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(* 02110-1301 USA                                                     *)
Set Implicit Arguments.
Unset Strict Implicit.
Require Export Sets.
(** Title "Parts of a set" *)
Comments
"We define here the set of parts of a set, inclusion, union of a part,".
Comments
"and we prove that there is no surjection from a set in its part set".
Section Subtype.
Comments "In Coq type theory, there is no primitive notion of subtype".
Comments "Then we have to define such a notion".
Variable E : Setoid.
Variable F : Type.
Variable i : F -> E.
Comments "We have implicitely defined a subset of" E "which is the image of"
i ".".
Comments "As a setoid, this subset has" F
" as carrier, and we identify two elements of" F
"which have the same image by" i ":".
Definition subtype_image_equal (x y : F) : Prop := Equal (i x) (i y).

Lemma subtype_image_equiv : equivalence subtype_image_equal.
red in |- *.