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LeanPool.ScottMeasurement.Differences.Ordered

Ordered differences #

Scott's reduction of the one-utility problem to Theorem 3.1 is entirely algebraic. The key point is that reversal lets the two utilities be combined.

def Scott1964.MeasurementStructures.RealizableDifference {A : Type u} (D : A → A → A → A → Prop) :

Representation of comparisons of utility differences.

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    def Scott1964.MeasurementStructures.DiffTotal {A : Type u} (D : A → A → A → A → Prop) :

    Scott 1964, condition (1_D).

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      def Scott1964.MeasurementStructures.DiffPermutation {A : Type u} (D : A → A → A → A → Prop) :

      Scott 1964, condition (2_D).

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        def Scott1964.MeasurementStructures.DiffReversal {A : Type u} (D : A → A → A → A → Prop) :

        Scott 1964, condition (3_D).

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          The combining-utilities argument in the proof of Theorem 3.2.

          The exact logical reduction used for Theorem 3.2.

          theorem Scott1964.MeasurementStructures.difference_sufficient_of_pair_sufficient {A : Type u} (pairSufficient : ∀ (V : A → A → A → A → Prop), PairTotal V ∧ PairPermutation V → RealizableUtilityPair V) {D : A → A → A → A → Prop} (hD : DiffTotal D ∧ DiffPermutation D ∧ DiffReversal D) :

          Once Theorem 3.1 is available, its sufficiency immediately yields Scott's Theorem 3.2 through the preceding combining lemma.

          Scott 1964, Theorem 3.2 (ordered differences). The result also holds when the alternative type is empty.