(* 
  A list of trees is a cover of a tree if all the trees in the
  list delimit a frontier in the tree
*)
Inductive cover : list (btree A) -> btree A -> Prop :=
  | cover_one : forall t, cover (t :: nil) t
  | cover_node :
      forall l1 l2 t1 t2 t3,
      permutation l1 (t1 :: t2 :: l2) ->
      cover (node t1 t2 :: l2) t3 -> cover l1 t3.(* 
  A list of trees is a cover of a tree if all the trees in the
  list delimit a frontier in the tree
*)
Inductive cover : list (btree A) -> btree A -> Prop :=
  | cover_one : forall t, cover (t :: nil) t
  | cover_node :
      forall l1 l2 t1 t2 t3,
      permutation l1 (t1 :: t2 :: l2) ->
      cover (node t1 t2 :: l2) t3 -> cover l1 t3.(* 
  A list of trees is a cover of a tree if all the trees in the
  list delimit a frontier in the tree
*)
Inductive cover : list (btree A) -> btree A -> Prop :=
  | cover_one : forall t, cover (t :: nil) t
  | cover_node :
      forall l1 l2 t1 t2 t3,
      permutation l1 (t1 :: t2 :: l2) ->
      cover (node t1 t2 :: l2) t3 -> cover l1 t3.

Theorem cover_permutation : forall t l1 l2, cover l1 t -> permutation l1 l2 -> cover l2 t.