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(* Contribution to the Coq Library   V6.3 (July 1999)                    *)
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(*                 The Calculus of Inductive Constructions                  *)
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(*                                Projet Coq                                *)
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(*                     INRIA                        ENS-CNRS                *)
(*              Rocquencourt                        Lyon                    *)
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(*                                Coq V5.10                                 *)
(*                              Nov 25th 1994                               *)
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(*                                 RatReg.v                                 *)
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(*              Formal Language Theory                                      *)
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(*              Judicael Courant - Jean-Christophe Filliatre                *)
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(*              Developped in V5.8  June-July 1993                          *)
(*              Ported     to V5.10 October 1994                            *)
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(*            Un langage reduit a un mot est regulier.			*)
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(*  Le mot vide est reconnu par un automate reduit a un etat (zero)	*)
(*  et sans transition.							*)
unfold reconnait at 1 in |- *.
split.
apply inmonoid_nil.
exists zero; exists zero.
auto.
Qed.
(* Seul le mot vide est reconnu par l'automate ci-dessus.		*)
unfold reconnait at 1 in |- *.
simple induction w.
auto.
intros x w0 H H0.
clear H.
elim H0; intros; clear H0.
elim H1; intros; clear H1.
elim H0; intros; clear H0.
elim H1; intros; clear H1.
elim H2; intros; clear H2.
cut
(Chemin x0 x1 (singleton zero) (prodcart empty (prodcart alph empty))
(cons x w0)).
2: auto.
unfold Chemin in |- *; simpl in |- *.
intro H2.
absurd (dans x0 empty).
auto.
elim H2; intros; clear H2.
elim H4; intros; clear H4.
elim H5; intros; clear H5.
elim H6; intros; clear H6.
cut (dans x0 empty /\ dans (couple x x2) (prodcart alph empty)).
2: apply coupl2; assumption.
tauto.
Qed.
(*									*)
(*  Pour pouvoir construire un automate qui reconnait (cons a w) a	*)
(*  partir d'un automate qui reconnait w, il faut un resultat un peu	*)
(*  plus precis que "il existe un automate tel que...".			*)
(*									*)
(*  On precise que cet automate a un unique etat de depart.		*)
(*									*)
exists (singleton zero).
exists zero.
exists (singleton zero).
exists (prodcart empty (prodcart alph empty)).
split.
red in |- *; auto.
red in |- *; split.
red in |- *.
symmetry  in |- *; apply lwordnil_is_reg2.
assumption.
intro.
compute in H.
rewrite <- H.
apply lwordnil_is_reg1.
Qed.
(*  D'ou bien sur...							*)
cut
(exists q : Ensf,
(exists e : Elt,
(exists qa : Ensf,
(exists d : Ensf,
automate q (singleton e) qa d /\
eqwordset (reconnait q (singleton e) qa d) (lword nil))))).
2: apply lwordnil_is_regS; auto.
intro H; elim H; clear H.
intros q H; elim H; clear H.
intros e H; elim H; clear H.
intros qa H; elim H; clear H.
intros d H; elim H; clear H.
intros.
red in |- *.
exists q.
exists (singleton e).
exists qa.
exists d.
auto.
Qed.
(*  Le gros morceau...							*)
(*  On commence par montrer que si on a un chemin pour w alors on	*)
(*  toujours ce chemin en rajoutant un etat et une transition.		*)

Lemma extension_qd :
forall (w : Word) (e0 e1 e2 e3 a : Elt) (q d : Ensf),
chemin e1 e2 q d w ->
chemin e1 e2 (add e0 q) (add (couple e0 (couple a e3)) d) w.