From: Tobias Nipkow <nipkow@in.tum.de>
Do we have Kleene's fixed-point theorem readily available? I would be content
with a version for sets. I have formalized it myself in the past (eg
HOL/IMP/Denotational.thy) but wonder if it is already part of Main or some
Library theory? And if it shouldn't be part of Main?
Thanks
Tobias
From: 山田晃久 <cl-isabelle-users@lists.cam.ac.uk>
Dear Tobias,
we have this one in AFP: https://www.isa-afp.org/sessions/complete_non_orders/#Kleene_Fixed_Point
It's purely set-based (and uses only antisymmetry at very end). But it comes with set-versions of order properties, sup, omega-chains, generic continuity and completeness. They might be too much to be in Main (though I tried to make them good enough).
Best,
Akihisa
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Subject: [isabelle] Kleene Fixpoints
Do we have Kleene's fixed-point theorem readily available? I would be content
with a version for sets. I have formalized it myself in the past (eg
HOL/IMP/Denotational.thy) but wonder if it is already part of Main or some
Library theory? And if it shouldn't be part of Main?
Thanks
Tobias
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