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Find a path that goes from one expression to another with a sequence of replacements
ResourceFunction["FindEquationalPath"][theorem, axioms] finds a replacement path from the left-hand side of a theorem to its right-hand side using replacements specified by axioms. | |
ResourceFunction["FindEquationalPath"][proof] find a path for the precomputed ProofObject proof. | |
ResourceFunction["FindEquationalPath"][…, hypothesis] specify an explicit hypothesis lemma from the underlying ProofObject to return a path for. | |
ResourceFunction["FindEquationalPath"][…,hypothesis,conclusion] specify an explicit conclusion lemma from the underlying ProofObject to be used in path construction. | |
ResourceFunction["FindEquationalPath"][…,prop] returns a specified property prop of a replacement path. |
"ProofObject" | the corresponding ProofObject |
"Path" | a list of expressions comprising a found path (default) |
"Justification" | a list of axioms used in each subsequent step of a path together with its orientation and position |
"Rewrites" | a list of rewriting functions that reproduce a path |
"RewritesTest" | test rewriting functions to successfully reproduce a path |
"Rules" | axiom rules used at each step |
"Bindings" | variable bindings for the rewrites |
"Substitutions" | variable bindings substituted into rules |
All | all of the above as an association |
Find a replacement path given a set of equations:
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Find a replacement path using universally quantified equations:
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Find a much more complicated path:
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Use names from the AxiomaticTheory for a list of axioms and its notable theorems:
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Specify a custom theorem using AxiomaticTheory axioms:
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Use a ProofObject to find a replacement path:
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Specify a lemma or a different hypothesis from a proof to construct a path for:
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Find a replacement path in a string substitution system:
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Find a replacement path in a Wolfram model system:
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Reproduce the replacement path using rewriting functions:
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Return all properties of the path:
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"Justification" is a list of axioms used in each subsequent step of a path together with its orientation and position:
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"Rewrites" is a list of functions for ComposeList to reproduce the path:
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"Rules" is a list of oriented lemma equations used at each step:
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"Substitutions" is a list of additional variable replacements necessary to produce each intermediate term:
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"Bindings" is a list of variable bindings of each rewriting step:
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Reverse a path:
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Treat lemmas as axioms by terminating path unrolling and shorten the path:
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Simplification of path is taking place by cutting path segments between identical elements:
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Canonicalize variable names:
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Find a replacement path for a well known syllogism by specifying an existentially quantified goal:
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Test Boolean theorems:
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An example from A New Kind of Science (p. 775):
It is two steps shorter, but it uses a reverse of one axiom:
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Prove the existential version of the same theorem using a proof by refutation:
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Visualize a path with maximum extra details. Begin by defining visualization and utility functions:
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Use All to get all the information for the path:
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Visualize it as a table:
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Wolfram Language 13.0 (December 2021) or above
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