------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Experiments related to equality
--
-- Nils Anders Danielsson
------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# OPTIONS --without-K #-}
module README where
-- Definitions of some basic types and some related functions.
import Prelude
-- Logical equivalences.
import Logical-equivalence
-- Two logically equivalent axiomatisations of equality. Many of the
-- modules below are parametrised by a definition of equality that
-- satisfies these axioms. The reason for this parametrisation is that
-- I might later want to use a definition of equality where the
-- application elim P r (refl x) does not compute to r x, unlike the
-- equality in Equality.Propositional. (Equality.Tactic also contains
-- a definition of equality which, roughly speaking, computes in this
-- way.)
import Equality
-- One model of the axioms: propositional equality.
import Equality.Propositional
-- A simple tactic for proving equality of equality proofs (at the
-- time of writing only used in Equality.Groupoid).
import Equality.Tactic
-- Some decision procedures for equality.
import Equality.Decision-procedures
-- A proof which shows that sets with decidable equality have unique
-- identity proofs.
import Equality.Decidable-UIP
-- Groupoids.
import Groupoid
-- Equalities can be turned into groupoids which are sometimes
-- commutative.
import Equality.Groupoid
-- Injections.
import Injection
-- Split surjections.
import Surjection
-- Bijections.
import Bijection
-- All instances of the equality axioms are isomorphic.
import Equality.Instances-isomorphic
-- H-levels, along with some general properties.
import H-level
-- Closure properties for h-levels.
import H-level.Closure
-- Preimages.
import Preimage
-- Equivalences.
import Equivalence
-- The univalence axiom.
import Univalence-axiom
-- 1-categories.
import Category
-- Isomorphism of monoids on sets coincides with equality (assuming
-- univalence).
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-is-equality.Monoid
-- In fact, several large classes of algebraic structures satisfy the
-- property that isomorphism coincides with equality (assuming
-- univalence).
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-is-equality.Simple
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-is-equality.Simple.Variant
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-is-equality.More
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-is-equality.More.Examples
-- A class of structures that satisfies the property that isomorphic
-- instances of a structure are equal (assuming univalence). This code
-- is superseded by the code above, but preserved because it is
-- mentioned in a blog post.
import Univalence-axiom.Isomorphism-implies-equality
-- A universe which includes several kinds of functions (ordinary
-- functions, logical equivalences, injections, surjections,
-- bijections and equivalences).
import Function-universe
-- Some definitions related to and properties of finite sets.
import Fin
-- Bag equivalence for lists.
import Bag-equivalence
-- Implementations of tree sort. One only establishes that the
-- algorithm permutes its input, the other one also establishes
-- sortedness.
import Tree-sort.Partial
import Tree-sort.Full
import Tree-sort.Examples
-- Containers, including a definition of bag equivalence.
import Container
-- An implementation of tree sort which uses containers to represent
-- trees and lists.
--
-- In the module Tree-sort.Full indexed types are used to enforce
-- sortedness, but Containers contains a definition of non-indexed
-- containers, so sortedness is not enforced in this development.
--
-- The implementation using containers has the advantage of uniform
-- definitions of Any/membership/bag equivalence, but the other
-- implementations use more direct definitions and are perhaps a bit
-- "leaner".
import Container.List
import Container.Tree
import Container.Tree-sort
import Container.Tree-sort.Example
-- The stream container.
import Container.Stream
-- Overview of code related to some papers.
import README.Bag-equivalence
import README.Isomorphism-is-equality