The First Order Theory of Fields

This file defines the first order theory of fields as a theory over the language of rings.

Main definitions

• FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field : the theory of fields
• FirstOrder.Model.fieldOfModelField : a model of the theory of fields on a type K that already has ring operations.
• FirstOrder.Model.compatibleRingOfModelField : shows that the ring operations on K given by fieldOfModelField are compatible with the ring operations on K given by the Language.ring.Structure instance.

inductive FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom : Type

An indexing type to name each of the field axioms. The theory of fields is defined as the range of a function FieldAxiom -> Language.ring.Sentence

• addAssoc: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• zeroAdd: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• addLeftNeg: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• mulAssoc: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• mulComm: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• oneMul: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• existsInv: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• leftDistrib: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom
• existsPairNE: FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom

def FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toSentence : FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom → FirstOrder.Language.Sentence FirstOrder.Language.ring

The first order sentence corresponding to each field axiom

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def FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toProp (K : Type u_2) [Add K] [Mul K] [Neg K] [Zero K] [One K] : FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom → Prop

The Proposition corresponding to each field axiom

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def FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field : FirstOrder.Language.Theory FirstOrder.Language.ring

The first order theory of fields, as a theory over the language of rings

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• FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field = Set.range FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toSentence

theorem FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.realize_toSentence_iff_toProp {K : Type u_2} [Add K] [Mul K] [Neg K] [Zero K] [One K] [FirstOrder.Ring.CompatibleRing K] (ax : FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom) : K ⊨ FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toSentence ax ↔ FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toProp K ax

theorem FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toProp_of_model {K : Type u_2} [Add K] [Mul K] [Neg K] [Zero K] [One K] [FirstOrder.Ring.CompatibleRing K] [K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field] (ax : FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom) : FirstOrder.Field.FieldAxiom.toProp K ax

@[reducible]

noncomputable def FirstOrder.Field.fieldOfModelField (K : Type u_2) [FirstOrder.Language.Structure FirstOrder.Language.ring K] [K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field] : Field K

A model for the theory of fields is a field. To introduced locally on Types that don't already have instances for ring operations.

When this is used, it is almost always useful to also add locally the instance compatibleFieldOfModelField afterwards.

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noncomputable def FirstOrder.Field.compatibleRingOfModelField (K : Type u_2) [FirstOrder.Language.Structure FirstOrder.Language.ring K] [K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field] : FirstOrder.Ring.CompatibleRing K

The instances given by fieldOfModelField are compatible with the Language.ring.Structure instance on K. This instance is to be used on models for the language of fields that do not already have the ring operations on the Type.

Always add fieldOfModelField as a local instance first before using this instance.

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• FirstOrder.Field.compatibleRingOfModelField K = FirstOrder.Ring.compatibleRingOfRingStructure K

instance FirstOrder.Field.instModelRingToStructureToAddToDistribToNonUnitalNonAssocSemiringToNonUnitalNonAssocCommSemiringToNonUnitalNonAssocCommRingToNonUnitalCommRingToCommRingToMulToNonUnitalNonAssocRingToNegToRingToDivisionRingToOneToSemiringToDivisionSemiringToSemifieldToZeroToCommMonoidWithZeroToCommGroupWithZeroField {K : Type u_1} [Field K] [FirstOrder.Ring.CompatibleRing K] : K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field

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• (_ : K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field) = (_ : K ⊨ FirstOrder.Language.Theory.field)