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+ CType.El / CTerm.code constructors (universe-coding); ABI v5

## Layer 0 substrate (5 new modules per docs/THEORY.md §0)

CubicalTransport/Truncation.lean (367 lines)
  TruncLevel inductive (-2 = contractible, -1 = prop, 0 = set, …).
  IsNType : substantive Σ/Π/Path tower encoding contractibility,
    propositionality, set-ness, and recursive n-truncatedness.
  Trunc HIT schemas at -2 / -1 / higher levels.
  truncation_step + truncation_hits_props proven by rfl.
  truncation_idempotent (sorry, waits on Modality.lean).
  IsNType_isProp_witness (sorry, waits on funext via J-rule).
  Helpers piSelf/sigmaSelf via ULevel.max_self ▸ rewrite to keep
  IsNType returning at level ℓ cleanly (CCHM Π/Σ at max ℓ ℓ ≠ ℓ
  reductionally without max_self).

CubicalTransport/Decidable.lean (184 lines)
  CDecidable encoded as a real disjoint-union schema (decSchema)
  with two type parameters [A, A→⊥] and constructors inl/inr.
  emptySchema (zero ctors) provides CType.botC at any level.
  CDecidableEq T := Π a b, CDecidable (Path T a b).
  Hedberg theorem statement (sorry, waits on J-rule combinator).

CubicalTransport/Omega.lean (rewritten to use real El-decoder)
  Ω (ℓ) := Σ (P : .univ ℓ), .lift (IsNType .negOne (.El P))
  Eight logical operators (true/false/and/or/implies/not/forall_/
  exists_) as REAL CTerms — no free-variable placeholders, every
  .var "$x" reference is to a binder in the same expression.
  OmegaIsProp (sorry, waits on Soundness.transp_ua for prop-univalence).

CubicalTransport/Reify.lean (115 lines)
  CType-as-CTerm injection helper.  universeSchema with codeOf P
  carrying embedded CType through schema parameter list.  Now
  largely redundant after CTerm.code lands (kept for callers that
  want the singleton-per-CType form rather than the universe-typed
  form).

CubicalTransport/Category.lean (614 lines)
  CCategory ℓ structure: Obj : CType ℓ, Hom : CTerm → CTerm → CType ℓ,
  id, comp, three Path-encoded laws (id_left, id_right, assoc).
  CFunctor / CNatTrans / CAdjoint / CLimit / CColimit with
  substantive structures + naturality + universal property fields.
  CFunctor.id, CFunctor.comp, CNatTrans.id, CNatTrans.vcomp helpers
  with concrete law-discharge bodies.
  CType_as_Category (ℓ) — concrete instance of CType ℓ as a
  CCategory at level ℓ.succ.  Five no-collapse theorems proving
  Hom/id/comp strictly depend on each argument via constructor
  injectivity.
  CCategory_internal (sorry, waits on Subobject + Modality + pullback).

## CType.El / CTerm.code constructors + full cascade

Engine (Lean):
  CType.El {ℓ} (P : CTerm) : CType ℓ — decoder
  CTerm.code {ℓ} (A : CType ℓ) : CTerm — encoder
  CType.El_code_eq : El (code A) = A — propositional (axiom; β-rule
    for the universe code/decode pair, standard CCHM treatment)
  SkeletalCType.El + CType.skeleton .El arm + skeleton_El simp lemma.
  Cascade through Subst, DimLine, DecEq, Value, Eval, Readback,
  Typing, Question, FFITest.  CTerm.code → CVal.vcode evaluation;
  CVal.vcode → CTerm.code readback; HasType.code typing rule.
  IsElLine classifiers for CompQ and TranspQ with computable
  Decidable instances.

Engine (Rust ABI v5):
  CUBICAL_TRANSPORT_ABI_VERSION 4 → 5
  TY_EL = 8, TERM_CODE = 16, VAL_VCODE = 11
  Allocators mk_ty_el / mk_term_code / mk_val_vcode in value.rs / subst.rs
  Marshalling cascade in eval.rs / readback.rs / dim_absent.rs / subst.rs
  Cargo.toml 0.2.0 → 0.3.0
  cubical_transport.h v5 changelog + layout tables for new constructors

## Discipline

  · 5 sorries total, every one annotated -- waits on: <specific dep>
  · Zero noncomputable / Classical.propDecidable
  · Zero CType.univ stubs / IsModal-style identity definitions
  · Zero free-variable placeholders ($Foo_witness)
  · Zero parallel CTypeU type
  · No shortcuts taken — the agent reported the El/code β-rule must
    be axiomatic (since El and code are independent constructors of
    mutually-defined inductives, Lean's kernel cannot reduce them
    without explicit reduction rules); this matches CCHM's standard
    treatment.

## Verification

  lake build (engine)           Build completed successfully (48 jobs)
  ./cubical-test                49/49 smoke + 46/46 properties
  lake build (topolei)          Build completed successfully (90 jobs)
  ./probe-test                  7/7 GPU probes match Lean
  lake build (infoductor-cubical)  Build completed successfully (32 jobs)
  CUBICAL_TRANSPORT_ABI_VERSION = 5

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/-
CubicalTransport.Category
=========================
Internal category theory inside the cubical type theory
(THEORY.md Layer 0 §0.5).
This module declares the four core structures of category theory —
category, functor, natural transformation, adjunction — and the
universal-property cones for limits and colimits. All structures are
Lean-meta-level records carrying CType / CTerm payloads, in the same
style as `EquivData` (Equiv.lean) and `DimLine` (DimLine.lean).
## Shape
Each structure's *data* fields are CTypes (objects, hom families) or
CTerms (identities, composites, morphism-mappers). The *law* fields
return CTerms whose intended type is documented above each field as
the corresponding Path-typed equation. The relation between a law
field's CTerm value and its documented Path type is a per-use proof
obligation discharged at the `HasType` level — exactly the same
arrangement as `EquivData`'s five components.
## Substantive content
Every field genuinely depends on its parameters:
· `Hom : CTerm → CTerm → CType ℓ` — branches over both object
arguments via the underlying constructor pattern of the instance.
· `id : CTerm → CTerm` — the produced morphism mentions
the supplied object (at least to type-check at `Hom X X`).
· `comp : CTerm → CTerm → CTerm` — the produced morphism mentions
both factors (at least to ensure `Hom X Z` reads off them).
· `id_left X Y f : CTerm` — a Path inhabitant whose body
mentions `f` as the constant endpoint (β-equivalence with
`comp (id Y) f` discharged by the cubical evaluator).
No field returns a constant unrelated to its arguments. No structure
field discards its parameters.
## Universe stratification
`CCategory ℓ` is a Lean-side record indexed by a single `ULevel`:
`Obj` lives in `CType ℓ` and `Hom` lands in `CType ℓ`, matching
THEORY.md §0.5's "object type, morphism family indexed by source/
target objects" specification. Functors between categories at
distinct levels are `CFunctor C D` with two universe parameters.
## Instance discharge
The flagship instance `CType_as_Category ℓ` exhibits the universe
`CType ℓ` itself as a `CCategory (succ ℓ)` whose objects are types
(CTerms inhabiting `.univ`) and whose morphisms are paths in the
universe — i.e. the *fundamental groupoid of the universe at
level ℓ*. Identity is `λA. ⟨e⟩ A` (reflexivity at the type), and
composition is path concatenation expressed via the cubical `comp`
operator.
## Pending: internal-topos characterization
The theorem `CCategory_internal` — every CCategory satisfies the
internal elementary-topos axioms iff it has finite limits,
exponentials, and a subobject classifier — is stated with a
`sorry` that names its dependencies (Subobject.lean, Modality.lean,
pullback construction). No other `sorry` appears in this module.
-/
import CubicalTransport.Equiv
-- ── Categories ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- A category internal to the cubical type theory.
`Obj` is the CType of objects. `Hom X Y` is a CType, indexed by
source and target object terms. `id X` is the identity morphism
at `X`. `comp g f` composes `f : Hom X Y` with `g : Hom Y Z` to
produce `Hom X Z`.
The three law fields return CTerms whose documented types are
Path equations in the morphism CType:
· `id_left X Y f : Path (Hom X Y) (comp (id Y) f) f`
· `id_right X Y f : Path (Hom X Y) (comp f (id X)) f`
· `assoc W X Y Z f g h :
Path (Hom W Z) (comp h (comp g f)) (comp (comp h g) f)`
The Path-typing is enforced at the `HasType` level for each
instance, not at the structure declaration — same pattern as
`EquivData` (Equiv.lean). This keeps the structure ergonomic
while preserving Path-equation content. -/
structure CCategory (ℓ : ULevel) where
/-- The CType of objects. Lives at `ℓ`. -/
Obj : CType ℓ
/-- Morphism family. `Hom X Y` is the CType of morphisms `X → Y`.
Genuinely two-argument — distinct objects yield distinct hom
CTypes. -/
Hom : CTerm → CTerm → CType ℓ
/-- Identity morphism at `X`. The result CTerm typically mentions
`X` (as in `λx. x` whose target type `Hom X X` references `X`). -/
id : CTerm → CTerm
/-- Composition. Given `f : Hom X Y` and `g : Hom Y Z`, returns
`comp g f : Hom X Z`. Both factors appear in the result. -/
comp : CTerm → CTerm → CTerm
/-- Left unit law as a Path inhabitant.
Type: `Path (Hom X Y) (comp (id Y) f) f`. -/
id_left : (X Y : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Right unit law as a Path inhabitant.
Type: `Path (Hom X Y) (comp f (id X)) f`. -/
id_right : (X Y : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Associativity as a Path inhabitant.
Type: `Path (Hom W Z) (comp h (comp g f)) (comp (comp h g) f)`. -/
assoc : (W X Y Z : CTerm) → (f g h : CTerm) → CTerm
namespace CCategory
/-- Reserved binder name for the identity-morphism's argument. `$`
prefix avoids collision with user CTerm variables, matching the
`EquivData.idEquivVar` convention. -/
def idVar : String := "$x"
/-- Reserved binder name for the composition lambda's argument. -/
def compVar : String := "$y"
/-- Reserved dimension variable for reflexivity-path law inhabitants. -/
def lawDim : DimVar := ⟨"$cl"⟩
end CCategory
-- ── Functors ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- A functor between two cubical categories. Possibly bridges
different universe levels (e.g. a `CFunctor C (CType_as_Category ℓ)`
is a presheaf-style functor when ℓ is the level of C's hom CTypes).
`obj` maps object terms; `arr` maps morphisms (the X Y arguments
are the source/target objects, `f` is the morphism to map).
Law fields:
· `preserves_id X :
Path (D.Hom (obj X) (obj X)) (arr X X (C.id X)) (D.id (obj X))`
· `preserves_comp X Y Z f g :
Path (D.Hom (obj X) (obj Z))
(arr X Z (C.comp g f))
(D.comp (arr Y Z g) (arr X Y f))` -/
structure CFunctor {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel} (C : CCategory ℓ) (D : CCategory ℓ') where
/-- Object map: takes an object term of `C.Obj`, returns one of `D.Obj`. -/
obj : CTerm → CTerm
/-- Morphism map: takes the source `X`, target `Y`, and a morphism
`f : C.Hom X Y`, returns `arr X Y f : D.Hom (obj X) (obj Y)`.
Genuinely three-argument — preserving source/target witnesses is
what distinguishes a functor from a bare object map. -/
arr : (X Y : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Functor preserves identity morphisms (Path inhabitant). -/
preserves_id : (X : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Functor preserves composition (Path inhabitant). -/
preserves_comp : (X Y Z : CTerm) → (f g : CTerm) → CTerm
namespace CFunctor
/-- The identity functor on a cubical category.
Object map and morphism map are both the identity (the input
object/morphism term is returned unchanged).
`preserves_id X` is reflexivity at `C.id X`: the body of the path
is `C.id X`, which is constant in the dimension variable, so the
path lies entirely at `C.id X`. Both endpoints β-reduce to
`C.id X` (the identity functor's `arr X X (C.id X)` is just
`C.id X`, and the right-hand side is `C.id X` directly).
`preserves_comp X Y Z f g` is reflexivity at `C.comp g f` for
analogous reasons. -/
def id {ℓ : ULevel} (C : CCategory ℓ) : CFunctor C C where
obj := fun X => X
arr := fun _X _Y f => f
preserves_id := fun X => .plam CCategory.lawDim (C.id X)
preserves_comp := fun _X _Y _Z f g =>
.plam CCategory.lawDim (C.comp g f)
/-- Composition of functors `G ∘ F : C → E` from `F : C → D` and
`G : D → E`.
Object map: `λX. G.obj (F.obj X)`.
Morphism map: `λ X Y f. G.arr (F.obj X) (F.obj Y) (F.arr X Y f)`.
`preserves_id X` is reflexivity at the composite identity
`G.id (G.obj (F.obj X))` — both endpoints β/η-reduce to it
via successive application of `F.preserves_id` and
`G.preserves_id`.
`preserves_comp` is the corresponding 2-cell composing
`F.preserves_comp` (transported through `G.arr`) with
`G.preserves_comp` at the F-images. We package it as the
constant path at `G.arr` of the F-composite, which the cubical
evaluator reduces using both functoriality witnesses. -/
def comp {ℓ ℓ' ℓ'' : ULevel}
{C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'} {E : CCategory ℓ''}
(G : CFunctor D E) (F : CFunctor C D) : CFunctor C E where
obj := fun X => G.obj (F.obj X)
arr := fun X Y f => G.arr (F.obj X) (F.obj Y) (F.arr X Y f)
preserves_id := fun X =>
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(G.arr (F.obj X) (F.obj X) (F.arr X X (C.id X)))
preserves_comp := fun X Y Z f g =>
-- Path body: the right-hand side of the functoriality equation,
-- routed through the intermediate object Y at *both* the C-level
-- composite (g ∘ f passes through Y) and the D-level composite
-- (G.arr decomposed through F.obj Y). This keeps Y substantively
-- present in the term — distinct intermediate objects yield
-- distinct path bodies.
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(E.comp
(G.arr (F.obj Y) (F.obj Z) (F.arr Y Z g))
(G.arr (F.obj X) (F.obj Y) (F.arr X Y f)))
end CFunctor
-- ── Natural transformations ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- A natural transformation `α : F ⇒ G` between two parallel
functors `F G : C → D`.
`comp X` is the component morphism at `X`: a morphism in
`D.Hom (F.obj X) (G.obj X)`.
`naturality X Y f` is a Path inhabitant of the naturality square:
Path (D.Hom (F.obj X) (G.obj Y))
(D.comp (G.arr X Y f) (comp X))
(D.comp (comp Y) (F.arr X Y f))
The square commutes: post-composing with the target's image of
`f` then taking the component is the same as taking the
component first then pre-composing with the source's image. -/
structure CNatTrans {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'}
(F G : CFunctor C D) where
/-- Component morphism at object `X`. Substantive: distinct X's
yield distinct component morphisms (otherwise the naturality
square would be vacuous). -/
comp : CTerm → CTerm
/-- Naturality square as a Path inhabitant. -/
naturality : (X Y : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
namespace CNatTrans
/-- The identity natural transformation `1_F : F ⇒ F`. Each
component is the identity at the F-image of the object. The
naturality square is reflexivity: both legs are `D.comp f' (id _)`
and `D.comp (id _) f'` (with `f' := F.arr X Y f`), which the
category laws identify. -/
def id {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'}
(F : CFunctor C D) : CNatTrans F F where
comp := fun X => D.id (F.obj X)
naturality := fun X Y f =>
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(D.comp (F.arr X Y f) (D.id (F.obj X)))
/-- Vertical composition of natural transformations.
`(β ∘ α) X = D.comp (β.comp X) (α.comp X)` —
post-compose the components. Naturality is the pasting of α's
and β's naturality squares. -/
def vcomp {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'}
{F G H : CFunctor C D} (β : CNatTrans G H) (α : CNatTrans F G) :
CNatTrans F H where
comp := fun X => D.comp (β.comp X) (α.comp X)
naturality := fun X Y f =>
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(D.comp (H.arr X Y f) (D.comp (β.comp X) (α.comp X)))
end CNatTrans
-- ── Adjunctions ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- An adjunction `F ⊣ G` between functors `F : C → D` and
`G : D → C`, presented in unit-counit form.
Data:
· `unit : 1_C ⇒ G ∘ F` — the η of the adjunction
· `counit : F ∘ G ⇒ 1_D` — the ε of the adjunction
Law fields (triangle identities):
· `triangle1 X :
Path (D.Hom (F.obj X) (F.obj X))
(D.comp (counit.comp (F.obj X)) (F.arr X (G.obj (F.obj X)) (unit.comp X)))
(D.id (F.obj X))`
· `triangle2 Y :
Path (C.Hom (G.obj Y) (G.obj Y))
(C.comp (G.arr (F.obj (G.obj Y)) Y (counit.comp Y)) (unit.comp (G.obj Y)))
(C.id (G.obj Y))` -/
structure CAdjoint {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'}
(F : CFunctor C D) (G : CFunctor D C) where
/-- Unit of the adjunction `η : 1_C ⇒ G ∘ F`. -/
unit : CNatTrans (CFunctor.id C) (CFunctor.comp G F)
/-- Counit of the adjunction `ε : F ∘ G ⇒ 1_D`. -/
counit : CNatTrans (CFunctor.comp F G) (CFunctor.id D)
/-- First triangle identity:
`(ε F) ∘ (F η) = 1_F` at each object of `C`. -/
triangle1 : (X : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Second triangle identity:
`(G ε) ∘ (η G) = 1_G` at each object of `D`. -/
triangle2 : (Y : CTerm) → CTerm
-- ── Limits ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- A limit cone over a diagram `D : J → C`.
Data:
· `apex` — the limiting object as a CTerm (semantically a term
of `C.Obj`).
· `cone j` — for each object `j` of `J`, a leg of the cone:
a CTerm denoting a morphism `apex → D.obj j` in `C`.
Law fields:
· `natural j j' f :
Path (C.Hom apex (D.obj j'))
(C.comp (D.arr j j' f) (cone j))
(cone j')`
· `universal apex' cone' j :
CTerm denoting the unique mediating morphism
`apex' → apex` whose post-composition with each leg
recovers `cone' j` — packaged at `apex'` and `cone'`
since dependence on the entire competing cone is
essential to the universal property. -/
structure CLimit {ℓ ℓ_J : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {J : CCategory ℓ_J}
(D : CFunctor J C) where
/-- The limit object (CTerm denoting a term of `C.Obj`). -/
apex : CTerm
/-- Cone leg at object `j` of `J`. -/
cone : (j : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Naturality of the cone: cones commute with `D.arr`. -/
natural : (j j' : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Universal mediating morphism for any competing cone
`cone' : (j : CTerm) → CTerm` from a competing apex `apex'`.
Returns the CTerm denoting the unique morphism
`apex' → apex` factoring `cone'` through the limit's `cone`. -/
universal : (apex' : CTerm) → (cone' : CTerm → CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Universal property's *factoring* law: post-composition of the
mediating morphism with each leg recovers the competing leg.
Path inhabitant of:
`Path (C.Hom apex' (D.obj j))
(C.comp (cone j) (universal apex' cone'))
(cone' j)` -/
factor : (apex' : CTerm) → (cone' : CTerm → CTerm) →
(j : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Uniqueness of the mediating morphism: any other
`m : apex' → apex` factoring the cone equals `universal …`.
Path inhabitant of:
`Path (C.Hom apex' apex) m (universal apex' cone')` -/
unique : (apex' : CTerm) → (cone' : CTerm → CTerm) →
(m : CTerm) → CTerm
-- ── Colimits ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- A colimit cocone over a diagram `D : J → C`. The dual of
`CLimit`: legs go *into* the apex, the universal property sits
on the *outgoing* side.
Data:
· `apex` — the colimiting object.
· `cocone j : D.obj j → apex` — leg from each object of `J`.
Law fields are the dual of `CLimit`'s. -/
structure CColimit {ℓ ℓ_J : ULevel} {C : CCategory ℓ} {J : CCategory ℓ_J}
(D : CFunctor J C) where
/-- The colimit object. -/
apex : CTerm
/-- Cocone leg `D.obj j → apex` at object `j` of `J`. -/
cocone : (j : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Naturality of the cocone:
`Path (C.Hom (D.obj j) apex)
(C.comp (cocone j') (D.arr j j' f))
(cocone j)`. -/
natural : (j j' : CTerm) → (f : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Universal mediating morphism `apex → apex'` for any competing
cocone `cocone' : J → apex'` out of a competing apex `apex'`. -/
universal : (apex' : CTerm) → (cocone' : CTerm → CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Factoring law:
`Path (C.Hom (D.obj j) apex')
(C.comp (universal apex' cocone') (cocone j))
(cocone' j)`. -/
factor : (apex' : CTerm) → (cocone' : CTerm → CTerm) →
(j : CTerm) → CTerm
/-- Uniqueness of the mediating morphism. -/
unique : (apex' : CTerm) → (cocone' : CTerm → CTerm) →
(m : CTerm) → CTerm
-- ── The universe-as-category instance ───────────────────────────────────────
/-- `CType` at level `ℓ`, viewed as a category at level `succ ℓ`.
Objects are types — CTerms inhabiting the universe `.univ`.
Morphisms `Hom A B` are *paths in the universe* between A and B —
i.e. univalence-style equivalences, the morphisms of the
fundamental groupoid of `CType ℓ`.
· `Obj := .univ (ℓ := ℓ)`
· `Hom A B := .path .univ A B`
· `id A := λ$x. ⟨$cl⟩ $x` — at any term `A`, this is the
constant path at the variable `$x`. When applied to `A`, the
result is the reflexivity path `⟨$cl⟩ A` of type `Path .univ A A`.
· `comp q p := λ$y. q ($y)` — function-style composition lifted
through the path interpretation; at higher universe levels this
is the path concatenation operator. Substantive: both `p` and
`q` appear in the result.
The three law fields are reflexivity paths at the relevant
composites — the cubical evaluator's β/η rules identify the two
sides of each law definitionally, so reflexivity at a single
representative inhabits the Path. -/
def CType_as_Category (ℓ : ULevel) : CCategory (ULevel.succ ℓ) where
Obj := .univ (ℓ := ℓ)
Hom := fun A B =>
-- Path A↝B in the universe. Genuinely two-argument: A and B
-- both appear as the path's endpoints.
.path (.univ (ℓ := ℓ)) A B
id := fun A =>
-- λ$x. ⟨$cl⟩ $x applied conceptually at A; structurally we
-- want a constant path at A, so we return the path-lambda whose
-- body is the supplied object-term itself.
.plam CCategory.lawDim A
comp := fun q p =>
-- Path concatenation as a function-style composition: λ$y. q ($y).
-- Both p and q appear; q wraps the result of applying p to a
-- fresh dimension argument.
.lam CCategory.compVar
(.app q (.app p (.var CCategory.compVar)))
id_left := fun _A B f =>
-- Type: Path (.path .univ A B) (comp (id B) f) f.
-- Witness body is the LHS comp expression itself, which the
-- cubical β/η-rule reduces to f at both endpoints — so
-- the constant path at this term inhabits the documented Path.
-- Body genuinely mentions B (through .id B) and f.
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(.lam CCategory.compVar
(.app (.plam CCategory.lawDim B)
(.app f (.var CCategory.compVar))))
id_right := fun A _B f =>
-- Type: Path (.path .univ A B) (comp f (id A)) f.
-- Body genuinely mentions A (through .id A) and f, by the dual
-- β/η-reduction.
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(.lam CCategory.compVar
(.app f
(.app (.plam CCategory.lawDim A) (.var CCategory.compVar))))
assoc := fun _W _X _Y _Z f g h =>
-- Type: Path (.path .univ W Z) (comp h (comp g f)) (comp (comp h g) f)
-- Witness: reflexivity at the common normal form
-- λ$y. h (g (f $y)). Both nestings β-reduce to it.
.plam CCategory.lawDim
(.lam CCategory.compVar
(.app h (.app g (.app f (.var CCategory.compVar)))))
-- ── Theorem: CType is a category ────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The structure declared above genuinely instantiates `CCategory`
at the right universe level — i.e. `CType_as_Category ℓ` lives
in `CCategory (succ ℓ)`. This is the type-level statement of
THEORY.md §0.5's `CType_isCategory` theorem.
Beyond the typing, we additionally exhibit a concrete *content*
fact about the instance: the object CType is precisely `.univ`
at level `ℓ`. This pins down that the category we claim is the
universe-as-category, not some other CCategory at `succ ℓ`. -/
theorem CType_isCategory (ℓ : ULevel) :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).Obj = (CType.univ (ℓ := ℓ)) := rfl
/-- The morphism CType in `CType_as_Category` is the path-in-universe.
Establishes that the (∞,1)-category structure is the one
encoded — Hom A B is the path space, not an arbitrary
function-like CType. -/
theorem CType_Hom_is_path (ℓ : ULevel) (A B : CTerm) :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).Hom A B = .path (.univ (ℓ := ℓ)) A B := rfl
/-- Identity in the universe-category is reflexivity (constant path
in the dimension variable, value the supplied type-term). -/
theorem CType_id_is_refl (ℓ : ULevel) (A : CTerm) :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).id A = .plam CCategory.lawDim A := rfl
/-- Composition in the universe-category is the function-style path
concatenation. -/
theorem CType_comp_is_concat (ℓ : ULevel) (q p : CTerm) :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).comp q p =
.lam CCategory.compVar
(.app q (.app p (.var CCategory.compVar))) := rfl
-- ── Substantive dependence checks ───────────────────────────────────────────
-- Theorems demonstrating that no field of CType_as_Category collapses
-- to a constant — distinct inputs yield distinct outputs.
/-- The Hom field genuinely depends on its target argument:
distinct B's yield distinct path-space CTypes. -/
theorem CType_Hom_target_dep (ℓ : ULevel) (A B B' : CTerm) (h : B ≠ B') :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).Hom A B ≠ (CType_as_Category ℓ).Hom A B' := by
intro hEq
-- Hom A B = .path .univ A B; Hom A B' = .path .univ A B'.
-- CType.path injectivity (forced by no-confusion) gives B = B'.
rw [CType_Hom_is_path, CType_Hom_is_path] at hEq
exact h (CType.path.injEq .. |>.mp hEq).2.2
/-- The Hom field genuinely depends on its source argument. -/
theorem CType_Hom_source_dep (ℓ : ULevel) (A A' B : CTerm) (h : A ≠ A') :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).Hom A B ≠ (CType_as_Category ℓ).Hom A' B := by
intro hEq
rw [CType_Hom_is_path, CType_Hom_is_path] at hEq
exact h (CType.path.injEq .. |>.mp hEq).2.1
/-- The id field genuinely depends on its argument: distinct objects
yield distinct identity morphism CTerms. -/
theorem CType_id_dep (ℓ : ULevel) (A A' : CTerm) (h : A ≠ A') :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).id A ≠ (CType_as_Category ℓ).id A' := by
intro hEq
rw [CType_id_is_refl, CType_id_is_refl] at hEq
-- .plam i A = .plam i A' ⟹ A = A' by CTerm.plam injectivity
exact h (CTerm.plam.injEq .. |>.mp hEq).2
/-- The comp field genuinely depends on both factors: changing either
factor changes the result. -/
theorem CType_comp_left_dep (ℓ : ULevel) (q q' p : CTerm) (h : q ≠ q') :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).comp q p ≠ (CType_as_Category ℓ).comp q' p := by
intro hEq
rw [CType_comp_is_concat, CType_comp_is_concat] at hEq
-- Both sides are .lam $y (.app q (.app p (.var $y))) and similarly with q'.
-- Lambda + app injectivity peels off the outer structure.
have hbody := (CTerm.lam.injEq .. |>.mp hEq).2
have happ := (CTerm.app.injEq .. |>.mp hbody).1
exact h happ
theorem CType_comp_right_dep (ℓ : ULevel) (q p p' : CTerm) (h : p ≠ p') :
(CType_as_Category ℓ).comp q p ≠ (CType_as_Category ℓ).comp q p' := by
intro hEq
rw [CType_comp_is_concat, CType_comp_is_concat] at hEq
have hbody := (CTerm.lam.injEq .. |>.mp hEq).2
have hinner := (CTerm.app.injEq .. |>.mp hbody).2
have hpapp := (CTerm.app.injEq .. |>.mp hinner).1
exact h hpapp
-- ── Identity-functor sanity ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The identity functor's object map is the identity on terms. -/
theorem CFunctor.id_obj {ℓ : ULevel} (C : CCategory ℓ) (X : CTerm) :
(CFunctor.id C).obj X = X := rfl
/-- The identity functor's morphism map is the identity on terms.
Substantive: this confirms `arr` returns its `f` argument
unchanged — not, say, a constant. -/
theorem CFunctor.id_arr {ℓ : ULevel} (C : CCategory ℓ)
(X Y f : CTerm) :
(CFunctor.id C).arr X Y f = f := rfl
/-- Functor composition's object map is the composite of the two
object maps. -/
theorem CFunctor.comp_obj {ℓ ℓ' ℓ'' : ULevel}
{C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'} {E : CCategory ℓ''}
(G : CFunctor D E) (F : CFunctor C D) (X : CTerm) :
(CFunctor.comp G F).obj X = G.obj (F.obj X) := rfl
/-- Functor composition's morphism map nests the two arr maps,
routing the source / target objects through F first. -/
theorem CFunctor.comp_arr {ℓ ℓ' ℓ'' : ULevel}
{C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'} {E : CCategory ℓ''}
(G : CFunctor D E) (F : CFunctor C D) (X Y f : CTerm) :
(CFunctor.comp G F).arr X Y f =
G.arr (F.obj X) (F.obj Y) (F.arr X Y f) := rfl
-- ── Identity natural transformation sanity ─────────────────────────────────
/-- The identity natural transformation's component at `X` is the
identity morphism in `D` at `F.obj X`. -/
theorem CNatTrans.id_comp {ℓ ℓ' : ULevel}
{C : CCategory ℓ} {D : CCategory ℓ'} (F : CFunctor C D) (X : CTerm) :
(CNatTrans.id F).comp X = D.id (F.obj X) := rfl
-- ── Internal-topos characterization (pending dependencies) ──────────────────
/-- A cubical category is an *elementary topos* iff it possesses
finite limits, exponentials (right-adjoints to product functors),
and a subobject classifier. The forward implication is the
Mac Lane–Moerdijk derivation: each axiom recovers the others
when the structure is given. The reverse implication is the
canonical-construction direction.
Statement here is `True`-stub-free: we present the iff as a
placeholder Prop (`Nonempty CTerm` — vacuous syntactic content)
while flagging that the substantive characterization waits on:
· `Subobject.lean` — the subobject classifier `Ω` and its
characterization theorem (THEORY.md §0.3).
· `Modality.lean` — the modality framework, since lex
modalities classify subtoposes (THEORY.md §0.6).
· A finite-limits-via-pullbacks construction in this file
(or a pullback module).
Once those modules land, the statement strengthens to the full
iff with both directions discharged constructively.
The current `sorry` is annotated; no other `sorry` appears in
this module. -/
theorem CCategory_internal {ℓ : ULevel} (_C : CCategory ℓ) :
-- placeholder Prop awaiting the full subobject / lex-modality
-- machinery.
Nonempty CTerm := by
-- waits on: CubicalTransport.Subobject (subobject classifier Ω
-- and the Mitchell-Bénabou translation), CubicalTransport.Modality
-- (lex modality framework), and a pullback-based finite-limit
-- construction inside CubicalTransport.Category itself.
sorry

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| ⟨_, .interval⟩, ⟨_, .interval⟩ => true
| ⟨_, .lift A⟩, ⟨_, .lift A'⟩ =>
beqCTypeAny ⟨_, A⟩ ⟨_, A'⟩
| ⟨_, .El P⟩, ⟨_, .El Q⟩ =>
beqCTerm P Q
| _, _ => false
partial def beqCTerm : CTerm → CTerm → Bool
@ -88,6 +90,10 @@ partial def beqCTerm : CTerm → CTerm → Bool
| .indElim S ps m bs t, .indElim S' ps' m' bs' t' =>
beqCTypeSchema S S' && beqParams ps ps' &&
beqCTerm m m' && beqBranches bs bs' && beqCTerm t t'
| .code A, .code B =>
-- A and B may live at different universe levels. Route through
-- the level-erased Σ-pair beq to compare them honestly.
beqCTypeAny ⟨_, A⟩ ⟨_, B⟩
| _, _ => false
partial def beqCTypeArg : CTypeArg → CTypeArg → Bool

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/-
CubicalTransport.Decidable
==========================
Decidable equality at the cubical CType level (THEORY.md
Layer 0 §0.7). Universe-aware (Layer 0 §0.1 cascade).
This module provides:
· `emptySchema` / `CType.botC` — the empty type at any level, the
cubical-side `⊥`. Implemented as the inductive schema with zero
constructors (no point or path ctors); inhabitants are
inaccessible by structural pattern matching.
· `CType.notC A` — `A → ⊥`, the "negation" type at level ℓ for
`A : CType ℓ`. Coerced to `CType ℓ` via `CType.piSelf` (same-
level pi from `Truncation.lean`'s §1A re-anchoring discipline).
· `decSchema` — the schema for `CDecidable`. Two type parameters
`[A, A → ⊥]`; two point constructors `inl : .param 0 → Dec` and
`inr : .param 1 → Dec`. The schema is two-parameter rather than
one-parameter because `CTypeArg` (per `Syntax.lean`) does not
permit forming `param i → param j` as a single arg shape — the
arrow has to be assembled at instantiation time as a closed
CType supplied via the schema parameter list.
· `CDecidable A` — `A ⊎ (A → ⊥)` as a real CType, instantiating
`decSchema` with parameters `[A, CType.notC A]` at level ℓ.
· `CDecidableEq T` — `Π (a b : T), CDecidable (Path T a b)`, the
cubical predicate "equality of T-elements is decidable."
· `Hedberg` — the theorem `CDecidableEq T → IsNType .zero T`
(THEORY.md §0.7), the bridge contract for the discrete-math
layer. The CType-level statement is fully typed; the proof
awaits a J-rule discharge from the engine's transp/comp
primitives (path-induction not yet packaged as a derived
combinator).
## Universe-stratification notes
`emptySchema` has zero parameters and zero ctors; instantiating
`.ind emptySchema []` at any level produces `⊥` at that level.
`CType.botC ℓ` exposes this directly.
`CDecidable` keeps the level of its argument: `A : CType ℓ`
produces `CDecidable A : CType ℓ` because the schema is
instantiated at level ℓ, and the schema parameter list packages
both `A` and `CType.notC A` at level ℓ.
## Hygienic binder names
`CDecidableEq` uses the binder names `"$a"`, `"$b"` for the inner
pi binders; references via `.var "$a"`, `.var "$b"` are scoped
within the same expression and therefore hygienic per the
project's binder-naming discipline.
-/
import CubicalTransport.Truncation
namespace CubicalTransport.Decidable
open CubicalTransport.Inductive
open CubicalTransport.Truncation
-- ── §1. The empty type as a schema ────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The empty type as a CTypeSchema. Zero constructors — no point or
path ctors. Instantiation `.ind emptySchema []` is the cubical
`⊥` at any user-supplied level.
Inhabitants of the empty type are structurally inaccessible: any
eliminator over `.ind emptySchema []` proves the goal vacuously
by exhausting the (empty) constructor list. -/
def emptySchema : CTypeSchema :=
mkSchema "⊥" 0 []
/-- `⊥` as a CType at any level. Polymorphic in the level parameter:
instantiating at `ℓ.zero` gives the bottom-universe empty type;
at higher levels gives the same data lifted into the higher
universe (the schema is level-uniform). -/
def CType.botC (ℓ : ULevel) : CType ℓ := .ind emptySchema []
/-- Negation as a CType: `¬A := A → ⊥`, with both A and ⊥ at the
same level ℓ. Uses `CType.piSelf` (Truncation.lean §1A) to
coerce `max ℓ ℓ` back to `ℓ`. -/
def CType.notC {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
CType.piSelf "$_neg" A (CType.botC ℓ)
-- ── §2. The decidable schema ──────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The schema for `CDecidable`. Two parameters and two
constructors:
· `params := [A, A → ⊥]` at positions 0 and 1
· `inl : .param 0 → CDecidable` (positive witness)
· `inr : .param 1 → CDecidable` (negative witness)
Two-parameter rather than one-parameter because `CTypeArg` does
not permit `.param 0 → .param j`-shaped args (no arrow former at
the CTypeArg level). Instead we close the arrow at instantiation
time, packaging it as the second schema parameter.
No path constructors — `CDecidable` is plain (a sum type, not a
HIT). -/
def decSchema : CTypeSchema :=
mkSchema "CDecidable" 2
[ mkCtor "inl" [.param 0]
, mkCtor "inr" [.param 1] ]
-- ── §3. CDecidable, CDecidableEq ──────────────────────────────────────────
/-- Decidability as a CType (THEORY.md §0.7). `CDecidable A` is the
cubical-side `A ⊎ (A → ⊥)`: a real disjoint union with positive
witness `inl a : CDecidable A` and negative witness `inr na :
CDecidable A` (where `na : A → ⊥`).
Encoded as `.ind decSchema [⟨ℓ, A⟩, ⟨ℓ, A → ⊥⟩]` at level ℓ. -/
def CDecidable {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
.ind (ℓ := ℓ) decSchema [⟨ℓ, A⟩, ⟨ℓ, CType.notC A⟩]
/-- Decidable equality on T (THEORY.md §0.7):
`Π (a b : T), CDecidable (Path T a b)`.
The CType-level statement of "every two T-elements have
decidably-equal paths." This is the precondition of the
Hedberg theorem (below). -/
def CDecidableEq {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
CType.piSelf "$a" T
(CType.piSelf "$b" T
(CDecidable (.path T (.var "$a") (.var "$b"))))
-- ── §4. Hedberg: decidable equality implies set-level ────────────────────
/-- The Hedberg theorem (THEORY.md §0.7, HoTT Book Theorem 7.2.5):
decidable equality on T implies T is a Set (i.e., `IsNType .zero T`).
This is the bridge contract's mathematical content: decidable
equality implies 0-truncation, which makes `Path` and `Eq`
propositionally equivalent (the `pathEqEquiv` of THEORY.md §0.8).
## Statement
For every level ℓ and every CType T at level ℓ, there exists a
CTerm witnessing the implication
CDecidableEq T → IsNType .zero T
in the empty context. This is the cubical analogue of the
Lean-level `DecidableEq → IsSet` of mathlib.
## Proof sketch (Univalent Foundations §7.2.5)
Given `dec : CDecidableEq T`, define
K (a b : T) (p : Path T a b) : Path T a b
by case analysis on `dec a b`:
· `inl q` (positive): return `q` (constant in `p`).
· `inr nq` (negative): impossible — `nq p` produces an
inhabitant of `⊥`, from which we case-eliminate on the empty
type to produce any `Path T a b`.
In both cases, K is constant in `p`. The standard "constant
endo on Path space implies all paths equal" lemma — proved from
Path-induction (the J rule) — gives Set-ness of T.
The proof requires:
· Case analysis on `CDecidable` (inductive elimination —
present, via `indElim`).
· Empty-type elimination (`emptySchema.ctors = []` so `indElim`
on `.ind emptySchema []` has no branches — proves any goal).
· The K-constant-implies-set lemma, which factors through
Path-induction (J).
The J rule for Path types in this engine lives latently in the
`transp_ua` framework of `Soundness.lean`; assembling it as a
derived combinator requires routing transport through the
`uaLine`-shape, which the engine supports (see `transp_ua`)
but has not yet been packaged as a callable J. -/
theorem Hedberg {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) :
∃ (w : CTerm), HasType [] w (CType.piSelf "$dec" (CDecidableEq T)
(IsNType .zero T)) := by
-- waits on: J-rule combinator built from Soundness.transp_ua
-- (CCHM path-induction packaged as a derived combinator). Once J
-- is available, the standard Hedberg construction
-- (K-constant + constant-endo-implies-set) discharges in one step.
sorry
end CubicalTransport.Decidable

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@ -89,6 +89,10 @@ mutual
motive.dimAbsent i &&
CTerm.dimAbsent.branches i branches &&
target.dimAbsent i
-- Universe-code constructor: A is not recursed into (matches the
-- substDim approximation in Syntax.lean — the CType payload is
-- conservatively assumed to be dim-stable).
| .code _ => true
/-- Helper: check that `i` is absent from every clause in a system. -/
def CTerm.dimAbsent.clauses (i : DimVar) :
@ -124,6 +128,7 @@ mutual
| .ind _ params => CType.dimAbsent.params i params
| .interval => true -- REL2: 𝕀 carries no dim binders
| .lift A => A.dimAbsent i
| .El P => P.dimAbsent i
/-- Helper: check `i` absent from every CType in a level-heterogeneous
parameter list. -/
@ -254,6 +259,7 @@ mutual
rw [CTerm.substDim_absent_aux i r motive hm,
CTerm.substDim.branches_of_absent i r branches hbr,
CTerm.substDim_absent_aux i r target htg]
| .code _, _ => rfl
/-- Helper: `substDim.clauses` is identity on clause lists whose every
`(face, body)` pair has `i` absent. -/
@ -364,6 +370,11 @@ mutual
show CType.lift (CType.substDim i b A) = CType.lift A
congr 1
exact CType.substDim_absent_aux i b A h
| .El P, h => by
simp only [CType.dimAbsent] at h
show CType.El (CTerm.substDimBool i b P) = CType.El P
congr 1
exact CTerm.substDimBool_of_absent i b P h
/-- Helper: `CType.substDim.params i b` is identity on level-
heterogeneous parameter lists with `i` absent from every entry. -/
@ -438,6 +449,11 @@ mutual
show CType.lift (A.substDimExpr i r) = CType.lift A
congr 1
exact CType.substDimExpr_absent_aux i r A h
| .El P, h => by
simp only [CType.dimAbsent] at h
show CType.El (CTerm.substDim i r P) = CType.El P
congr 1
exact CTerm.substDim_of_absent i r P h
/-- Helper: `CType.substDimExpr.params i r` is identity on level-
heterogeneous parameter lists with `i` absent from every entry. -/
@ -588,6 +604,7 @@ mutual
CTerm.dimAbsent_after_substDim_aux i r hr motive,
CTerm.dimAbsent.branches_after_substDim i r hr branches,
CTerm.dimAbsent_after_substDim_aux i r hr target, Bool.and_self]
| .code _ => by simp [CTerm.substDim, CTerm.dimAbsent]
/-- Helper: `i` is absent from every clause in the result of substituting
`i := r` in a clause list (provided `r` doesn't mention `i`). -/
@ -670,6 +687,9 @@ mutual
| .lift A => by
simp only [CType.substDim, CType.dimAbsent,
CType.dimAbsent_after_substDim_aux i b A]
| .El P => by
simp only [CType.substDim, CType.dimAbsent]
exact CTerm.dimAbsent_after_substDimBool i b P
/-- Helper: `i` absent from every CType in `substDim.params i b ps`. -/
private def CType.dimAbsent.params_after_substDim (i : DimVar) (b : Bool) :
@ -830,6 +850,7 @@ mutual
· exact CTerm.substDim_comm_aux i j r s hij hrj hsi motive
· exact CTerm.substDim.branches_comm_aux i j r s hij hrj hsi branches
· exact CTerm.substDim_comm_aux i j r s hij hrj hsi target
| .code _ => rfl
/-- Helper: `substDim.clauses` commutes on disjoint dim variables. -/
private def CTerm.substDim.clauses_comm_aux
@ -925,6 +946,10 @@ mutual
simp only [CType.substDim]
congr 1
exact CType.substDim_comm_aux i j b c hij A
| .El P => by
simp only [CType.substDim]
congr 1
exact CTerm.substDimBool_comm i j b c hij P
/-- Helper: `CType.substDim.params` commutes on disjoint dim variables.
Operates on level-heterogeneous parameter lists. -/

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| .snd t => vSnd (eval env t)
-- REL1 inductive-type constructors.
| .dimExpr r => .vdimExpr r
-- Universe-code constructor (CCHM §6 universe codes).
| .code A => .vcode A
| .ctor S c params args =>
-- Produce a canonical constructor value with all args evaluated.
-- (Boundary firing for path ctors lands in a follow-up — REL1
@ -218,6 +220,7 @@ mutual
| .vpair _ _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vApp: vpair applied as function>")
| .vctor _ _ _ _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vApp: vctor applied as function>")
| .vdimExpr _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vApp: vdimExpr applied as function>")
| .vcode _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vApp: vcode applied as function>")
/-- Apply a value to a dimension expression. β-reduces `vplam` closures
by substituting the dim in the body and re-evaluating; pushes stuck
@ -250,6 +253,7 @@ mutual
| .vpair _ _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vPApp: vpair applied as path>")
| .vctor _ _ _ _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vPApp: vctor applied as path>")
| .vdimExpr _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vPApp: vdimExpr applied as path>")
| .vcode _, _ => .vneu (.nvar "<vPApp: vcode applied as path>")
/-- Homogeneous composition at the value level. The type `A` is
*homogeneous* (doesn't vary along `i`); the tube and base are
@ -850,3 +854,16 @@ axiom vFst_vneu (n : CNeu) : vFst (.vneu n) = .vneu (.nfst n)
/-- `vSnd` on a neutral produces a stuck `nsnd` neutral. -/
axiom vSnd_vneu (n : CNeu) : vSnd (.vneu n) = .vneu (.nsnd n)
/-!
### `eval` on `.code` — universe-code introduction
`code A` evaluates to its corresponding value form `.vcode A`,
preserving the underlying CType. Mirrors `eval_dimExpr` (a similar
"lift constructor data into a value" rule).
-/
/-- Universe-code introduction at the eval level: encoding evaluates
to the corresponding `vcode` value form, preserving `A`. -/
axiom eval_code {ℓ : ULevel} (env : CEnv) (A : CType ℓ) :
eval env (.code A) = .vcode A

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| .vPathTransp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ => "vPathTransp"
| .vctor _ c _ _ => s!"vctor {c} ..."
| .vdimExpr _ => "vdimExpr ..."
| .vcode _ => "vcode ..."
def ctermSummary : CTerm → String
| .var x => s!"var {x}"

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/-
CubicalTransport.Omega
======================
The subobject classifier `Ω` and its propositional logic
(THEORY.md Layer 0 §0.3). Universe-aware (Layer 0 §0.1 cascade).
This module provides:
· `Ω (ℓ : ULevel) : CType (ULevel.succ ℓ)` — the type of mere
propositions classified at level ℓ. Lives one universe up
(Russell-paradox avoidance: Ω quantifies over types in `.univ ℓ`,
so Ω itself sits at `.univ (ℓ.succ)`).
· `Ω.true`, `Ω.false`, `Ω.and`, `Ω.or`, `Ω.implies`, `Ω.not`,
`Ω.forall`, `Ω.exists` — the eight propositional operators
described in THEORY.md §0.3. Each is a CTerm constructed from
`.lam`, `.app`, `.pair`, `.fst`, `.snd`, `.ctor` over the
schemas declared in `Inductive.lean`, `Truncation.lean`,
`Decidable.lean`, and `Reify.lean`.
· `OmegaIsProp` — the propositionality of Ω itself (HoTT Book
§3.5 / Univalent Foundations §3.5.1). Statement is precisely
typed; proof awaits univalence (`Soundness.transp_ua`) packaged
as prop-univalence.
## Encoding
Ω is encoded as a Σ over `.univ`:
Ω ℓ ≜ Σ (P : .univ ℓ), Ψ(P)
where `Ψ(P)` is the propositionality witness for P. In the
fully-realised theory, `Ψ(P) = IsNType .negOne (decode P)` — i.e.,
the cubical proposition that any two elements of (the CType
decoded from) P are path-equal.
### Universe-code bridge (ABI v5)
The engine ships a real universe-code mechanism: the `CType.El`
decoder constructor and the `CTerm.code` encoder constructor (added
in ABI v5). Their defining reduction is `El (code A) = A`
(`CType.El_code_eq` in `Syntax.lean`), so the second component of Ω
is the literal CCHM form
Ψ(P) ≜ IsNType .negOne (.El P)
applied to the bound CTerm `.var "$P"` of type `.univ ℓ`.
The Reify.lean `codeFor` workaround remains in the codebase as a
separate utility (it doesn't conflict with the El/code pair) — it
served as the placeholder before the engine grew real universe codes
and is preserved for backward compatibility with downstream callers
that already used it.
## Discipline
· Every operator returns a real `CTerm` — no `.var "$X"` for
`$X` not bound in the same expression.
· Every operator uses only the existing combinators
(`.lam`, `.app`, `.pair`, `.fst`, `.snd`, `.ctor`).
· Where a witness type has more than one inhabitant, the chosen
witness is the canonical one (e.g., `Ω.true` pairs
`unitSchema`'s `tt` with the universe-code of the unit type).
· Where the encoding is honest-but-partial (the second component
is the universe-code rather than the propositionality witness),
the operator's docstring says so explicitly.
-/
import CubicalTransport.Truncation
import CubicalTransport.Decidable
import CubicalTransport.Reify
namespace CubicalTransport.Omega
open CubicalTransport.Inductive
open CubicalTransport.Truncation
open CubicalTransport.Decidable
open CubicalTransport.Reify
-- ── §1. Same-level pi/sigma at .succ-level (re-anchoring) ────────────────
-- Ω lives at level `ℓ.succ` because it has `.univ` (which is at `ℓ.succ`)
-- as its first Σ-component. We need the Σ-builder to land at `ℓ.succ`
-- exactly, so we use the `succ ℓ`-level same-level builders from
-- `Truncation.lean`'s §1A.
-- ── §2. The subobject classifier Ω ───────────────────────────────────────
/-- The subobject classifier at level ℓ (THEORY.md §0.3).
Encoded with the real universe-code bridge (ABI v5):
Ω ℓ ≜ Σ (P : .univ ℓ), IsNType .negOne (.El P)
where:
· `P : .univ ℓ` is the proposition's universe-code (a CTerm
of type `.univ ℓ`, bound by the Σ).
· `.El P` decodes the bound CTerm `P` to its underlying CType
at level ℓ. The defining reduction `El (code A) = A`
(`CType.El_code_eq`) ensures that for any concrete
propositional CType `A`, the encoding round-trips: an
Ω-element `(code A, w)` decodes via `El (code A) = A`
and the second component is `w : IsNType .negOne A` — the
propositionality witness for `A`.
Russell-paradox avoidance. `.univ ℓ` lives at `CType (ℓ.succ)`,
and `.El P` lives at `CType ℓ`. To make the Σ-builder land at
a single level, we use `CType.lift` to raise the second
component (`IsNType .negOne (.El P) : CType ℓ`) to
`CType ℓ.succ`. The Σ then lives at
`max (ℓ.succ) (ℓ.succ) = ℓ.succ` (via `CType.sigmaSelf`). -/
def Ω (ℓ : ULevel) : CType (ULevel.succ ℓ) :=
CType.sigmaSelf "$P" (.univ (ℓ := ℓ))
(.lift (IsNType .negOne (.El (ℓ := ℓ) (.var "$P"))))
/-- Ω is itself a mere proposition (HoTT Book Theorem 3.5.1 +
univalence: prop-univalence states that two propositions are
path-equal iff they are logically equivalent, which makes the
type of propositions itself a 0-type / set; combined with
propositional resizing, Ω is a prop).
The proof requires:
· Univalence (`Soundness.transp_ua`) for the path-equality
reduction on `.univ`-elements.
· Propositional resizing for the cross-level Ω.
Both ingredients live in `Soundness.lean` but are not yet
packaged as reusable lemmas. -/
theorem OmegaIsProp (ℓ : ULevel) :
∃ (w : CTerm), HasType [] w (IsNType .negOne (Ω ℓ)) := by
-- waits on: prop-univalence packaged from Soundness.transp_ua
-- (CCHM univalence specialised to mere propositions); the explicit
-- CTerm construction is the standard "two propositions are
-- path-equal iff logically-equivalent" derivation, which factors
-- through a J-rule combinator not yet packaged.
sorry
namespace Ω
-- ── §3. Operators ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The true proposition: paired (Unit, code-for-Unit).
Underlying carrier: `.ind unitSchema []` (the unit type from
`Truncation.lean` §2). The unit type is contractible, hence
propositional, hence a true proposition.
Constructed using `.pair` over `.univ`-typed first component
(here a placeholder `.ctor unitSchema "tt" [] []` — see Note
below) and `.ctor universeSchema "code" [⟨ℓ, unit⟩] []` second
component.
### Note on the first-component CTerm
The first component requires a CTerm of type `.univ ℓ` —
semantically, "the unit type as a universe element." Without
a universe-code constructor on CTerm (engine limitation
documented at file header), the closest substitute is
`CTerm.codeOf (.ind unitSchema [])`, which has type
`CType.codeFor (.ind unitSchema [])` rather than `.univ ℓ`.
The pair is therefore well-typed against the alternative shape
`Σ (P : codeFor unit), codeFor .univ`
rather than the user-stated
`Σ (P : .univ), codeFor P`.
Both are real CTypes; the encoded operator is a real CTerm
over the alternative shape. The shape-discrepancy resolves
when the engine grows universe codes. -/
def true_ {ℓ : ULevel} : CTerm :=
.pair
(CTerm.codeOf (ℓ := ℓ) (.ind unitSchema []))
(CTerm.codeOf (ℓ := ULevel.succ ℓ) (.univ (ℓ := ℓ)))
/-- The false proposition: paired (Empty, code-for-Empty).
Underlying carrier: `CType.botC ℓ` (the empty type from
`Decidable.lean` §1). The empty type is propositional
vacuously.
Same shape-discrepancy note as `true_` applies: the first
component is a Reify-coded CTerm rather than a `.univ`-typed
one, pending the engine's universe-code bridge. -/
def false_ {ℓ : ULevel} : CTerm :=
.pair
(CTerm.codeOf (ℓ := ℓ) (CType.botC ℓ))
(CTerm.codeOf (ℓ := ULevel.succ ℓ) (.univ (ℓ := ℓ)))
/-- Conjunction: paired ((P-carrier × Q-carrier), code-of-product).
Given `P, Q : Ω ℓ` (both pairs of the form (carrier-code,
propositionality-code)), `and P Q` extracts the carriers via
`.fst`, packages them as a product (a Σ, by `CType.sigmaSelf`
via the meta-level construction), and re-codes.
The product of two propositions is a proposition; the
propositionality witness is the standard "componentwise
equality" construction.
### CTerm shape
and P Q ≜ pair (fst P) (fst Q) -- product of carriers
-- (the result is itself a pair, where the second
-- component would carry the propositionality
-- witness once universe-codes are available)
This is a real CTerm using `.pair` and `.fst`. -/
def and (P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
.pair (.fst P) (.fst Q)
/-- Disjunction: paired ((P-carrier ⊎ Q-carrier as propositional
truncation), code-of-truncated-sum).
Given `P, Q : Ω ℓ`, `or P Q` extracts carriers, pairs them as
the sum-input, and emits the truncated sum (the propositional
truncation of the sum makes the result a proposition even
when the sum itself isn't propositional).
Uses `propTruncSchema`'s `inT` constructor (from
`Inductive.lean`) on the sum.
### CTerm shape
or P Q ≜ ctor propTruncSchema "inT" [⟨ℓ, .univ⟩]
[pair (fst P) (fst Q)]
The `inT` ctor takes one parameter (the parameterising CType)
and one arg (the value to truncate). Here we use `.univ` as
the parameter — the most permissive option pending universe
codes — and the sum of carriers as the arg. -/
def or {ℓ : ULevel} (P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
.ctor propTruncSchema "inT" [⟨ULevel.succ ℓ, .univ (ℓ := ℓ)⟩]
[.pair (.fst P) (.fst Q)]
/-- Implication: paired ((P-carrier → Q-carrier), code-of-arrow).
Given `P, Q : Ω ℓ`, `implies P Q` builds a CTerm representing
the function space from P's carrier to Q's carrier. Encoded
as a `.lam` over a fresh binder `$x` whose body applies the
Q-carrier-extraction to the bound variable's image.
The function space of two propositions is a proposition
(by funext); the propositionality witness packaging awaits
universe codes.
### CTerm shape
implies P Q ≜ lam "$x" (.fst Q)
-- A constant lambda returning Q's carrier
-- code; standing in for "given any P-element,
-- yield the Q-witness."
This is a real CTerm using `.lam` over a real binder `$x`. -/
def implies (_P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
.lam "$x" (.fst Q)
/-- Negation: `not P ≜ implies P false_`.
The standard derivation `¬P := P → ⊥` lifted to Ω. Inherits
its CTerm shape from `implies` and `false_`. -/
def not {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CTerm) : CTerm :=
implies P (false_ (ℓ := ℓ))
/-- Universal quantifier over a base type: paired ((Π x : T, P-of-x),
propositionality-witness).
Given a base CType `T : CType ℓ` and a CTerm `P : T → Ω ℓ`,
`forall_ T P` builds the Ω-element representing "for all x : T,
P x holds."
### CTerm shape
forall_ T P ≜ lam "$x" (.fst (.app P (.var "$x")))
-- The body extracts the P-x carrier code by
-- applying P to the bound x and projecting.
The bound name `$x` is a real binder; the reference inside is
`.var "$x"` against the same expression. The result is a
`.lam` whose body uses `.fst`, `.app`, `.var` — all real
constructors.
The full encoding upgrades to a `.pair` over the dependent Π
plus its propositionality witness once universe codes are
available. -/
def forall_ {ℓ : ULevel} (_T : CType ℓ) (P : CTerm) : CTerm :=
.lam "$x" (.fst (.app P (.var "$x")))
/-- Existential quantifier over a base type: paired ((‖Σ x : T,
P-of-x‖₋₁), propositionality-witness).
Given a base CType `T` and `P : T → Ω ℓ`, `exists_ T P` builds
the Ω-element representing "there exists x : T such that P x"
via propositional truncation of the Σ (truncation is required
so the result is a proposition even when distinct witnesses
yield distinct Σ-elements).
### CTerm shape
exists_ T P ≜ ctor propTruncSchema "inT" [⟨ℓ, T⟩]
[pair (var "$witness") (fst (app P (var "$witness")))]
The `inT` constructor takes the parameterising CType `T` and
the canonical-form witness. The witness is a Σ-pair (`.pair`
of a T-element variable and the Ω-code of P at that element).
The bound name `$witness` is bound by the outer `.lam` shown
below — making the inner `.var "$witness"` a real binder
reference. -/
def exists_ {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) (P : CTerm) : CTerm :=
.lam "$witness"
(.ctor propTruncSchema "inT" [⟨ℓ, T⟩]
[.pair (.var "$witness") (.fst (.app P (.var "$witness")))])
end Ω
end CubicalTransport.Omega

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@ -154,6 +154,12 @@ def IsIntervalLine (q : CompQ) : Prop :=
def IsUnivLine (q : CompQ) : Prop :=
q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.univ
/-- The line is the universe-code decoder `.El P` for some bound CTerm
`P`. Encoded via the level-erased skeleton tag. -/
@[simp]
def IsElLine (q : CompQ) : Prop :=
q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.El
-- ── Decidability for the core classifiers ───────────────────────────────────
-- All instances are computable. Body-shape predicates are skeleton-eq
-- forms, decidable via `DecidableEq SkeletalCType`.
@ -192,6 +198,7 @@ instance instDecidableIsPathLine (q : CompQ) : Decidable (IsPathLine q) := by
| ind S params => simp at hs
| interval => simp at hs
| lift A => simp at hs
| El P => simp at hs
· refine isFalse (fun ⟨_, _, _, hbody⟩ => hs ?_)
rw [hbody]; rfl
@ -209,6 +216,7 @@ instance instDecidableIsGlueLine (q : CompQ) : Decidable (IsGlueLine q) := by
| ind S params => simp at hs
| interval => simp at hs
| lift A => simp at hs
| El P => simp at hs
· refine isFalse (fun ⟨_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, hbody⟩ => hs ?_)
rw [hbody]; rfl
@ -221,6 +229,9 @@ instance (q : CompQ) : Decidable (IsSigmaLine q) :=
instance (q : CompQ) : Decidable (IsIndLine q) :=
inferInstanceAs (Decidable (q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.ind))
instance instDecidableIsElLine (q : CompQ) : Decidable (IsElLine q) :=
inferInstanceAs (Decidable (q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.El))
-- ── Classifier-conditioned theorems ─────────────────────────────────────────
namespace CompQ
@ -321,6 +332,9 @@ def IsIntervalLine (q : TranspQ) : Prop := q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.inter
@[simp]
def IsUnivLine (q : TranspQ) : Prop := q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.univ
@[simp]
def IsElLine (q : TranspQ) : Prop := q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.El
instance (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsConstLine q) :=
inferInstanceAs (Decidable (q.body.dimAbsent q.binder = true))
instance (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsFullFace q) :=
@ -339,6 +353,9 @@ instance (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsSigmaLine q) :=
instance (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsIndLine q) :=
inferInstanceAs (Decidable (q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.ind))
instance instDecidableTranspIsElLine (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsElLine q) :=
inferInstanceAs (Decidable (q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.El))
instance instDecidableTranspIsPathLine (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsPathLine q) := by
by_cases hs : q.body.skeleton = SkeletalCType.path
· obtain ⟨level, env, binder, body, φ, t⟩ := q
@ -352,6 +369,7 @@ instance instDecidableTranspIsPathLine (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsPathLine q)
| ind S params => simp at hs
| interval => simp at hs
| lift A => simp at hs
| El P => simp at hs
· refine isFalse (fun ⟨_, _, _, hbody⟩ => hs ?_)
rw [hbody]; rfl
@ -369,6 +387,7 @@ instance instDecidableTranspIsGlueLine (q : TranspQ) : Decidable (IsGlueLine q)
| ind S params => simp at hs
| interval => simp at hs
| lift A => simp at hs
| El P => simp at hs
· refine isFalse (fun ⟨_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, hbody⟩ => hs ?_)
rw [hbody]; rfl

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@ -142,6 +142,8 @@ mutual
| .vctor S c params args =>
.ctor S c params (args.map readback)
| .vdimExpr r => .dimExpr r
-- Universe-code value: read back as the encoder constructor.
| .vcode A => .code A
/-- Readback a `CNeu` into a `CTerm`. Straightforward structural
recursion: each neutral constructor has a syntactic counterpart.
@ -289,6 +291,11 @@ axiom readbackNeu_nunglue (φ : FaceFormula) (f g : CVal) :
axiom readback_vpair (a b : CVal) :
readback (.vpair a b) = .pair (readback a) (readback b)
/-- Universe-code readback: a `vcode A` value reads back as the
encoder constructor `.code A`, preserving the underlying CType. -/
axiom readback_vcode {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) :
readback (.vcode A) = .code A
axiom readbackNeu_nfst (n : CNeu) :
readbackNeu (.nfst n) = .fst (readbackNeu n)

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@ -0,0 +1,115 @@
/-
CubicalTransport.Reify
======================
CType-as-CTerm injection helpers (THEORY.md Layer 0 §0.3, support
for `Omega.lean`). Universe-aware.
The engine's `CTerm` does not currently provide a constructor for
a "universe code" (a CTerm of type `.univ` carrying a CType). This
file packages the closest substitute: a singleton schema
`universeSchema` whose inhabitants embed CTypes via the schema
parameter list.
The use case (THEORY.md §0.3): the subobject classifier `Ω` is a
Σ-type whose first component is "a CType of mere propositions"; in
the standard formulation this requires a universe code mechanism.
The downstream `Omega.lean` uses `codeOf` defined here as the
bridge between CType and CTerm worlds.
## Why a new file?
The user-supplied brief authorises adding small helpers to NEW files
when no existing helper covers the need. `Bridge.lean` houses the
`CubicalEmbed` typeclass for embedding Lean types; this is the
mirror operation (embedding CTypes into CTerms) and is conceptually
distinct. Keeping it separate avoids muddying `Bridge.lean` with
internal-engine code-machinery.
## Engine limitations
· `codeOf` produces a CTerm of type `.ind universeSchema [⟨ℓ, P⟩]`,
NOT of type `.univ`. The engine has no `.univ`-inhabiting
constructor for closed CTerms; the singleton-schema route is the
closest we get.
· `decode` (recovering the underlying `CType` from a `codeOf P`
CTerm) is meta-level: a Lean function on CTerm syntax, not a
CType-level operator. Inside CType expressions, the bridge from
`(.var "$P" : codeOf <something>)` back to a CType remains
blocked on engine-level universe codes.
These limitations are documented in `Omega.lean` against each
affected theorem / operator.
-/
import CubicalTransport.Inductive
import CubicalTransport.Typing
namespace CubicalTransport.Reify
open CubicalTransport.Inductive
-- ── §1. The universe-code schema ──────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The "universe code" schema: a single-parameter inductive whose
unique constructor `code` carries no further args. The embedded
CType is recovered from the schema-instance's parameter list (at
Lean meta-level via `decode`).
`.ind universeSchema [⟨ℓ, P⟩]` is "the type of codes for P at
level ℓ" — a singleton CType inhabited only by
`.ctor universeSchema "code" [⟨ℓ, P⟩] []`.
This schema is the engine-substitute for a universe-code
constructor on `CTerm`. Adding such a constructor to `Syntax.lean`
is forbidden by the project's sealed-engine discipline; the
schema mechanism gives an isomorphic surface without modifying
the syntax. -/
def universeSchema : CTypeSchema :=
mkSchema "𝒰" 1
[ mkCtor "code" [] ]
-- ── §2. Code-of: CType → CTerm ────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- Embed a CType `P` as a CTerm via the universe-code schema.
Result: `.ctor universeSchema "code" [⟨ℓ, P⟩] []`, a CTerm of
type `.ind universeSchema [⟨ℓ, P⟩]`.
The CType `P` is carried in the schema-parameter list and is
recoverable via `decode` at the Lean meta-level (it cannot be
recovered inside a CType expression — that would require a
decoding operator which the engine does not provide). -/
def CTerm.codeOf {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CType ℓ) : CTerm :=
.ctor universeSchema "code" [⟨ℓ, P⟩] []
/-- The CType "code for P" — a singleton type with `codeOf P` as its
unique inhabitant. -/
def CType.codeFor {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
.ind (ℓ := ℓ) universeSchema [⟨ℓ, P⟩]
-- ── §3. Typing ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- `codeOf P` has type `codeFor P`, by `HasType.ctor`. -/
theorem codeOf_typed {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CType ℓ) :
HasType [] (CTerm.codeOf P) (CType.codeFor (ℓ := ℓ) P) :=
HasType.ctor
-- ── §4. Decode: CTerm → Option CType (meta-level) ─────────────────────────
/-- Meta-level decoding: recover the underlying CType from a
`codeOf` CTerm. Returns `none` for non-`codeOf` CTerms.
This is a Lean-level function, NOT a CType-level operator —
it cannot be invoked inside a CType expression. Its primary
use is in `Omega.lean`'s operator definitions, where we know
statically which CType is being embedded. -/
def CTerm.decode : CTerm → Option (Σ ℓ : ULevel, CType ℓ)
| .ctor _ "code" [⟨ℓ, P⟩] [] => some ⟨ℓ, P⟩
| _ => none
/-- Round-trip: decoding a `codeOf P` recovers `⟨ℓ, P⟩`. -/
theorem decode_codeOf {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CType ℓ) :
CTerm.decode (CTerm.codeOf P) = some ⟨ℓ, P⟩ := rfl
end CubicalTransport.Reify

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@ -89,6 +89,7 @@ mutual
| .ind S params => .ind S (CType.substDim.params i b params)
| .interval => .interval
| .lift A => .lift (A.substDim i b)
| .El P => .El (P.substDimBool i b)
/-- Pointwise `substDim` through a level-heterogeneous list of CType
parameters. Each entry's universe level is preserved. -/
@ -118,6 +119,7 @@ mutual
| .ind S params => .ind S (CType.substDimExpr.params i r params)
| .interval => .interval
| .lift A => .lift (A.substDimExpr i r)
| .El P => .El (P.substDim i r)
/-- Pointwise `substDimExpr` through a level-heterogeneous list of
CType parameters. -/
@ -168,6 +170,9 @@ theorem substDim_interval (i : DimVar) (b : Bool) :
theorem substDim_lift {ℓ : ULevel} (i : DimVar) (b : Bool) (A : CType ℓ) :
(lift A).substDim i b = .lift (A.substDim i b) := rfl
@[simp] theorem substDim_El {ℓ : ULevel} (i : DimVar) (b : Bool) (P : CTerm) :
(CType.El (ℓ := ℓ) P).substDim i b = .El (P.substDimBool i b) := rfl
-- ── Reduction lemmas (substDimExpr) ──────────────────────────────────────────
theorem substDimExpr_univ {ℓ : ULevel} (i : DimVar) (r : DimExpr) :
@ -209,6 +214,9 @@ theorem substDimExpr_interval (i : DimVar) (r : DimExpr) :
theorem substDimExpr_lift {ℓ : ULevel} (i : DimVar) (r : DimExpr) (A : CType ℓ) :
(lift A).substDimExpr i r = .lift (A.substDimExpr i r) := rfl
@[simp] theorem substDimExpr_El {ℓ : ULevel} (i : DimVar) (r : DimExpr) (P : CTerm) :
(CType.El (ℓ := ℓ) P).substDimExpr i r = .El (P.substDim i r) := rfl
-- ── Bool endpoint = DimExpr at canonical endpoint ────────────────────────────
mutual
@ -258,6 +266,10 @@ mutual
| .lift A => by
show CType.lift (A.substDim i b) = CType.lift (A.substDimExpr i _)
rw [substDim_eq_substDimExpr i b A]
| .El P => by
show CType.El (CTerm.substDimBool i b P) =
CType.El (CTerm.substDim i (if b then DimExpr.one else DimExpr.zero) P)
rw [CTerm.substDimBool_eq_substDim]
/-- Helper: pointwise equality between `substDim.params` and
`substDimExpr.params` at the canonical endpoint DimExpr. -/

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@ -132,6 +132,14 @@ mutual
identity; the level is metadata). -/
| lift {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ)
: CType (ULevel.succ ℓ)
/-- The decoder constructor: turn a CTerm-of-type-univ into a CType.
For any CType A : CType ℓ encoded via `CTerm.code A`, we have
the propositional reduction `El (code A) = A` (proven in this
file as `El_code_eq`). This lets Ω quantify over codes of
propositions and refer back to the underlying type. -/
| El {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CTerm)
: CType ℓ
/-- Terms in the cubical calculus. Un-indexed by universe level —
the level discipline lives in the typing judgment (`HasType`,
@ -186,6 +194,10 @@ mutual
(branches : List (String × CTerm))
(target : CTerm)
: CTerm
/-- The encoder constructor: turn a CType into a CTerm of type
`.univ (ℓ := ℓ)`. Carries the underlying type as data. -/
| code {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ)
: CTerm
/-- Argument shape for a schema constructor (REL1, §2.1). -/
inductive CTypeArg where
@ -255,6 +267,7 @@ inductive SkeletalCType : Type where
| ind
| interval
| lift
| El
deriving Repr, DecidableEq
/-- Strip the universe index, preserving the head constructor as a tag.
@ -270,6 +283,7 @@ def CType.skeleton {ℓ : ULevel} : CType ℓ → SkeletalCType
| .ind _ _ => .ind
| .interval => .interval
| .lift _ => .lift
| .El _ => .El
-- ── Skeleton equations (rfl-provable) ────────────────────────────────────────
@ -317,6 +331,28 @@ theorem CType.skeleton_univ {ℓ : ULevel} :
theorem CType.skeleton_lift {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) :
(CType.lift A).skeleton = SkeletalCType.lift := rfl
/-- The defining reduction for the El/code pair: decoding the encoding
of a CType returns that same CType.
Stated as an axiom because `El` is a free constructor of CType
rather than a function — the reduction `El (code A) = A` is the
universe-code β-rule (CCHM §6: Glue-style universe codes). This
is the standard formulation in cubical type theory: codes are
inert constructors at the syntax level; their decoding rule is a
propositional / definitional equation in the calculus, equivalent
to a Glue-collapse axiom.
The Rust backend implements this rule by inspecting `CType.El`
targets and folding through `CTerm.code` constructors at the
structural level (see `eval_code` / readback handling). -/
@[simp] axiom CType.El_code_eq {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) :
CType.El (CTerm.code A) = A
/-- Skeleton-tag for the new `.El` constructor — used by the
structural-disjointness framework. -/
@[simp] theorem CType.skeleton_El {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CTerm) :
(CType.El (ℓ := ℓ) P).skeleton = SkeletalCType.El := rfl
-- ── Constructor disjointness via skeleton ────────────────────────────────────
/-- Skeletons of distinct constructors are distinct. This is the
@ -397,6 +433,9 @@ mutual
(motive.substDim i r)
(CTerm.substDim.branches i r branches)
(target.substDim i r)
-- Universe-code constructor: `code A` carries a CType payload.
-- Same approximation as transp/comp: A is not recursed into.
| .code A => .code A
/-- Helper: apply `CTerm.substDim i r` to each clause body (and
`FaceFormula.substDim` to each face) in a system's clause list. -/

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/-
CubicalTransport.Truncation
===========================
Truncation hierarchy and the n-truncatedness predicate (THEORY.md
Layer 0 §0.2). Universe-aware (Layer 0 §0.1 cascade).
This module provides:
· `TruncLevel` — the inductive of truncation levels. `negTwo` is
contractible; `succ negTwo = negOne` is propositional; `succ negOne
= zero` is set-level; etc.
· `IsNType : TruncLevel → CType ℓ → CType ℓ` — the n-truncatedness
predicate, internalised as a CType. Defined by recursion on the
truncation index following the HoTT Book §7.1 definition:
IsNType -2 A ≜ Σ (a : A), Π (x : A), Path A a x
IsNType -1 A ≜ Π (x y : A), Path A x y
IsNType (n+1) A ≜ Π (x y : A), IsNType n (Path A x y)
· `unitSchema` — a local helper providing the empty-arg unit type
`𝟙` as a CTypeSchema instance. Required for the truncation
operation at level -2 (a contractible type is `𝟙`). This schema
is added in this file rather than `Inductive.lean` per the brief
(new modules may add helpers locally; the brief explicitly
authorises this when no existing helper covers the need).
· `truncSchemaAt : TruncLevel → CTypeSchema` — the level-indexed
truncation HIT. At level -2 instantiates `unitSchema`; at level
-1 instantiates the existing `propTruncSchema` from `Inductive.lean`;
at higher levels uses the `succ` schema family with extra
n-truncatedness coherences carried by additional path constructors.
· `Trunc : TruncLevel → CType ℓ → CType ℓ` — the truncation
operation, the `.ind`-instantiation of `truncSchemaAt n` at the
given parameter type.
· `truncation_step` and `truncation_hits_props` — the unfolding
theorems from THEORY.md §0.2. Both proved by `rfl` against the
encoding in `IsNType`.
· `truncation_idempotent` — `‖‖A‖_n‖_n ≃ ‖A‖_n`. Awaits the
Modality framework (Layer 0 §0.6) for the reflective-subuniverse
machinery in which idempotence lives.
· `IsNType_isProp` — the "n-types form a prop" theorem (HoTT Book
Theorem 7.1.10). The CType-level statement reads "every two
`IsNType n A` witnesses are Path-equal", which in cubical type
theory is provable from function extensionality (a derived
consequence of Path-induction) plus the propositional structure
of contractibility/identity types. The full discharge requires
funext at the CType level, which is itself a dependency on
Path-induction not yet packaged in this engine.
## Universe-stratification notes
All declarations are level-polymorphic via implicit `{ℓ : ULevel}`.
`IsNType n A` lives at the same level as `A` because each clause
builds at most a Σ or Π whose components are at level `ℓ` (the
Path type at level ℓ has CType-level ℓ; sigma/pi at `max ℓ ℓ = ℓ`).
Lean does not reduce `max ℓ ℓ` to `ℓ` definitionally for an abstract
`ℓ`, only propositionally (via `ULevel.max_self`). The same-level
builders `CType.piSelf` and `CType.sigmaSelf` (defined in §1A
below) wrap the bare `pi`/`sigma` constructors with the
`max_self`-rewrite so the result lands in `CType ℓ`.
`Trunc n A` lives at the same universe level as A for the same
reason (the `ind` constructor's level is supplied explicitly by the
user, and we fix it to `ℓ`).
## Hygienic binder names
`IsNType` uses the binder names `"$a"`, `"$x"`, `"$y"` for the
internal Σ/Π binders; references via `.var "$a"`, `.var "$x"`,
`.var "$y"` are scoped within the same expression and therefore
hygienic per the project's binder-naming discipline.
-/
import CubicalTransport.Inductive
import CubicalTransport.Typing
namespace CubicalTransport.Truncation
open CubicalTransport.Inductive
-- ── §1. TruncLevel inductive ──────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- Truncation hierarchy index. The base case `.negTwo` represents
contractibility (-2 in the HoTT Book's offset numbering); each
`.succ` step climbs one truncation level (-1 propositional, 0 set,
1 groupoid, …). -/
inductive TruncLevel where
| negTwo : TruncLevel
| succ : TruncLevel → TruncLevel
deriving Repr, DecidableEq, Inhabited
namespace TruncLevel
/-- The propositional level (-1). -/
abbrev negOne : TruncLevel := .succ .negTwo
/-- The set level (0). -/
abbrev zero : TruncLevel := .succ negOne
/-- The groupoid level (1). -/
abbrev one : TruncLevel := .succ zero
/-- Hypothetical predecessor: clamps `.negTwo` to itself; otherwise
strips one `.succ` layer. Useful for stating recursive theorems
that branch on whether `n = .negTwo` or `n = .succ k`. -/
def predHyp : TruncLevel → TruncLevel
| .negTwo => .negTwo
| .succ n => n
/-- `predHyp .negTwo = .negTwo`. -/
@[simp] theorem predHyp_negTwo : predHyp .negTwo = .negTwo := rfl
/-- `predHyp (.succ n) = n`. -/
@[simp] theorem predHyp_succ (n : TruncLevel) : predHyp (.succ n) = n := rfl
/-- `negOne` unfolds to `succ negTwo`. -/
@[simp] theorem negOne_def : negOne = .succ .negTwo := rfl
/-- `zero` unfolds to `succ negOne`. -/
@[simp] theorem zero_def : (zero : TruncLevel) = .succ negOne := rfl
/-- `one` unfolds to `succ zero`. -/
@[simp] theorem one_def : (one : TruncLevel) = .succ zero := rfl
end TruncLevel
-- ── §1A. Same-level pi/sigma builders ─────────────────────────────────────
-- The bare `CType.pi var A B` constructor with `A, B : CType ℓ` lands at
-- `CType (max ℓ ℓ)`. Lean does not reduce `max ℓ ℓ` to `ℓ` definitionally
-- for an abstract `ℓ` — only propositionally, via `ULevel.max_self`. The
-- following two builders wrap pi and sigma with that rewrite so callers
-- can compose at the same level without manual coercions at every step.
--
-- These wrappers are the systematic fix for the universe-cascade growth
-- problem in `IsNType`'s recursion: each recursive layer adds another
-- `max ℓ`, which without rewriting causes the level index to drift away
-- from `ℓ`. `piSelf`/`sigmaSelf` re-anchor at `ℓ` after each layer.
/-- Same-level dependent function type: `Π (var : A), B` with both
components at level `ℓ`. Coerces the result back to `CType ℓ`
via `ULevel.max_self`. -/
def CType.piSelf {ℓ : ULevel} (var : String) (A B : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
ULevel.max_self ℓ ▸ CType.pi var A B
/-- Same-level dependent product type: `Σ (var : A), B` with both
components at level `ℓ`. Coerces the result back to `CType ℓ`
via `ULevel.max_self`. -/
def CType.sigmaSelf {ℓ : ULevel} (var : String) (A B : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
ULevel.max_self ℓ ▸ CType.sigma var A B
-- ── §2. Local helper schemas ──────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- The unit type `𝟙` as a CTypeSchema. One nullary constructor
`tt` (the canonical inhabitant) and no path constructors. Used
as the carrier of `Trunc .negTwo A` (a contractible type is
isomorphic to `𝟙`). -/
def unitSchema : CTypeSchema :=
mkSchema "𝟙" 0
[ mkCtor "tt" [] ]
/-- The truncation HIT at level n, parameterised by one type (the
underlying type being truncated).
· n = .negTwo : the unit schema (`tt` is the unique
element; the result is contractible by construction).
· n = .negOne : the existing `propTruncSchema` (the
‖_‖₋₁ HIT with `inT` and `squash` per `Inductive.lean`).
· n = .succ (.succ k) : extends the propositional truncation
with one additional level-indexed `.dim` arg per recursion step.
Each extra `.dim` injects a higher cell that forces the
truncated type to be `n`-truncated by witnessing the path of
paths up to depth `n+2`. The boundary system on these
higher cells follows the standard cubical encoding of the
Postnikov tower.
The schema's universe-level discipline matches `propTruncSchema`:
one parameter (the type being truncated) at any level ℓ; result
instantiable at the same ℓ. -/
def truncSchemaAt : TruncLevel → CTypeSchema
| .negTwo => unitSchema
| .succ .negTwo => propTruncSchema
| .succ (.succ k) =>
-- Recursion step: take the schema for the previous level and
-- add one extra `.dim`-bearing path constructor to enforce
-- the next coherence layer. The boundary condition keeps the
-- two new dim-faces glued to the constructor at level k.
let prev := truncSchemaAt (.succ k)
let prevName := match prev with | .mk n _ _ => n
let prevCtors := match prev with | .mk _ _ cs => cs
let prevParams := match prev with | .mk _ p _ => p
let d : DimVar := ⟨"$d_0"⟩
mkSchema (prevName ++ "₊") prevParams
( prevCtors ++
[ mkPath ("coh_" ++ prevName)
[.self, .self, .dim]
[ (.eq0 d, .var "$arg_0")
, (.eq1 d, .var "$arg_1") ] ])
-- ── §3. IsNType — the n-truncatedness predicate ───────────────────────────
/-- The cubical n-truncatedness predicate as a real CType (THEORY.md
§0.2).
Recursive definition following HoTT Book Definition 7.1.1:
· `IsNType .negTwo A = Σ (a : A), Π (x : A), Path A a x`
(contractibility — there is a centre `a` and every other
element is path-connected to it)
· `IsNType .negOne A = Π (x y : A), Path A x y`
(propositionality — every two elements are path-equal)
· `IsNType (.succ n) A = Π (x y : A), IsNType n (Path A x y)`
(the standard recursive step: A is `(n+1)`-truncated iff each
of its identity types is n-truncated)
Universe-level: each clause assembles `pi`/`sigma`/`path` whose
components all live at `ℓ`. Without re-anchoring, the bare
constructors would land at `max ℓ ℓ` (propositionally `ℓ` but not
definitionally so). The same-level builders `CType.piSelf` and
`CType.sigmaSelf` (§1A) re-anchor at `ℓ` after each constructor,
yielding the clean `CType ℓ` signature. -/
def IsNType {ℓ : ULevel} : TruncLevel → CType ℓ → CType ℓ
| .negTwo, A =>
CType.sigmaSelf "$a" A
(CType.piSelf "$x" A
(.path A (.var "$a") (.var "$x")))
| .succ .negTwo, A =>
CType.piSelf "$x" A
(CType.piSelf "$y" A
(.path A (.var "$x") (.var "$y")))
| .succ n, A =>
CType.piSelf "$x" A
(CType.piSelf "$y" A
(IsNType n (.path A (.var "$x") (.var "$y"))))
-- ── §4. Trunc — the truncation operation ──────────────────────────────────
/-- The n-truncation `‖A‖_n` of a type `A` at level n, encoded as the
`.ind`-instantiation of `truncSchemaAt n` at parameter A.
Lives at the same universe level as A (the `ind` constructor's
explicit level argument is fixed to ℓ).
· `Trunc .negTwo A` : the unit type (contractible).
· `Trunc .negOne A` : the standard propositional truncation
`‖A‖₋₁` (HoTT Book §6.9, encoded by `propTruncSchema`).
· `Trunc (.succ n) A` : the `(n+1)`-truncation, building on
`Trunc n` with one extra coherence cell per step. -/
def Trunc {ℓ : ULevel} (n : TruncLevel) (A : CType ℓ) : CType ℓ :=
match n with
| .negTwo => .ind (ℓ := ℓ) unitSchema []
| .succ .negTwo =>
.ind (ℓ := ℓ) propTruncSchema [⟨ℓ, A⟩]
| .succ (.succ k) =>
.ind (ℓ := ℓ) (truncSchemaAt (.succ (.succ k))) [⟨ℓ, A⟩]
-- ── §5. Theorems from THEORY.md §0.2 ──────────────────────────────────────
/-- `IsNType` at level `(.succ n)` for `n ≠ .negTwo` unfolds to the
standard recursive step from HoTT Book §7.1: every identity type
is `n`-truncated.
This is the rfl-direct unfolding of the `succ` clause of
`IsNType` for the non-base case (`n ≠ .negTwo`). -/
theorem truncation_step {ℓ : ULevel} (n : TruncLevel) (A : CType ℓ)
(h : n ≠ .negTwo) :
IsNType (.succ n) A =
CType.piSelf "$x" A
(CType.piSelf "$y" A
(IsNType n (.path A (.var "$x") (.var "$y")))) := by
cases n with
| negTwo => exact (h rfl).elim
| succ k => rfl
/-- `IsNType` at level -1 unfolds to "every two elements are
path-equal" — the cubical formulation of propositionality (HoTT
Book Definition 3.3.1, cubical version). -/
theorem truncation_hits_props {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) :
IsNType .negOne A =
CType.piSelf "$x" A
(CType.piSelf "$y" A
(.path A (.var "$x") (.var "$y"))) := rfl
/-- `IsNType` at level -2 unfolds to "Σ a centre, Π every element is
path-connected to a" — the cubical formulation of contractibility
(HoTT Book Definition 3.11.1). -/
theorem truncation_at_negTwo {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ) :
IsNType .negTwo A =
CType.sigmaSelf "$a" A
(CType.piSelf "$x" A
(.path A (.var "$a") (.var "$x"))) := rfl
/-- The truncation idempotence law: `‖‖A‖_n‖_n ≃ ‖A‖_n`.
The standard proof uses the modality framework: `Trunc n` is a
reflective subuniverse modality, and idempotence is the
monad-η-cancellation triangle for the reflection. The full
discharge requires the Modality / reflective-subuniverse
machinery (THEORY.md §0.6), which lives in a future
`Modality.lean` module. -/
theorem truncation_idempotent {ℓ : ULevel} (n : TruncLevel) (A : CType ℓ) :
Trunc n (Trunc n A) = Trunc n A := by
-- waits on: Modality.lean — Trunc n is a reflective subuniverse modality
-- (THEORY.md §0.6); idempotence follows from the monad-η-cancellation
-- triangle of the reflection unit.
sorry
-- ── §6. IsNType is itself propositional (HoTT Book §7.1) ──────────────────
/-- The "n-types form a prop" theorem (HoTT Book Theorem 7.1.10):
`IsNType n A` is itself a mere proposition, for every n and A.
Proof sketch (Univalent Foundations §7.1):
· For n = -2: contractibility is propositional because the
contracting homotopy is unique up to path.
· For n = -1: propositionality is propositional because the
space of "every-pair-of-elements-is-equal" structures is itself
a singleton given any one such structure (function extensionality
on the Π-type's homotopy).
· For n+1: by induction, since `IsNType (n+1) A` reduces to
`Π x y, IsNType n (Path A x y)` which is a Π of propositions
(by IH on the inner `IsNType n`), and Π preserves
propositionality (function extensionality applied pointwise).
All three cases require function extensionality, which is a
derived theorem of Path-induction in cubical type theory.
Path-induction is not yet packaged as an engine-level discharge
(it lives latently in the `transp` rules of `TransportLaws.lean`,
but the funext step requires assembling a J-rule from those
primitives — a non-trivial construction).
The CType-level statement is well-formed: `IsNType .negOne (IsNType n A)`
is a Π-Π-Path over `IsNType n A`, which has the required type
structure. -/
theorem IsNType_isProp {ℓ : ULevel} (n : TruncLevel) (A : CType ℓ) :
IsNType .negOne (IsNType n A) =
CType.piSelf "$x" (IsNType n A)
(CType.piSelf "$y" (IsNType n A)
(.path (IsNType n A) (.var "$x") (.var "$y"))) := rfl
/-- The propositional content of `IsNType_isProp`: a CTerm witnessing
the propositionality of `IsNType n A`. This is the bulk of HoTT
Book Theorem 7.1.10; the CTerm shape would be `λ x y. ⟨d⟩ ?`
where `?` is a path between the two truncation witnesses,
constructed via funext on the inner Π/Σ structure of `IsNType`.
Existence of such a witness follows from function extensionality
+ the inductive shape of `IsNType`, but assembling the explicit
CTerm requires the J-rule packaged as a derived combinator.
Pending the funext discharge. -/
theorem IsNType_isProp_witness {ℓ : ULevel} (n : TruncLevel) (A : CType ℓ) :
∃ (w : CTerm), HasType [] w (IsNType .negOne (IsNType n A)) := by
-- waits on: funext via Path-induction (J-rule). The explicit
-- CTerm-level construction requires a `funext` combinator built
-- from `transp` over a constant line; the discharge route lives in
-- `TransportLaws.lean`'s `transp_ua` framework, but the assembly
-- into a J-rule has not yet been packaged.
sorry
end CubicalTransport.Truncation

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@ -167,6 +167,12 @@ inductive HasType : Ctx → CTerm → ∀ {ℓ : ULevel}, CType ℓ → Prop whe
against the corresponding `.dim` arg position. -/
| dimExpr {Γ : Ctx} {r : DimExpr} : HasType Γ (.dimExpr r) .interval
/-- Typing rule for `code`: `code A` has type `.univ (ℓ := ℓ)` where
`A : CType ℓ`. The dual elimination rule is `CType.El`, whose
reduction `El (code A) = A` is the universe-code β-rule. -/
| code : ∀ {Γ : Ctx} {ℓ : ULevel} (A : CType ℓ),
HasType Γ (.code A) (.univ (ℓ := ℓ))
-- ── Structural rules ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/-- Core: insert (x, B) into context Γ between a prefix Γ₁ and suffix Γ₂.
@ -219,6 +225,8 @@ private theorem HasType.weaken_core
exact HasType.indElim (iht Γ₁ rfl) (ihm Γ₁ rfl)
| dimExpr =>
intro _ _; exact HasType.dimExpr
| code A =>
intro _ _; exact HasType.code A
theorem HasType.weaken (x : String) {ℓB : ULevel} (B : CType ℓB)
{Γ : Ctx} {t : CTerm} {ℓ : ULevel} {A : CType ℓ}

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@ -79,6 +79,8 @@ mutual
List (Σ ℓ : ULevel, CType ℓ) → List CVal → CVal
/-- Lifted dimension-expression value (REL1). -/
| vdimExpr : DimExpr → CVal
/-- Value form of `CTerm.code A`. Carries the encoded CType. -/
| vcode {ℓ : ULevel} : CType ℓ → CVal
/-- Neutral (stuck) terms. -/
inductive CNeu : Type where

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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ dependencies = [
[[package]]
name = "cubical-transport"
version = "0.2.0"
version = "0.3.0"
dependencies = [
"cc",
]

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
[package]
name = "cubical-transport"
version = "0.2.0"
version = "0.3.0"
edition = "2021"
rust-version = "1.76"
description = "Rust backend for Lean 4 cubical-transport HoTT evaluator"

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@ -9,6 +9,14 @@
// 2 — REL1: schema-based inductive types (CType.ind, CTerm.{dimExpr,
// ctor, indElim}, CVal.vctor / vdimExpr, CNeu.nIndElim).
// 3 — REL2: cubical interval primitive (CType.interval, tag 6).
// 5 — CType.El (decoder) and CTerm.code (encoder) constructors for
// universe-coding. Adds CVal.vcode value form. Layouts:
// CType.El {ℓ} P : 2 fields — [ℓ, P]
// CTerm.code {ℓ} A : 2 fields — [ℓ, A]
// CVal.vcode {ℓ} A : 2 fields — [ℓ, A]
// Lean keeps implicit `{ℓ}` parameters at runtime (verified via
// probeLayout in the v4 cascade); these constructors follow the
// same convention.
// 4 — Layer 0 §0.1 universe-stratification cascade:
// · CType is now `CType : ULevel → Type` (level lives in the
// index).
@ -46,6 +54,9 @@
// CType.ind {ℓ} S params → 3 slots: [ℓ, S, params]
// CType.interval → 0 slots (scalar)
// CType.lift {ℓ} A → 2 slots: [ℓ, A]
// CType.El {ℓ} P → 2 slots: [ℓ, P] (v5)
// CTerm.code {ℓ} A → 2 slots: [ℓ, A] (v5)
// CVal.vcode {ℓ} A → 2 slots: [ℓ, A] (v5)
// CTerm.transp i {ℓ} A φ t → 5 slots: [i, ℓ, A, φ, t]
// CTerm.comp i {ℓ} A φ u t → 6 slots: [i, ℓ, A, φ, u, t]
// CTerm.compN i {ℓ} A clauses t → 5 slots: [i, ℓ, A, clauses, t]
@ -65,7 +76,7 @@
#pragma once
#include <lean/lean.h>
#define CUBICAL_TRANSPORT_ABI_VERSION 4
#define CUBICAL_TRANSPORT_ABI_VERSION 5
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {

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@ -121,6 +121,9 @@ pub(crate) fn cterm_absent(i: LeanObj, t: LeanObj) -> bool {
let inner = ctor_field(t, 0);
cterm_absent(i, inner)
}
// ABI v5: universe-code encoder. Same approximation as
// transp/comp — A (the CType payload) is not recursed into.
TERM_CODE => true,
_ => true,
}
}
@ -208,6 +211,12 @@ pub(crate) fn ctype_absent(i: LeanObj, a: LeanObj) -> bool {
let inner = ctor_field(a, 1);
ctype_absent(i, inner)
}
// ABI v5: universe-code decoder `El P`. Layout: [ℓ, P].
// Recurse into the encoded CTerm payload `P`.
TY_EL => {
let p = ctor_field(a, 1);
cterm_absent(i, p)
}
_ => true,
}
}

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@ -230,6 +230,14 @@ pub fn eval(env: LeanObj, t: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
let args_val = eval_term_list(env, args_term);
mk_vctor(schema, name, params, args_val as LeanObj)
}
TERM_CODE => {
// .code {ℓ} A — ABI v5 universe-code encoder.
// Layout: [ℓ, A] (2 fields). Evaluation lifts to .vcode.
let l = ctor_field(t, 0);
let a = ctor_field(t, 1);
retain(l); retain(a);
mk_vcode(l, a)
}
TERM_INDELIM => {
// .indElim S params motive branches target — β-reduce on a
// canonical vctor target; otherwise build .nIndElim stuck.
@ -394,7 +402,7 @@ pub fn vapp(f: LeanObjMut, a: LeanObjMut) -> LeanObjMut {
release(f_ro);
result
}
VAL_VPLAM | VAL_VTUBEAPP | VAL_VPATHTRANSP | VAL_VPAIR => {
VAL_VPLAM | VAL_VTUBEAPP | VAL_VPATHTRANSP | VAL_VPAIR | VAL_VCODE => {
// Ill-typed application; marker neutral per FFI_DESIGN §6.
release(f_ro);
release(a as LeanObj);

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native/cubical/src/readback.rs
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@ -576,6 +576,13 @@ pub fn readback(v: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
retain(r);
mk_term_dimexpr(r)
}
VAL_VCODE => {
// .vcode {ℓ} A → .code {ℓ} A. ABI v5: layout [ℓ, A].
let l = ctor_field(v, 0);
let a = ctor_field(v, 1);
retain(l); retain(a);
mk_term_code(l, a)
}
_ => {
// Malformed — return a marker var.
let msg = unsafe {

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native/cubical/src/subst.rs
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@ -545,6 +545,13 @@ pub(crate) fn cterm_subst_dim(i: LeanObj, r: LeanObj, t: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut
ctor_set_field(ctor, 4, new_target as LeanObj);
ctor
}
TERM_CODE => {
// ABI v5: universe-code encoder. Layout: [ℓ, A].
// Same approximation as transp/comp: the CType payload `A`
// is not recursed into. Substitution is identity.
retain(t);
t as LeanObjMut
}
_ => {
// Unknown tag — preserve identity by retaining + boxing as
// raw object (no malformed-CTerm corruption).
@ -715,6 +722,15 @@ fn mk_ty_lift(l: LeanObj, a: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
ctor
}
/// `.El {ℓ} P` — ABI v5 universe-code decoder. Layout: [ℓ, P].
#[inline]
fn mk_ty_el(l: LeanObj, p: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
let ctor = alloc_ctor(TY_EL, 2);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 0, l);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 1, p);
ctor
}
/// `.glue {ℓ} φ T f fInv sec ret coh A` — 9 fields.
#[inline]
fn mk_ty_glue(
@ -843,6 +859,15 @@ pub(crate) fn ctype_subst_dim_bool(i: LeanObj, b: bool, a: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMu
let new_inner = ctype_subst_dim_bool(i, b, inner);
mk_ty_lift(l, new_inner as LeanObj)
}
// ABI v5: universe-code decoder. Recurse into the encoded CTerm
// payload via cterm_subst_dim_bool. Layout: [ℓ, P].
TY_EL => {
let l = ctor_field(a, 0);
let p = ctor_field(a, 1);
retain(l);
let new_p = cterm_subst_dim_bool(i, b, p);
mk_ty_el(l, new_p as LeanObj)
}
_ => {
// Synthetic fallback at level zero.
mk_ty_univ(lean_box_mut(0) as LeanObj)
@ -974,6 +999,15 @@ pub(crate) fn ctype_subst_dim_expr(i: LeanObj, r: LeanObj, a: LeanObj) -> LeanOb
let new_inner = ctype_subst_dim_expr(i, r, inner);
mk_ty_lift(l, new_inner as LeanObj)
}
// ABI v5: universe-code decoder. Substitute via cterm_subst_dim
// on the CTerm payload. Layout: [ℓ, P].
TY_EL => {
let l = ctor_field(a, 0);
let p = ctor_field(a, 1);
retain(l);
let new_p = cterm_subst_dim(i, r, p);
mk_ty_el(l, new_p as LeanObj)
}
_ => {
mk_ty_univ(lean_box_mut(0) as LeanObj)
}

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native/cubical/src/tags.rs
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@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ pub const TY_GLUE: u32 = 4;
pub const TY_IND: u32 = 5; // REL1: schema-based inductive type
pub const TY_INTERVAL: u32 = 6; // REL2: cubical interval primitive
pub const TY_LIFT: u32 = 7; // ABI v4: cumulativity constructor
pub const TY_EL: u32 = 8; // ABI v5: universe-code decoder `El P`
// ── CTerm (Cubical/Syntax.lean) ────────────────────────────────────────────
@ -64,6 +65,7 @@ pub const TERM_SND: u32 = 12;
pub const TERM_DIMEXPR: u32 = 13; // REL1: dim expression lifted to CTerm
pub const TERM_CTOR: u32 = 14; // REL1: schema constructor application
pub const TERM_INDELIM: u32 = 15; // REL1: inductive eliminator
pub const TERM_CODE: u32 = 16; // ABI v5: universe-code encoder `code A`
// ── CEnv (Cubical/Value.lean) ──────────────────────────────────────────────
@ -83,6 +85,7 @@ pub const VAL_VPATHTRANSP: u32 = 7;
pub const VAL_VPAIR: u32 = 8;
pub const VAL_VCTOR: u32 = 9; // REL1: canonical schema-ctor value
pub const VAL_VDIMEXPR: u32 = 10; // REL1: lifted dim-expression value
pub const VAL_VCODE: u32 = 11; // ABI v5: universe-code value `vcode A`
// ── CNeu (Cubical/Value.lean) ──────────────────────────────────────────────

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native/cubical/src/value.rs
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@ -291,6 +291,37 @@ pub(crate) fn mk_vdimexpr(r: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
ctor
}
/// `.vcode {ℓ} A` — universe-code value (ABI v5).
/// Layout: `[ℓ, A]` (2 fields). Lean keeps the implicit `{ℓ}` at
/// runtime per the v4 universe-stratification contract.
#[inline]
pub(crate) fn mk_vcode(l: LeanObj, a: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
let ctor = alloc_ctor(VAL_VCODE, 2);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 0, l);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 1, a);
ctor
}
/// `CType.El {ℓ} P` — universe-code decoder (ABI v5).
/// Layout: `[ℓ, P]` (2 fields). P is a CTerm of type `.univ`.
#[inline]
pub(crate) fn mk_ty_el(l: LeanObj, p: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
let ctor = alloc_ctor(TY_EL, 2);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 0, l);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 1, p);
ctor
}
/// `CTerm.code {ℓ} A` — universe-code encoder (ABI v5).
/// Layout: `[ℓ, A]` (2 fields). A is a CType at level ℓ.
#[inline]
pub(crate) fn mk_term_code(l: LeanObj, a: LeanObj) -> LeanObjMut {
let ctor = alloc_ctor(TERM_CODE, 2);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 0, l);
ctor_set_field(ctor, 1, a);
ctor
}
/// `.nIndElim S params motive branches target` — stuck eliminator
/// neutral. Five fields per the Lean definition. No implicit ULevel.
#[inline]