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(** Properties of decidable propositions *)
Definition decidable (P:Prop) := P \/ ~ P.
Register dec_True as core.dec.True.
Register dec_False as core.dec.False.
Register dec_or as core.dec.or.
Register dec_and as core.dec.and.
Register dec_not as core.dec.not.
Register dec_imp as core.dec.imp.
Register dec_iff as core.dec.iff.
Register dec_not_not as core.dec.not_not.
Register not_not as core.dec.dec_not_not.
Register not_or as core.dec.not_or.
Register not_and as core.dec.not_and.
Register not_imp as core.dec.not_imp.
Register imp_simp as core.dec.imp_simp.
Register not_iff as core.dec.not_iff.
(** Results formulated with iff, used in FSetDecide. Negation are expanded since it is unclear whether setoid rewrite will always perform conversion. *)
(** We begin with lemmas that, when read from left to right, can be understood as ways to eliminate uses of [not]. *)
(** Moving Negations Around: We have four lemmas that, when read from left to right, describe how to push negations toward the leaves of a proposition and, when read from right to left, describe how to pull negations toward the top of a proposition. *)

Theorem not_or_iff : forall A B:Prop,
(A \/ B -> False) <-> (A -> False) /\ (B -> False).