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(* 02110-1301 USA                                                     *)
Open Scope Z_scope.
(** * Euclid gcd algorithm *)
(** This was previously part of Coq standard library (in Znumtheory). But the new binary algorithm used there is much faster and also easier to prove correct (for the variant that is executable in coq). *)
(** In this first variant, we use an explicit measure in [nat], and we prove later that using [2(d+1)] is enough, where [d] is the number of binary digits of the first argument. *)
Fixpoint Zgcdn (n:nat) : Z -> Z -> Z := fun a b =>
match n with
| O => 1 (* arbitrary, since n should be big enough *)
| S n => match a with
| Z0 => Zabs b
| Zpos _ => Zgcdn n (Zmod b a) a
| Zneg a => Zgcdn n (Zmod b (Zpos a)) (Zpos a)
end
end.
(* For technical reason, we don't use [Ndigit.Psize] but this ad-hoc version: [Psize p = S (Psiz p)]. *)
Fixpoint Psiz (p:positive) : nat :=
match p with
| xH => O
| xI p => S (Psiz p)
| xO p => S (Psiz p)
end.
Definition Zgcd_bound (a:Z) := match a with
| Z0 => S O
| Zpos p => let n := Psiz p in S (S (n+n))
| Zneg p => let n := Psiz p in S (S (n+n))
end.
Definition Zgcd a b := Zgcdn (Zgcd_bound a) a b.
(** A first obvious fact : [Zgcd a b] is positive. *)
(** We now prove that Zgcd is indeed a gcd. *)
(** 1) We prove a weaker & easier bound. *)
(** 2) For Euclid's algorithm, the worst-case situation corresponds to Fibonacci numbers. Let's define them: *)
Fixpoint fibonacci (n:nat) : Z :=
match n with
| O => 1
| S O => 1
| S (S n as p) => fibonacci p + fibonacci n
end.
(** 3) We prove that fibonacci numbers are indeed worst-case: for a given number [n], if we reach a conclusion about [gcd(a,b)] in exactly [n+1] loops, then [fibonacci (n+1)<=a /\ fibonacci(n+2)<=b] *)
(** 3b) We reformulate the previous result in a more positive way. *)
(** 4) The proposed bound leads to a fibonacci number that is big enough. *)

Lemma Zgcd_bound_fibonacci :
forall a, 0 < a -> a < fibonacci (Zgcd_bound a).