Library HoTT.Basics.Trunc

Truncatedness


Require Import
  Basics.Overture
  Basics.Contractible
  Basics.Equivalences
  Basics.Tactics
  Basics.Nat
  Basics.Iff.

Local Set Universe Minimization ToSet.

Local Open Scope trunc_scope.
Local Open Scope path_scope.
Generalizable Variables A B m n f.

Notation for truncation-levels

Open Scope trunc_scope.

Increase a truncation index by a natural number.
Fixpoint trunc_index_inc@{} (k : trunc_index) (n : nat)
  : trunc_index
  := match n with
      | Ok
      | S m(trunc_index_inc k m).+1
    end.

This is a variation that inserts the successor operations in the other order. This is sometimes convenient.
Fixpoint trunc_index_inc'@{} (k : trunc_index) (n : nat)
  : trunc_index
  := match n with
      | Ok
      | S m ⇒ (trunc_index_inc' k.+1 m)
    end.

Definition trunc_index_inc'_succ@{} (n : nat) (k : trunc_index)
  : trunc_index_inc' k.+1 n = (trunc_index_inc' k n).+1.
Proof.
  revert k; simple_induction n n IHn; intro k.
  - reflexivity.
  - apply (IHn k.+1).
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_inc_agree@{} (k : trunc_index) (n : nat)
  : trunc_index_inc k n = trunc_index_inc' k n.
Proof.
  simple_induction n n IHn.
  - reflexivity.
  - simpl.
    refine (ap _ IHn @ _).
    symmetry; apply trunc_index_inc'_succ.
Defined.

Definition nat_to_trunc_index@{} (n : nat) : trunc_index
  := (trunc_index_inc minus_two n).+2.

Coercion nat_to_trunc_index : nat >-> trunc_index.

Definition trunc_index_inc'_0n (n : nat)
  : trunc_index_inc' 0%nat n = n.
Proof.
  induction n as [|n p].
  1: reflexivity.
  refine (trunc_index_inc'_succ _ _ @ _).
  exact (ap _ p).
Defined.

Definition int_to_trunc_index@{} (v : Decimal.int) : option trunc_index
  := match v with
     | Decimal.Pos dSome (nat_to_trunc_index (Nat.of_uint d))
     | Decimal.Neg dmatch Nat.of_uint d with
                        | 2%natSome minus_two
                        | 1%natSome (minus_two.+1)
                        | 0%natSome (minus_two.+2)
                        | _None
                        end
     end.

Definition num_int_to_trunc_index@{} (v : Numeral.int) : option trunc_index :=
  match v with
  | Numeral.IntDec vint_to_trunc_index v
  | Numeral.IntHex _None
  end.

Fixpoint trunc_index_to_little_uint@{} n acc :=
  match n with
  | minus_twoacc
  | minus_two.+1acc
  | minus_two.+2acc
  | trunc_S ntrunc_index_to_little_uint n (Decimal.Little.succ acc)
  end.

Definition trunc_index_to_int@{} n :=
  match n with
  | minus_twoDecimal.Neg (Nat.to_uint 2)
  | minus_two.+1Decimal.Neg (Nat.to_uint 1)
  | nDecimal.Pos (Decimal.rev (trunc_index_to_little_uint n Decimal.zero))
  end.

Definition trunc_index_to_num_int@{} n :=
  Numeral.IntDec (trunc_index_to_int n).

This allows us to use notation like (-2) and 42 for a trunc_index.
Number Notation trunc_index num_int_to_trunc_index trunc_index_to_num_int
  : trunc_scope.

Sends a trunc_index n to the natural number n+2.
Fixpoint trunc_index_to_nat (n : trunc_index) : nat
  := match n with
    | minus_two ⇒ 0%nat
    | n'.+1(trunc_index_to_nat n').+1
    end.

Arithmetic on truncation-levels.

Fixpoint trunc_index_add@{} (m n : trunc_index) : trunc_index
  := match m with
       | -2 ⇒ n
       | m'.+1(trunc_index_add m' n).+1
     end.

Notation "m +2+ n" := (trunc_index_add m n) : trunc_scope.

Definition trunc_index_add_minus_two@{} m
  : m +2+ -2 = m.
Proof.
  simple_induction m m IHm.
  1: reflexivity.
  cbn; apply ap.
  assumption.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_add_succ@{} m n
  : m +2+ n.+1 = (m +2+ n).+1.
Proof.
  revert m; simple_induction n n IHn; intro m; simple_induction m m IHm.
  1,3: reflexivity.
  all: cbn; apply ap.
  all: assumption.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_add_comm@{} m n
  : m +2+ n = n +2+ m.
Proof.
  simple_induction n n IHn.
  - apply trunc_index_add_minus_two.
  - exact (trunc_index_add_succ _ _ @ ap trunc_S IHn).
Defined.

Fixpoint trunc_index_leq@{} (m n : trunc_index) : Type0
  := match m, n with
       | -2, _Unit
       | m'.+1, -2 ⇒ Empty
       | m'.+1, n'.+1trunc_index_leq m' n'
     end.

Existing Class trunc_index_leq.

Notation "m <= n" := (trunc_index_leq m n) : trunc_scope.

Global Instance trunc_index_leq_minus_two_n@{} n : -2 n := tt.

Global Instance trunc_index_leq_succ@{} n : n n.+1.
Proof.
  by induction n as [|n IHn] using trunc_index_ind.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_pred@{} : trunc_index trunc_index.
Proof.
  intros [|m].
  1: exact (-2).
  exact m.
Defined.

Notation "n '.-1'" := (trunc_index_pred n) : trunc_scope.
Notation "n '.-2'" := (n.-1.-1) : trunc_scope.

Definition trunc_index_succ_pred@{} (n : nat)
  : (n.-1).+1 = n.
Proof.
  simple_induction n n IHn.
  1: reflexivity.
  unfold nat_to_trunc_index in *; cbn in ×.
  refine (ap trunc_S IHn).
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_leq_minus_two@{} {n}
  : n -2 n = -2.
Proof.
  destruct n.
  1: reflexivity.
  contradiction.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_leq_succ'@{} n m
  : n m n m.+1.
Proof.
  revert m.
  induction n as [|n IHn] using trunc_index_ind.
  1: exact _.
  intros m p; cbn.
  induction m as [|m IHm] using trunc_index_ind.
  1: destruct p.
  apply IHn, p.
Defined.

Global Instance trunc_index_leq_refl@{}
  : Reflexive trunc_index_leq.
Proof.
  intro n.
  by induction n as [|n IHn] using trunc_index_ind.
Defined.

Global Instance trunc_index_leq_transitive@{}
  : Transitive trunc_index_leq.
Proof.
  intros a b c p q.
  revert b a c p q.
  induction b as [|b IHb] using trunc_index_ind.
  { intros a c p.
    by destruct (trunc_index_leq_minus_two p). }
  induction a as [|a IHa] using trunc_index_ind;
  induction c as [|c IHc] using trunc_index_ind.
  all: intros.
  1,2: exact tt.
  1: contradiction.
  cbn in p, q; cbn.
  by apply IHb.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_leq_add@{} n m
  : n m +2+ n.
Proof.
  simple_induction m m IHm.
  - reflexivity.
  - rapply trunc_index_leq_transitive.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_leq_add'@{} n m
  : n n +2+ m.
Proof.
  rewrite trunc_index_add_comm.
  apply trunc_index_leq_add.
Defined.

Fixpoint trunc_index_min@{} (n m : trunc_index)
  : trunc_index.
Proof.
  destruct n.
  1: exact (-2).
  destruct m.
  1: exact (-2).
  exact (trunc_index_min n m).+1.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_min_minus_two@{} n
  : trunc_index_min n (-2) = -2.
Proof.
  by destruct n.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_min_swap@{} n m
  : trunc_index_min n m = trunc_index_min m n.
Proof.
  revert m.
  simple_induction n n IHn; intro m.
  { symmetry.
    apply trunc_index_min_minus_two. }
  simple_induction m m IHm.
  1: reflexivity.
  cbn; apply ap, IHn.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_min_path@{} n m
  : (trunc_index_min n m = n) + (trunc_index_min n m = m).
Proof.
  revert m; simple_induction n n IHn; intro m.
  1: by apply inl.
  simple_induction m m IHm.
  1: by apply inr.
  destruct (IHn m).
  1: apply inl.
  2: apply inr.
  1,2: cbn; by apply ap.
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_min_leq_left@{} (n m : trunc_index)
  : trunc_index_min n m n.
Proof.
  revert n m.
  refine (trunc_index_ind _ _ _); [ | intros n IHn ].
  all: refine (trunc_index_ind _ _ _); [ | intros m IHm ].
  all: try exact tt.
  exact (IHn m).
Defined.

Definition trunc_index_min_leq_right@{} (n m : trunc_index)
  : trunc_index_min n m m.
Proof.
  revert n m.
  refine (trunc_index_ind _ _ _); [ | intros n IHn ].
  all: refine (trunc_index_ind _ _ _); [ | intros m IHm ].
  all: try exact tt.
  exact (IHn m).
Defined.

Truncatedness proper.

A contractible space is (-2)-truncated, by definition. This function is the identity, so there is never any need to actually use it, but it exists to be found in searches.
Definition contr_istrunc_minus_two `{H : IsTrunc (-2) A} : Contr A
  := H.

Truncation levels are cumulative.
Global Instance istrunc_paths' {n : trunc_index} {A : Type} `{IsTrunc n A}
  : x y : A, IsTrunc n (x = y) | 1000.
Proof.
  generalize dependent A.
  simple_induction n n IH; simpl; intros A H x y.
  - apply contr_paths_contr.
  - apply istrunc_S. rapply IH.
Defined.

Global Instance istrunc_succ {n : trunc_index} {A : Type} `{IsTrunc n A}
  : IsTrunc n.+1 A | 1000.
Proof.
  apply istrunc_S.
  apply istrunc_paths'.
Defined.

This could be an Instance (with very high priority, so it doesn't get applied trivially). However, we haven't given typeclass search any hints allowing it to solve goals like m n, so it would only ever be used trivially.
Definition istrunc_leq {m n} (Hmn : m n) `{IsTrunc m A}
  : IsTrunc n A.
Proof.
  generalize dependent A; generalize dependent m.
  simple_induction n n' IH;
    intros [ | m'] Hmn A ? .
  - (* -2, -2 *) assumption.
  - (* S m', -2 *) destruct Hmn.
  - (* -2, S n' *) apply @istrunc_succ, (IH (-2)); auto.
  - (* S m', S n' *)
    apply istrunc_S.
    intros x y; apply (IH m'); auto with typeclass_instances.
Defined.

In particular, a contractible type, hprop, or hset is truncated at all higher levels. We don't allow these to be used as idmaps, since there would be no point to it.

Definition istrunc_contr {n} {A} `{Contr A} : IsTrunc n.+1 A
  := (@istrunc_leq (-2) n.+1 tt _ _).

Definition istrunc_hprop {n} {A} `{IsHProp A} : IsTrunc n.+2 A
  := (@istrunc_leq (-1) n.+2 tt _ _).

Definition istrunc_hset {n} {A} `{IsHSet A}
  : IsTrunc n.+3 A
  := (@istrunc_leq 0 n.+3 tt _ _).

Consider the preceding definitions as instances for typeclass search, but only if the requisite hypothesis is already a known assumption; otherwise they result in long or interminable searches.
#[export] Hint Immediate istrunc_contr : typeclass_instances.
#[export] Hint Immediate istrunc_hprop : typeclass_instances.
#[export] Hint Immediate istrunc_hset : typeclass_instances.

Equivalence preserves truncation (this is, of course, trivial with univalence). This is not an Instance because it causes infinite loops.
Definition istrunc_isequiv_istrunc A {B} (f : A B)
  `{IsTrunc n A} `{IsEquiv A B f}
  : IsTrunc n B.
Proof.
  generalize dependent B; generalize dependent A.
  simple_induction n n IH; simpl; intros A ? B f ?.
  - exact (contr_equiv _ f).
  - apply istrunc_S.
    intros x y.
    refine (IH _ _ _ (ap (f^-1))^-1 _).
Defined.

Definition istrunc_equiv_istrunc A {B} (f : A <~> B) `{IsTrunc n A}
  : IsTrunc n B
  := istrunc_isequiv_istrunc A f.

Truncated morphisms


Class IsTruncMap (n : trunc_index) {X Y : Type} (f : X Y)
  := istruncmap_fiber : y:Y, IsTrunc n (hfiber f y).

Global Existing Instance istruncmap_fiber.

Notation IsEmbedding := (IsTruncMap (-1)).

Universes of truncated types

It is convenient for some purposes to consider the universe of all n-truncated types (within a given universe of types). In particular, this allows us to state the important fact that each such universe is itself (n+1)-truncated.

Record TruncType (n : trunc_index) := {
  trunctype_type : Type ;
  trunctype_istrunc : IsTrunc n trunctype_type
}.

Arguments Build_TruncType _ _ {_}.
Arguments trunctype_type {_} _.
Arguments trunctype_istrunc [_] _.

Coercion trunctype_type : TruncType >-> Sortclass.
Global Existing Instance trunctype_istrunc.

Notation "n -Type" := (TruncType n) : type_scope.
Notation HProp := (-1)-Type.
Notation HSet := 0-Type.

Notation Build_HProp := (Build_TruncType (-1)).
Notation Build_HSet := (Build_TruncType 0).

This is (as of October 2014) the only Canonical Structure in the library. It would be nice to do without it, in the interests of minimizing the number of fancy Coq features that the reader needs to know about.
Canonical Structure default_TruncType := fun n T P ⇒ (@Build_TruncType n T P).

Facts about hprops

An inhabited proposition is contractible. This is not an Instance because it causes infinite loops.
Lemma contr_inhabited_hprop (A : Type) `{H : IsHProp A} (x : A)
  : Contr A.
Proof.
  apply (Build_Contr _ x).
  intro y.
  rapply center.
Defined.

If inhabitation implies contractibility, then we have an h-proposition. We probably won't often have a hypothesis of the form A Contr A, so we make sure we give priority to other instances.
Global Instance hprop_inhabited_contr (A : Type)
  : (A Contr A) IsHProp A | 10000.
Proof.
  intros H; apply istrunc_S; intros x y.
  pose (C := H x).
  apply contr_paths_contr.
Defined.

Any two points in an hprop are connected by a path.
Theorem path_ishprop `{H : IsHProp A}
  : x y : A, x = y.
Proof.
  intros x y.
  rapply center.
Defined.

Conversely, this property characterizes hprops.
Theorem hprop_allpath (A : Type)
  : ( (x y : A), x = y) IsHProp A.
Proof.
  intros H; apply istrunc_S; intros x y.
  nrapply contr_paths_contr.
  exact (Build_Contr _ x (H x)).
Defined.

Two propositions are equivalent as soon as there are maps in both directions.
Definition isequiv_iff_hprop `{IsHProp A} `{IsHProp B}
  (f : A B) (g : B A)
  : IsEquiv f.
Proof.
  apply (isequiv_adjointify f g);
    intros ?; apply path_ishprop.
Defined.

Definition equiv_iff_hprop_uncurried `{IsHProp A} `{IsHProp B}
  : (A B) (A <~> B).
Proof.
  intro fg.
  apply (equiv_adjointify (fst fg) (snd fg));
    intros ?; apply path_ishprop.
Defined.

Definition equiv_iff_hprop `{IsHProp A} `{IsHProp B}
  : (A B) (B A) (A <~> B)
  := fun f gequiv_iff_hprop_uncurried (f, g).

Corollary iff_contr_hprop (A : Type) `{IsHProp A}
  : Contr A A.
Proof.
  split.
  - apply center.
  - rapply contr_inhabited_hprop.
Defined.

Truncatedness: any dependent product of n-types is an n-type


Definition contr_forall `{Funext} `{P : A Type} `{ a, Contr (P a)}
  : Contr ( a, P a).
Proof.
  apply (Build_Contr _ (fun acenter (P a))).
  intro f. apply path_forall. intro a. apply contr.
Defined.

Global Instance istrunc_forall `{Funext} `{P : A Type} `{ a, IsTrunc n (P a)}
  : IsTrunc n ( a, P a) | 100.
Proof.
  generalize dependent P.
  simple_induction n n IH; simpl; intros P ?.
  (* case n = -2, i.e. contractibility *)
  - apply contr_forall.
  (* case n = n'.+1 *)
  - apply istrunc_S.
    intros f g; apply (istrunc_isequiv_istrunc@{u1 u1} _ (apD10@{_ _ u1} ^-1)).
Defined.

Truncatedness is an hprop.
Global Instance ishprop_istrunc `{Funext} (n : trunc_index) (A : Type)
  : IsHProp (IsTrunc n A) | 0.
Proof.
  revert A; simple_induction n n IH; cbn; intro A.
  - nrapply (istrunc_equiv_istrunc _ (equiv_istrunc_unfold (-2) A)^-1%equiv).
    apply hprop_allpath.
    intros [a1 c1] [a2 c2].
    destruct (c1 a2).
    apply (ap (exist _ a1)).
    funext x.
    pose (Build_Contr _ a1 c1); apply path2_contr.
  - rapply (istrunc_equiv_istrunc _ (equiv_istrunc_unfold n.+1 A)^-1%equiv).
    (* This case follows from istrunc_forall. *)
Defined.

By trunc_hprop, it follows that IsTrunc n A is also m-truncated for any m -1.
Similarly, a map being truncated is also a proposition.
Global Instance ishprop_istruncmap `{Funext} (n : trunc_index) {X Y : Type} (f : X Y)
: IsHProp (IsTruncMap n f).
Proof.
  apply hprop_allpath; intros s t.
  apply path_forall; intros x.
  apply path_ishprop.
Defined.

If a type A is n-truncated, then IsTrunc n A is contractible.
Global Instance contr_istrunc `{Funext} (n : trunc_index) (A : Type) `{istruncA : IsTrunc n A}
  : Contr (IsTrunc n A) | 100
  := contr_inhabited_hprop _ _.

Corollary equiv_contr_hprop (A : Type) `{Funext} `{IsHProp A}
  : Contr A <~> A.
Proof.
  exact (equiv_iff_hprop_uncurried (iff_contr_hprop A)).
Defined.

If a type A implies that it is n.+1-truncated, then it is n.+1-truncated.
Definition istrunc_inhabited_istrunc {n : trunc_index}
  {A : Type} (H : A IsTrunc n.+1 A)
  : IsTrunc n.+1 A
  := istrunc_S _ (fun a bH a a b).

If you are looking for a theorem about truncation, you may want to read the note "Finding Theorems" in "STYLE.md".