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(** %\subsection*{ support :  seq\_equality.v }%*)
Set Implicit Arguments.
Unset Strict Implicit.
Require Export cast_seq_lengths.
(** - We cannot compare v++w and w++v using =' since they have non-convertible lengths (n+k $v.$ k+n) and hence are judged to stem from different setoids. We have two complementing ways of dealing with sequences of equal but non-convertible lengths: one is using casting functions (see cast_seq_lengths.v), the other is defining a different equality predicate for sequences: seq_equal. Two sequences v:(seq n A) and w:(seq k A) are seq_equal if every i:nat is either out of both sequences' bounds (ie. $i\geq n$ and $i\geq k$), or there exist proofs that we can use to turn i into a (fin n) and (fin k), so that "v(i)=w(i)"  %\label{seqequal}% *)
Definition seq_equal (A : Setoid) (n m : Nat) (v : seq n A)
(w : seq m A) :=
forall i : Nat,
(exists p : i < n,
(exists q : i < m, v (Build_finiteT p) =' w (Build_finiteT q) in _)) \/
n <= i /\ m <= i.

(* Specifications: *)
(** - Of course seq_equal holds for ='-equal sequences *)
Lemma Map_eq_seq_equal :
forall (A : Setoid) (n : Nat) (v w : seq n A), v =' w in _ -> seq_equal v w.