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Try doing some basic maths questions in the Lean Theorem Prover. Functions, real numbers, equivalence relations and groups. Click on README.md and then on "Open in CoCalc with one click".
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import data.set.basic variables (R A : Type) variables (π : set R β set A) (π : set A β set R) open set -- π π π = π for a contravariant Galois connection -- for example the one between R=k[Xβ,Xβ,β¦,Xβ] and A=πΈβΏ -- in the theory of algebraic varieties example (π_antimono : β Jβ Jβ : set R, Jβ β Jβ β π Jβ β π Jβ) (π_antimono : β Wβ Wβ : set A, Wβ β Wβ β π Wβ β π Wβ) (galois : β J : set R, β W : set A, J β π W β W β π J) : β J : set R, π (π (π J)) = π J := begin intro J, apply set.subset.antisymm, { apply π_antimono, rw galois}, { rw βgalois} end