Zulip Chat Archive
Stream: new members
Topic: Supremum mapping?
Tristan Figueroa-Reid (Nov 30 2024 at 02:57):
I'm trying to work on the theory of dominated pre-games, and got stuck here:
def undominateLeft: PGame → PGame
| mk L R l r => ⟨ ??, R, l, r ⟩
Essentially, it's supposed to make a game no longer dominated. This is the definition of a game being left dominated (as I presume that right domination and bi-domination follows)
/-- A game is left-dominatable if distinct elements in its left moves are comparable. -/
def LeftDomaintable (x : PGame) : Prop :=
∃ (l₁ : LeftMoves x), ∃ (l₂ : LeftMoves x), x.moveLeft l₁ ≡ x.moveLeft l₂ ∨
x.moveLeft l₁ ≤ x.moveLeft l₂
...
theorem undominateLeftNonDominatable (x : PGame) : ¬ (LeftDomaintable (undominateLeft x)) := by sorry
I would like to do something like "restrict L
to only be the type of variables that are in the supremum set of l m
for every m: L
," but I have little clue where to start.
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