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refactor(set_theory/ordinal/cantor_normal_form): CNF as an association list#16010
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refactor(set_theory/ordinal/cantor_normal_form): CNF as an association list#16010
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Co-authored-by: Yaël Dillies <yael.dillies@gmail.com>
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We define
CNFas an association list, and rename the old unbundled definition toCNF_list. We also restate some theorems using thelist.keysandlist.lookupAPI.Association lists are the most natural structure for the
CNF, since theCNFhas the following properties:Though some proofs had to be reordered (so that I could use
mem_lookup_iff), they've remained minimally changed.alistusinginsert#15434