PA006X

distinct_primes_mutually_nondivisible

Alpha v16 checked-use theorem · independently closed; not Stable

Distinct primes are mutually nondivisible.

Exact expanded PA statement

forall p q. ((~(p = 1) /\ forall frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_p frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_p. p = frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_p * frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_p -> frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_p = 1 \/ frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_p = 1)) -> ((~(q = 1) /\ forall frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_q frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_q. q = frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_q * frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_q -> frm_prime_left_dpn_prime_q = 1 \/ frm_prime_right_dpn_prime_q = 1)) -> ~(p = q) -> ((~(exists frm_factor_dpn_p_not_q. q = p * frm_factor_dpn_p_not_q)) /\ (~(exists frm_factor_dpn_q_not_p. p = q * frm_factor_dpn_q_not_p)))

Structural proof guide

Generated structural guide

Distinct primes are mutually nondivisible.

Use the direct prerequisites distinct_primes_left_not_divide_right, distinct_primes_right_not_divide_left as previously established PA formulas.

The proof proceeds by direct introduction and elimination.

Referenced ingredients

Proof neighborhood

Direct dependencies

Direct dependents

Formal native tactic body

Dependencies are introduced as named hypotheses before line 1. Linked names are exact direct references. This Alpha-v16 checked-use theorem is independently kernel-checked when replayed; it is not a Stable theorem.

  1. 0001intro p
  2. 0002intro q
  3. 0003intro hp
  4. 0004intro hq
  5. 0005intro hpq
  6. 0006split
  7. 0007specialize distinct_primes_left_not_divide_right p
  8. 0008specialize distinct_primes_left_not_divide_right q
  9. 0009intro hdiv
  10. 0010apply distinct_primes_left_not_divide_right
  11. 0011exact hp
  12. 0012exact hq
  13. 0013exact hpq
  14. 0014exact hdiv
  15. 0015specialize distinct_primes_right_not_divide_left p
  16. 0016specialize distinct_primes_right_not_divide_left q
  17. 0017intro hdiv
  18. 0018apply distinct_primes_right_not_divide_left
  19. 0019exact hp
  20. 0020exact hq
  21. 0021exact hpq
  22. 0022exact hdiv