agda-unimath
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Logic, equality, and compactness
A lot of results in logic and foundations.
Summary
- Types with decidable Σ-, Π-, and ∀-types
- Logical properties of maps
- Irrefutably surjective maps
- Propositionally double negation eliminating types
- Propositionally decidable maps
- Propositionally double negation eliminating maps
- Hilbert $\varepsilon$-operators on maps
- Double negation image
- Double negation dense equality and applications to decidability search
- Propositionally decidable types
- Infrastructure for logical properties on equality
- Apartness relations
- Tight apartness relations
- Decidable equality
- Double negation stable equality
- Equality in decidable posets
- Structures on the booleans
- Increasing binary sequences
- The type of increasing binary sequences
- Inequality on increasing binary sequences
- Bounded increasing binary sequences
- Decidability search on increasing binary sequences
- Dirk Gently's principle
- Miscellaneous edits
Martín just explained to me that the "types with double negation dense equality have decidable sigmas" result is a special case of "types are compact iff their totally separated reflections are compact", so that should be remarked in the appropriate places before merging.
I'm going to do a self-review on this one in line with the discussed guidelines for self-review and then merge it so I can move on with my life.