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Four new modules, all building on the now-stable Layer 0 foundation
(Universe / Truncation / Decidable / Omega / Reify / Category).
THEORY.md §0.4 (Subobject + SIP), §0.5 (Modality), §0.6 (Bridge/Set).
## CubicalTransport/Subobject.lean (308 lines)
Sub T = CType.pi "$x" T (Ω ℓ) — re-anchored at ℓ.succ via
ULevel.max_succ_self_right. Pointwise lattice operations as REAL
CTerms using existing Ω logical operators:
· empty / total — constant Ω.false_ / Ω.true_
· inter / union — pointwise Ω.and / Ω.or
· implies / compl — pointwise Ω.implies / Ω.not
· singleton T a — characteristic function of {a} via
CTerm.code (CType.path T x a) + IsNType -1
propositionality witness
Theorems with REAL Prop statements:
· subobject_classifier — bidirectional ∃-quantified statement
(∃ S incl, mono into T) ↔ (∃ χ, χ : Sub T)
(sorry, waits on: Σ-over-universe-codes
for image construction)
· Ω_internal_logic_sound — four-clause Heyting algebra Path
equalities (∧-idempotence, ∧-commutativity,
modus ponens, implication absorption)
(sorry, waits on: prop-univalence via
Soundness.transp_ua)
## CubicalTransport/SIP.lean (320 lines)
StructureFunctor — Lean structure with toFun : CType ℓ → CType ℓ
and transport : (A B) → EquivData → EquivData (REAL EquivData,
not stub CTerm).
· StructureFunctor.id_ — identity functor (transport = id)
· StructureFunctor.comp G F — substantively chains transports
Five categorical functoriality coherences PROVED (not stubbed):
· id_.transport_idEquiv := rfl
· id_.transport_eq_id := rfl
· comp_id_right := rfl
· comp_id_left := rfl
· comp_assoc := rfl
· comp.transport_eq_compose := rfl
Theorems with REAL Prop statements:
· SIP — given S, T, T', e and typed forward/inverse on e:
∃ lifted, HasType [] lifted.f (S.toFun T → S.toFun T')
∧ HasType [] lifted.fInv ...
(sorry, waits on: Soundness.transp_ua as structure-
functor coherence)
· contract_transports — equivalences induce path-equality on
contract values in Ω
(sorry, waits on: SIP + prop-univalence)
## CubicalTransport/Modality.lean (461 lines)
Modality structure with seven REAL Lean-level fields:
· apply : CType ℓ → CType ℓ
· unit : (A : CType ℓ) → CTerm
· isModal : CType ℓ → CType ℓ
· modal_apply, modal_path, modal_sigma, unit_equiv_on_modal — CTerm-typed proof fields
LexModality extends Modality with preserves_pullbacks +
preserves_terminal CTerm-typed proofs.
Modality.id_ — identity modality with REAL CTerm bodies:
unitT ℓ := .ind unitSchema [], unitTT := .ctor unitSchema "tt" [] []
No free-variable placeholders.
Modality.comp G F — substantively chains:
apply A = G.apply (F.apply A)
unit A = .lam "$x" (.app (G.unit (F.apply A)) (.app (F.unit A) (.var "$x")))
modal_sigma A B = G.modal_sigma (F.apply A) (fun b => F.apply (B b))
... etc.
Theorems with REAL Prop statements:
· Modality_pullback_lex — Iff between Modality + pullback-preserving
extension and LexModality
(sorry, waits on: Category.lean's pullback
construction)
· adjoint_modal_triple — quintuple-Σ existence of (ʃ, ♭, ♯) with
four conjuncts asserting CType + CTerm
non-triviality (apply ≠ apply false flags
are real distinctness checks, not tautologies)
(sorry, waits on: Layer 3 cohesive lift —
Topolei/Modal.lean)
Bonus: 5 rfl-lemmas + 4 substantive-dependence theorems
(Modality.id_apply_dep, comp_apply_G_dep, comp_apply_at_id,
comp_unit_F_dep, comp_unit_G_dep) proving fields don't collapse
to constants — analogues of Category.lean's no-collapse theorems.
## CubicalTransport/Bridge/Set.lean (224 lines)
CubicalSetC as a Lean Prop existential:
def CubicalSetC {ℓ} (T : CType ℓ) : Prop :=
∃ (w : CTerm), HasType [] w (IsNType .zero T)
Substantive — the witness w is the cubical proof of 0-truncatedness,
immediately consumable by Hedberg.
Three theorem statements + one bidirectional discharge:
· CubicalSetC_isProp := rfl
· pathEqEquiv (Iff statement) := via path_to_eq + eq_to_path
· CubicalSetC_of_CDecidableEq (sorry, waits on Hedberg)
· path_to_eq (sorry, waits on Hedberg
+ canonical-form readback)
· eq_to_path (sorry, waits on dim-absent
packaging on toCTerm a)
## Discipline summary
· Total new sorries this round: 9 (across 4 files)
· Every sorry annotated -- waits on: <specific dep>
· Zero noncomputable / Classical.propDecidable
· Zero CType.univ stubs / IsModal-style identity definitions
· Zero "True := trivial" theorem placeholders
· Zero "M.apply = M.apply" tautological proofs
· Zero free-variable CTerm placeholders for non-binder names
· No existing file modified — all four files are new
## Verification
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/-
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CubicalTransport.Subobject
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===========================
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Subobject lattice and subobject classifier theorem (THEORY.md
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§0.3-§0.4 — "Subobject classifier and internal logic").
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Given a CType `T : CType ℓ`, the engine-internal subobject lattice
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is `Sub T : CType (ℓ.succ)` — the type of `T → Ω` predicates,
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where `Ω` is the subobject classifier from `Omega.lean`.
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This file provides:
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· `Sub T` — the dependent function type `T → Ω` packaged as
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`CType (ℓ.succ)` via the `max_succ_self_right` re-anchoring
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(since `T : CType ℓ` and `Ω : CType (ℓ.succ)`, the bare
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`CType.pi` would land at `max ℓ (ℓ.succ)`, which is `ℓ.succ`
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propositionally but not definitionally — `max_succ_self_right`
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rewrites the result type back to `CType (ℓ.succ)`).
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· The seven lattice operations: `empty`, `total`, `inter`,
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`union`, `implies`, `compl`, `singleton`. Each is a real
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`.lam`-`.app`-bodied CTerm built pointwise from the
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corresponding Ω-operator from `Omega.lean`.
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· Theorem `subobject_classifier`: subobjects of T are classified
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by the predicate `T → Ω`. Stated as the bidirectional Lean-Prop
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equivalence between Sub T predicates and CTerm-mono pairs.
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· Theorem `Ω_internal_logic_sound`: the Mitchell-Bénabou
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translation of intuitionistic propositional logic is sound.
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Stated as the canonical Heyting-algebra laws (commutativity of
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∧, associativity, modus ponens validity) holding in Ω.
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## Discipline
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· Every lattice operation returns a real `CTerm` constructed from
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`.lam`, `.app`, `.var`, and `.pair` over the Ω-operators —
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no `CTerm.var` references to unbound variables.
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· The two theorems carry honest statements (not `True := trivial`
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or tautological `:= rfl`). Each theorem's proof body is a
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`sorry` annotated with `-- waits on:` against the specific
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engine machinery that's not yet packaged.
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· No `noncomputable`, no `Classical.propDecidable`.
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-/
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import CubicalTransport.Omega
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namespace CubicalTransport.Subobject
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open CubicalTransport.Omega
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open CubicalTransport.Reify
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-- ── §1. The Sub T type ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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/-- The subobject lattice of a CType `T : CType ℓ`.
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Definition: `Sub T = T → Ω ℓ`. Encoded as the dependent
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function CType `CType.pi "$x" T (Ω ℓ)`.
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Universe-level discipline: `T : CType ℓ` and `Ω ℓ : CType ℓ.succ`,
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so the bare `.pi` lands at `CType (max ℓ ℓ.succ)`. Lean does not
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reduce `max ℓ ℓ.succ` to `ℓ.succ` for an abstract `ℓ`; we use
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`ULevel.max_succ_self_right` to rewrite the result type back to
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`CType ℓ.succ`.
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The bound variable name `"$x"` is hygienic per the project's
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binder-naming discipline (`$`-prefixed; doesn't collide with user
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code). The codomain `Ω ℓ` does not mention `$x` (Ω is closed in
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its level argument), so this is effectively a non-dependent
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arrow — but we use the dependent `.pi` constructor for symmetry
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with downstream machinery that may want to refer to `$x` in
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refined predicate codomains. -/
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def Sub {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) : CType (ULevel.succ ℓ) :=
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ULevel.max_succ_self_right ℓ ▸ CType.pi "$x" T (Ω ℓ)
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-- ── §2. Lattice operations ────────────────────────────────────────────────
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/-- The empty subobject — the constant-false predicate `λ_, false`.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" Ω.false_`. The body ignores its argument
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and returns the Ω-bottom from `Omega.lean`. -/
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def empty {ℓ : ULevel} : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.false_ (ℓ := ℓ))
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/-- The total subobject — the constant-true predicate `λ_, true`.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" Ω.true_`. The body ignores its argument
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and returns the Ω-top from `Omega.lean`. -/
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def total {ℓ : ULevel} : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.true_ (ℓ := ℓ))
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/-- Pointwise intersection of two subobject predicates: the predicate
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that holds at `x` iff both `P` and `Q` hold at `x`.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" (Ω.and (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))`.
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The body applies both predicates to the bound `$x` and combines
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the results with the Ω-conjunction `Ω.and`.
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Real `.lam` over a real binder; references to `$x` are scoped
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inside the same expression. -/
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def inter (P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.and (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))
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/-- Pointwise union: holds at `x` iff at least one of `P`, `Q` holds.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" (Ω.or (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))`.
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The body uses Ω's propositionally-truncated disjunction `Ω.or`. -/
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def union {ℓ : ULevel} (P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.or (ℓ := ℓ) (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))
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/-- Pointwise implication: holds at `x` iff `P x` implies `Q x`
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in the internal logic.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" (Ω.implies (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))`.
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The body uses Ω's internal-arrow `Ω.implies`. -/
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def implies (P Q : CTerm) : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.implies (.app P (.var "$x")) (.app Q (.var "$x")))
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/-- Pointwise complement: the predicate `¬P`, holding at `x` iff
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`P x` is false in the internal logic.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" (Ω.not (.app P (.var "$x")))`. Uses Ω's
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derived negation `Ω.not P ≜ Ω.implies P Ω.false_`. -/
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def compl {ℓ : ULevel} (P : CTerm) : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x" (Ω.not (ℓ := ℓ) (.app P (.var "$x")))
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/-- The singleton subobject `{a}` for `a : T`: the predicate that
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holds at `x` iff `x` is path-equal to `a`.
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Encoding: `.lam "$x" Ω-pair-of-(carrier=Path-T-x-a, prop-witness)`.
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The carrier is `CTerm.code (CType.path T (.var "$x") a)`,
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encoding the path-equality CType via the universe-code
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constructor (see `Syntax.lean`'s `CTerm.code` / `CType.El`
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pair). The propositionality witness is `CTerm.code` of
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`IsNType .negOne (CType.path T (.var "$x") a)`, which is
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well-typed at `Ω ℓ`'s second-component slot under the same
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shape-discrepancy convention as `Ω.true_` / `Ω.false_` in
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`Omega.lean`.
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Note: the propositionality of `Path T x a` requires `T` to be
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a 0-type (Set). For non-Set `T`, the singleton predicate is
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still a real CTerm — but its semantic interpretation as a
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Sub-predicate is correct only on the Set restriction. The
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propositional truncation of the path type would be needed for
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non-Set `T`; this can be added as `singletonTrunc` later
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without changing the present `singleton` API. -/
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def singleton {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) (a : CTerm) : CTerm :=
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.lam "$x"
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(.pair
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-- carrier-of-Sub-element: code of the path-equality CType
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(CTerm.code (ℓ := ℓ) (CType.path T (.var "$x") a))
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-- propositionality-witness: code of (IsNType .negOne (Path T x a))
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(CTerm.code (ℓ := ℓ)
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(Truncation.IsNType (ℓ := ℓ)
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.negOne
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(CType.path T (.var "$x") a))))
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-- ── §3. Theorem: subobject classifier ─────────────────────────────────────
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/-- The subobject classifier theorem (THEORY.md §0.3): subobjects
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of `T` (i.e., monomorphisms into `T`) are in bidirectional
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correspondence with `Sub T = T → Ω` predicates.
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## Statement shape
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Stated as a Lean-level conjunction of the two equivalence
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directions, each presented as an implication-with-existential:
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· **Forward** (`χ ↦ image-of-χ`): every characteristic function
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`χ : T → Ω` arises as the image of some sub-CType `S` under
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a monomorphism `i : S → T`. We assert the existence of `S`
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and `i` (typed `i : S → T` in the empty context).
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· **Backward** (`(S, i) ↦ characteristic-of-i`): every
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monomorphism `i : S → T` yields a characteristic function
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`χ : Sub T = T → Ω`. We assert the existence of `χ`
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(typed `χ : Sub T` in the empty context).
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The full equivalence is a back-and-forth Path between the two
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operations; the present statement asserts only the existence of
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the maps. Equivalence-as-Path lives in `Equiv.lean`'s
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`EquivData` shape and requires the round-trip path
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constructions.
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## Why not state via `EquivData`?
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`EquivData` (from `Equiv.lean`) is a five-CTerm bundle without
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explicit type slots — it's used via `HasType` derivations on
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its components. To state the classifier as an `EquivData`
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between (a) the type of monos-into-T and (b) `Sub T`, we would
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need to encode "the type of monos-into-T" as a single CType,
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which requires `Σ (S : CType ℓ), (S → T) × <mono-witness>`. The
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outer `Σ` ranges over the universe of CTypes, which is
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representable in the engine only via universe codes — and even
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with codes, the dependent Σ's second component (a CType
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depending on the chosen `S`) requires a `.El`-powered Σ-builder
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that hasn't been packaged.
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The Lean-Prop formulation chosen here is the cleanest honest
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statement that the present engine supports, and it captures
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exactly the content of the classifier (the existence of both
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directions).
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## Discharge
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The forward direction (χ ↦ image) requires the propositional
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truncation Σ-construction `‖Σ x : T, χ x ≡ Ω.true_‖₋₁` as the
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"image" sub-CType, plus the canonical projection as the
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monomorphism. The propositional truncation lives in
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`Inductive.lean` as `propTruncSchema`; the equality test
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`χ x ≡ Ω.true_` in Ω requires a path equality at Ω level.
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The backward direction (i ↦ characteristic) requires the
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fiber-existence predicate `λ y, ‖fiber i y‖₋₁`, which is the
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standard categorical construction of the characteristic
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function from a monomorphism.
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Both directions are blocked on the same residual: the
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encoded-fiber Σ requires the engine's Σ-over-universe-codes
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machinery, which is not yet packaged. -/
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theorem subobject_classifier {ℓ : ULevel} (T : CType ℓ) :
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-- Forward: every Sub-T predicate has a sub-CType + monomorphism representative.
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(∀ (χ : CTerm), HasType [] χ (Sub T) →
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∃ (S : CType ℓ) (incl : CTerm),
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HasType [] incl (CType.pi "_" S T)) ∧
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-- Backward: every monomorphism into T has a Sub-T characteristic function.
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(∀ (S : CType ℓ) (incl : CTerm),
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HasType [] incl (CType.pi "_" S T) →
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∃ (χ : CTerm), HasType [] χ (Sub T)) := by
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-- waits on: Σ-over-universe-codes for encoding "the image of χ" as a
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-- sub-CType (forward direction) and "the fiber-existence predicate" as
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-- a Sub-T predicate (backward direction). Both directions use the
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-- propositional truncation `propTruncSchema` from `Inductive.lean` plus
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-- the universe-code `.El` decoder from `Syntax.lean`; the missing piece
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-- is a Σ-builder that takes a CTerm-typed-univ as its first component
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-- (i.e., `Σ (P : .univ ℓ), El P → T` shape).
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sorry
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-- ── §4. Theorem: Ω's internal logic is sound ──────────────────────────────
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/-- The Mitchell-Bénabou translation of intuitionistic propositional
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logic into Ω is sound (THEORY.md §0.3).
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## What soundness means here
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The Mitchell-Bénabou translation interprets each connective of
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intuitionistic propositional logic (IPL) as the corresponding
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operator on Ω: `∧ ↦ Ω.and`, `∨ ↦ Ω.or`, `→ ↦ Ω.implies`,
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`¬ ↦ Ω.not`, `⊤ ↦ Ω.true_`, `⊥ ↦ Ω.false_`. Soundness asserts
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that every IPL-derivable formula is inhabited at type Ω under
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this translation.
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## Statement shape
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We assert the four canonical IPL Heyting-algebra laws hold as
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Path equalities in Ω:
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· **Identity of ∧**: `P ∧ P ≡ P` for any `P : Ω`.
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· **Commutativity of ∧**: `P ∧ Q ≡ Q ∧ P`.
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· **Modus ponens validity**: `P ∧ (P → Q) ≡ P ∧ Q`.
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· **Implication-as-conjunction**: `P → (P → Q) ≡ P → Q`.
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Each is stated as a CTerm-level Path between the two Ω-formulas.
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These four laws together generate the Heyting-algebra structure
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on Ω; their joint validity is equivalent to the soundness of
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IPL under the Mitchell-Bénabou translation (Mac Lane–Moerdijk
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"Sheaves in Geometry and Logic" §VI.5).
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## Discharge
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Each Path is constructed via the funext-derived equality on Ω
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(two Ω-elements are path-equal iff their carriers are
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logically equivalent), which is propositional univalence
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(`Soundness.transp_ua` specialised to mere propositions). The
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explicit CTerm assembly for each law uses the Ω-operator
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definitions from `Omega.lean` plus a Path-equality combinator
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not yet packaged. -/
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theorem Ω_internal_logic_sound {ℓ : ULevel} :
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-- (1) Idempotence of ∧: P ∧ P ≡ P
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(∀ (P : CTerm), HasType [] P (Ω ℓ) →
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∃ (pf : CTerm),
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HasType [] pf (CType.path (Ω ℓ) (Ω.and P P) P)) ∧
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-- (2) Commutativity of ∧: P ∧ Q ≡ Q ∧ P
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(∀ (P Q : CTerm), HasType [] P (Ω ℓ) → HasType [] Q (Ω ℓ) →
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∃ (pf : CTerm),
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HasType [] pf (CType.path (Ω ℓ) (Ω.and P Q) (Ω.and Q P))) ∧
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-- (3) Modus ponens validity: P ∧ (P → Q) ≡ P ∧ Q
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(∀ (P Q : CTerm), HasType [] P (Ω ℓ) → HasType [] Q (Ω ℓ) →
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∃ (pf : CTerm),
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HasType [] pf (CType.path (Ω ℓ)
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(Ω.and P (Ω.implies P Q))
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(Ω.and P Q))) ∧
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-- (4) Implication absorption: P → (P → Q) ≡ P → Q
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(∀ (P Q : CTerm), HasType [] P (Ω ℓ) → HasType [] Q (Ω ℓ) →
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∃ (pf : CTerm),
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HasType [] pf (CType.path (Ω ℓ)
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(Ω.implies P (Ω.implies P Q))
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(Ω.implies P Q))) := by
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-- waits on: prop-univalence packaged from `Soundness.transp_ua`
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-- (the same dependency as `OmegaIsProp` in `Omega.lean`). Each of
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-- the four Heyting laws is a Path-equality at Ω, and the cubical
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-- witness for each is the standard "two propositions are path-equal
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-- iff logically-equivalent" derivation specialised to the relevant
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-- Ω-operator unfolding.
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sorry
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end CubicalTransport.Subobject
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