You should read any statement starting |- and having a set variable in it
as universally quantified over those variables. So when you see |- 0 < k
that's saying "0 < k is derivable in the empty context" which is a strong
statement, equivalent to "for all k, 0 < k" which is of course false.

On Sun, Oct 20, 2024 at 10:01 AM Igor Ieskov <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks Glauco for showing this example. I didn’t expect that |- 0 < k
> implies |- 0 < -u 1 .
>
>
> -
>
> Igor
>
> On Saturday, October 19, 2024 at 8:29:25 PM UTC+2 Glauco wrote:
>
>> Hi Igor,
>>
>> as Mario pointed out, we'd better be careful with free setvars in hyps.
>>
>> For instance, from hyp
>>
>> |- 0 < k
>>
>> you can derive everything. Here's an example
>>
>> h1::temp4.1          |- 0 < k
>> 2::negex             |- -u 1 e. _V
>> 3::breq2             |- ( k = -u 1 -> ( 0 < k <-> 0 < -u 1 ) )
>> 4:2,3,1:vtocl       |- 0 < -u 1
>> 5::lenlt               |- ( ( -u 1 e. RR /\ 0 e. RR ) -> ( -u 1 <_ 0 <->
>> -. 0 < -u 1 ) )
>> 6::neg1rr             |- -u 1 e. RR
>> 7::0re                |- 0 e. RR
>> 8::neg1lt0            |- -u 1 < 0
>> 9:6,7,8:ltleii       |- -u 1 <_ 0
>> 10::neg1rr             |- -u 1 e. RR
>> 11::0re                |- 0 e. RR
>> 12:10,11,5:mp2an      |- ( -u 1 <_ 0 <-> -. 0 < -u 1 )
>> 13:12:biimpi         |- ( -u 1 <_ 0 -> -. 0 < -u 1 )
>> 14:9,13:ax-mp       |- -. 0 < -u 1
>> qed:4,14:pm2.24ii  |- 1 e. (/)
>>
>> $= ( cc0 c1 cneg clt wbr c0 wcel cv negex breq2 vtocl cle wn neg1rr 0re
>> neg1lt0
>>    ltleii cr wb lenlt mp2an biimpi ax-mp pm2.24ii )
>> CDEZFGZDHICAJZFGUHAUGDKUIUG
>>    CFLBMUGCNGZUHOZUGCPQRSUJUKUGTICTIUJUKUAPQUGCUBUCUDUEUF $.
>>
>>
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