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Since this is an old issue, since it corrects a naming error that is detrimental to users, since it weakens the hypotheses of a few lemmas, we can maybe merge it in the interest of the release. |
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Motivation for this change
fixes #1133
the existing (ill-named)
monotonouscorresponds toa strict version of monotonicity (using
mono/<=)following the conversation in issue
#1133
this PR:
monotonic(non strict, using
homoinstead ofmono)monotonousintostrict_monotonicand redefines it using
homo/<instead ofmono/<=num_normedtype.vandrealfun.vnum_normedtype.v:mono_mem_image_segmentmono_surj_image_segmentinc_surj_image_segmentdec_surj_image_segmentinc_surj_image_segmentPdec_surj_image_segmentPmono_surj_image_segmentPChecklist
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