Does anyone know a rule for showing
"¦c¦<1 ==> (λn. c^n) ---> 0"
in the reals?
I have found the following rules using the 'query' panel:
Limits.LIMSEQ_rabs_realpow_zero2: ¦?c¦ < 1 ⟹ op ^ ?c ---> 0
Limits.LIMSEQ_rabs_realpow_zero: ¦?c¦ < 1 ⟹ op ^ ¦?c¦ ---> 0
Limits.LIMSEQ_realpow_zero: 0 ≤ ?x ⟹ ?x < 1 ⟹ op ^ ?x ---> 0
although I am a little confused by what op
means.
The lemma you are trying to prove is precisely
LIMSEQ_rabs_realpow_zero2
. You can therefore prove your goal withapply (rule LIMSEQ_rabs_realpow_zero2)
.E.g. try
term "λx y. x + y"
orterm "λx. 1 + x"
in Isabelle. The output will beop +
andop + 1
, respectively.The
op ^
is simply a shorthand forλx y. x ^ y
. In general,op
in Isabelle is syntax for turning a binary infix operator into a function with two arguments (a bit like in ML).