Add a couple lemmas about product in Data.List.Properties#2460
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NB. It looks as though you have forked the main repo and then done this PR directly on your |
- Renamed nonEmpty-product to product≢0 - Swapped argument order of ∈⇒≤product - Factored the ordering proofs out into Data.Nat.Properties - Removed the custom product≢0 proof in Primality
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Thanks for a very nice first PR! (NB better to fix up your |
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These are a couple of lemmas I found useful when trying to formalize Euclid's proof of the infinitude of primes.
Hopefully I didn't just miss these somewhere else, but the divisibility result above this was about the only theorem I could find about
product.