:53 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:54 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
:: deftheorem Def7 defines 1RP BORSUK_6:def 7 :
theorem Th55: :: BORSUK_6:55 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
:: deftheorem Def8 defines 2RP BORSUK_6:def 8 :
theorem Th56: :: BORSUK_6:56 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
:: deftheorem Def9 defines 3RP BORSUK_6:def 9 :
theorem Th57: :: BORSUK_6:57 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th58: :: BORSUK_6:58 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th59: :: BORSUK_6:59 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th60: :: BORSUK_6:60 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
for
T being non
empty TopSpace for
a,
b,
c,
d being
Point of
T for
P being
Path of
a,
b for
Q being
Path of
b,
c for
R being
Path of
c,
d st
a,
b are_connected &
b,
c are_connected &
c,
d are_connected holds
RePar ((P + Q) + R),
3RP = P + (Q + R)
definition
func LowerLeftUnitTriangle -> Subset of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :] means :
Def10:
:: BORSUK_6:def 10
for
x being
set holds
(
x in it iff ex
a,
b being
Point of
I[01] st
(
x = [a,b] &
b <= 1
- (2 * a) ) );
existence
ex b1 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st
for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= 1 - (2 * a) ) )
uniqueness
for b1, b2 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st ( for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= 1 - (2 * a) ) ) ) & ( for x being set holds
( x in b2 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= 1 - (2 * a) ) ) ) holds
b1 = b2
end;
:: deftheorem Def10 defines LowerLeftUnitTriangle BORSUK_6:def 10 :
definition
func UpperUnitTriangle -> Subset of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :] means :
Def11:
:: BORSUK_6:def 11
for
x being
set holds
(
x in it iff ex
a,
b being
Point of
I[01] st
(
x = [a,b] &
b >= 1
- (2 * a) &
b >= (2 * a) - 1 ) );
existence
ex b1 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st
for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b >= 1 - (2 * a) & b >= (2 * a) - 1 ) )
uniqueness
for b1, b2 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st ( for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b >= 1 - (2 * a) & b >= (2 * a) - 1 ) ) ) & ( for x being set holds
( x in b2 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b >= 1 - (2 * a) & b >= (2 * a) - 1 ) ) ) holds
b1 = b2
end;
:: deftheorem Def11 defines UpperUnitTriangle BORSUK_6:def 11 :
definition
func LowerRightUnitTriangle -> Subset of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :] means :
Def12:
:: BORSUK_6:def 12
for
x being
set holds
(
x in it iff ex
a,
b being
Point of
I[01] st
(
x = [a,b] &
b <= (2 * a) - 1 ) );
existence
ex b1 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st
for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= (2 * a) - 1 ) )
uniqueness
for b1, b2 being Subset of [:I[01] ,I[01] :] st ( for x being set holds
( x in b1 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= (2 * a) - 1 ) ) ) & ( for x being set holds
( x in b2 iff ex a, b being Point of I[01] st
( x = [a,b] & b <= (2 * a) - 1 ) ) ) holds
b1 = b2
end;
:: deftheorem Def12 defines LowerRightUnitTriangle BORSUK_6:def 12 :
theorem Th61: :: BORSUK_6:61 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th62: :: BORSUK_6:62 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th63: :: BORSUK_6:63 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th64: :: BORSUK_6:64 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th65: :: BORSUK_6:65 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th66: :: BORSUK_6:66 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th67: :: BORSUK_6:67 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th68: :: BORSUK_6:68 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th69: :: BORSUK_6:69 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th70: :: BORSUK_6:70 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th71: :: BORSUK_6:71 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th72: :: BORSUK_6:72 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th73: :: BORSUK_6:73 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th74: :: BORSUK_6:74 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th75: :: BORSUK_6:75 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th76: :: BORSUK_6:76 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th77: :: BORSUK_6:77 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th78: :: BORSUK_6:78 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th79: :: BORSUK_6:79 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th80: :: BORSUK_6:80 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
Lm2:
for x, y being Point of I[01] holds [x,y] in the carrier of [:I[01] ,I[01] :]
;
theorem Th81: :: BORSUK_6:81 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
for
T being non
empty TopSpace for
a,
b,
c,
d being
Point of
T for
P being
Path of
a,
b for
Q being
Path of
b,
c for
R being
Path of
c,
d st
a,
b are_connected &
b,
c are_connected &
c,
d are_connected holds
(P + Q) + R,
P + (Q + R) are_homotopic
theorem :: BORSUK_6:82 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th83: :: BORSUK_6:83 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
for
T being non
empty TopSpace for
a,
b,
c being
Point of
T for
P1,
P2 being
Path of
a,
b for
Q1,
Q2 being
Path of
b,
c st
a,
b are_connected &
b,
c are_connected &
P1,
P2 are_homotopic &
Q1,
Q2 are_homotopic holds
P1 + Q1,
P2 + Q2 are_homotopic
theorem :: BORSUK_6:84 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th85: :: BORSUK_6:85 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:86 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:87 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th88: :: BORSUK_6:88 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:89 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th90: :: BORSUK_6:90 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:91 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th92: :: BORSUK_6:92 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:93 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem Th94: :: BORSUK_6:94 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:95 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
theorem :: BORSUK_6:96 :: Showing IDV graph ... (Click the Palm Tree again to close it)
definition
let T be non
empty TopSpace;
let a,
b be
Point of
T;
let P,
Q be
Path of
a,
b;
assume A1:
P,
Q are_homotopic
;
mode Homotopy of
P,
Q -> Function of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :],
T means :: BORSUK_6:def 13
(
it is
continuous & ( for
s being
Point of
I[01] holds
(
it . s,0
= P . s &
it . s,1
= Q . s & ( for
t being
Point of
I[01] holds
(
it . 0,
t = a &
it . 1,
t = b ) ) ) ) );
existence
ex b1 being Function of [:I[01] ,I[01] :],T st
( b1 is continuous & ( for s being Point of I[01] holds
( b1 . s,0 = P . s & b1 . s,1 = Q . s & ( for t being Point of I[01] holds
( b1 . 0,t = a & b1 . 1,t = b ) ) ) ) )
by A1, BORSUK_2:def 7;
end;
:: deftheorem defines Homotopy BORSUK_6:def 13 :
for
T being non
empty TopSpace for
a,
b being
Point of
T for
P,
Q being
Path of
a,
b st
P,
Q are_homotopic holds
for
b6 being
Function of
[:I[01] ,I[01] :],
T holds
(
b6 is
Homotopy of
P,
Q iff (
b6 is
continuous & ( for
s being
Point of
I[01] holds
(
b6 . s,0
= P . s &
b6 . s,1
= Q . s & ( for
t being
Point of
I[01] holds
(
b6 . 0,
t = a &
b6 . 1,
t = b ) ) ) ) ) );