CayleyDickson: some cleanups, remove funext #1801
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jdchristensen
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Signed-off-by: Ali Caglayan <[email protected]>
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@jdchristensen I've used lhs a few times, but it didn't interact well in cd_op_right_identity due to the extreme blow up of term size causing coq to lag. The reason is because we are using rewrite in the operation. At some point we should try to do this cleanly as the rewrite terms are really bad for performance when unfolded. |
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I've being playing around with the proofs in Cayley-Dickson and here are some speedups and cleanups.
Notably funext is removed by using the old intro-revert trick when eliminating multiple hyps of a HIT.