问题
I'm trying to build a very short proof for a given fact. I would like to just use apply-style commands. Now my theorem's structure looks like this:
theorem
statement
apply(some commands)
proof -
fix t assume "some predicate"
from some assumptions "some_theorem"
by(some commands)
qed
So, if I want to do my proof minimal, I should really attack the lines:
fix t assume "some predicate"
from some assumptions "some_theorem"
which is basically implementing the proof of a forall statement:
⋀ param. A ⟹ B
My question is is there a hack that will let me encode the proof of such an statement in apply-style instead of Isar proof language?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53486780/convert-an-isar-proof-of-forall-statement-to-apply-style