Semiconjugate elements of a semigroup #
Main definitions #
We say that x
is semiconjugate to y
by a
(semiconj_by a x y
), if a * x = y * a
.
In this file we provide operations on semiconj_by _ _ _
.
In the names of these operations, we treat a
as the “left” argument, and both x
and y
as
“right” arguments. This way most names in this file agree with the names of the corresponding lemmas
for commute a b = semiconj_by a b b
. As a side effect, some lemmas have only _right
version.
Lean does not immediately recognise these terms as equations, so for rewriting we need syntax like
rw [(h.pow_right 5).eq]
rather than just rw [h.pow_right 5]
.
This file provides only basic operations (mul_left
, mul_right
, inv_right
etc). Other
operations (pow_right
, field inverse etc) are in the files that define corresponding notions.
x
is additive semiconjugate to y
by a
if a + x = y + a
Equations
- add_semiconj_by a x y = (a + x = y + a)
x
is semiconjugate to y
by a
, if a * x = y * a
.
Equations
- semiconj_by a x y = (a * x = y * a)
Equality behind semiconj_by a x y
; useful for rewriting.
If a
semiconjugates x
to y
and x'
to y'
,
then it semiconjugates x * x'
to y * y'
.
If both a
and b
semiconjugate x
to y
, then so does a * b
.
The relation “there exists an element that semiconjugates a
to b
” on a semigroup
is transitive.
The relation “there exists an element that semiconjugates a
to b
” on an additive
semigroup is transitive.
Any element semiconjugates 1
to 1
.
One semiconjugates any element to itself.
The relation “there exists an element that semiconjugates a
to b
” on a monoid (or, more
generally, on mul_one_class
type) is reflexive.
The relation “there exists an element that semiconjugates a
to b
” on an additive
monoid (or, more generally, on a add_zero_class
type) is reflexive.
If a
semiconjugates a unit x
to a unit y
, then it semiconjugates x⁻¹
to y⁻¹
.
If a unit a
semiconjugates x
to y
, then a⁻¹
semiconjugates y
to x
.
a
semiconjugates x
to a * x * a⁻¹
.