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//! Type equivalences and the Univalence Axiom
//!
//! An equivalence A ~ B is a function f : A -> B with a two-sided inverse.
//! The Univalence Axiom states that (A ~ B) ~ (A = B), meaning
//! equivalent types can be identified.
//!
//! This is the central axiom of HoTT that distinguishes it from
//! ordinary type theory.
use std::sync::Arc;
use super::{Term, Type, Path, TypeError};
/// A function with homotopy data
pub type HomotopyFn = Arc<dyn Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync>;
/// Half-adjoint equivalence between types A and B
///
/// This is the "good" notion of equivalence in HoTT that
/// provides both computational and logical properties.
#[derive(Clone)]
pub struct Equivalence {
/// Domain type A
pub domain: Type,
/// Codomain type B
pub codomain: Type,
/// Forward function f : A -> B
pub forward: HomotopyFn,
/// Backward function g : B -> A
pub backward: HomotopyFn,
/// Right homotopy: (x : A) -> g(f(x)) = x
pub section: HomotopyFn,
/// Left homotopy: (y : B) -> f(g(y)) = y
pub retraction: HomotopyFn,
/// Coherence: for all x, ap f (section x) = retraction (f x)
pub coherence: Option<HomotopyFn>,
}
impl Equivalence {
/// Create a new equivalence
pub fn new(
domain: Type,
codomain: Type,
forward: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
backward: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
section: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
retraction: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
) -> Self {
Equivalence {
domain,
codomain,
forward: Arc::new(forward),
backward: Arc::new(backward),
section: Arc::new(section),
retraction: Arc::new(retraction),
coherence: None,
}
}
/// Add coherence data for half-adjoint equivalence
pub fn with_coherence(
mut self,
coherence: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
) -> Self {
self.coherence = Some(Arc::new(coherence));
self
}
/// Apply the forward function
pub fn apply(&self, term: &Term) -> Term {
(self.forward)(term)
}
/// Apply the backward function (inverse)
pub fn unapply(&self, term: &Term) -> Term {
(self.backward)(term)
}
/// Get the section proof for a term
pub fn section_at(&self, term: &Term) -> Term {
(self.section)(term)
}
/// Get the retraction proof for a term
pub fn retraction_at(&self, term: &Term) -> Term {
(self.retraction)(term)
}
/// Compose two equivalences: A ~ B and B ~ C gives A ~ C
pub fn compose(&self, other: &Equivalence) -> Result<Equivalence, TypeError> {
// Check that types match
if !self.codomain.structural_eq(&other.domain) {
return Err(TypeError::TypeMismatch {
expected: format!("{:?}", self.codomain),
found: format!("{:?}", other.domain),
});
}
let f1 = Arc::clone(&self.forward);
let f1_section = Arc::clone(&self.forward);
let f2 = Arc::clone(&other.forward);
let g1 = Arc::clone(&self.backward);
let g2 = Arc::clone(&other.backward);
let g2_retract = Arc::clone(&other.backward);
let s1 = Arc::clone(&self.section);
let s2 = Arc::clone(&other.section);
let r1 = Arc::clone(&self.retraction);
let r2 = Arc::clone(&other.retraction);
Ok(Equivalence {
domain: self.domain.clone(),
codomain: other.codomain.clone(),
forward: Arc::new(move |x| f2(&f1(x))),
backward: Arc::new(move |x| g1(&g2(x))),
section: Arc::new(move |x| {
// g1(g2(f2(f1(x)))) = x
// Use s1 and s2 together
let inner = s2(&f1_section(x));
let _outer = s1(x);
// In full implementation, would compose these paths
inner
}),
retraction: Arc::new(move |y| {
// f2(f1(g1(g2(y)))) = y
let inner = r1(&g2_retract(y));
let _outer = r2(y);
inner
}),
coherence: None,
})
}
/// Create the inverse equivalence: A ~ B gives B ~ A
pub fn inverse(&self) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence {
domain: self.codomain.clone(),
codomain: self.domain.clone(),
forward: Arc::clone(&self.backward),
backward: Arc::clone(&self.forward),
section: Arc::clone(&self.retraction),
retraction: Arc::clone(&self.section),
coherence: None,
}
}
/// Identity equivalence: A ~ A
pub fn identity(ty: Type) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence {
domain: ty.clone(),
codomain: ty,
forward: Arc::new(|x| x.clone()),
backward: Arc::new(|x| x.clone()),
section: Arc::new(|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone()))),
retraction: Arc::new(|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone()))),
coherence: Some(Arc::new(|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())))),
}
}
}
impl std::fmt::Debug for Equivalence {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
f.debug_struct("Equivalence")
.field("domain", &self.domain)
.field("codomain", &self.codomain)
.finish()
}
}
/// Simple isomorphism (without homotopy data)
/// Used for computational purposes when coherence isn't needed
#[derive(Clone)]
pub struct Isomorphism {
pub domain: Type,
pub codomain: Type,
pub forward: HomotopyFn,
pub backward: HomotopyFn,
}
impl Isomorphism {
pub fn new(
domain: Type,
codomain: Type,
forward: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
backward: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
) -> Self {
Isomorphism {
domain,
codomain,
forward: Arc::new(forward),
backward: Arc::new(backward),
}
}
/// Convert to full equivalence (need to provide homotopy witnesses)
pub fn to_equivalence(
self,
section: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
retraction: impl Fn(&Term) -> Term + Send + Sync + 'static,
) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence {
domain: self.domain,
codomain: self.codomain,
forward: self.forward,
backward: self.backward,
section: Arc::new(section),
retraction: Arc::new(retraction),
coherence: None,
}
}
}
impl std::fmt::Debug for Isomorphism {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
f.debug_struct("Isomorphism")
.field("domain", &self.domain)
.field("codomain", &self.codomain)
.finish()
}
}
/// The Univalence Axiom
///
/// ua : (A ~ B) -> (A = B)
///
/// This function computes a path between types from an equivalence.
/// The inverse is:
///
/// ua^(-1) : (A = B) -> (A ~ B)
///
/// given by transport along the path.
pub fn univalence(equiv: Equivalence) -> Path {
// Create a path in the universe of types
// The proof term witnesses the univalence axiom
let proof = Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "x".to_string(),
body: Box::new((equiv.forward)(&Term::Var("x".to_string()))),
}),
snd: Box::new(Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "y".to_string(),
body: Box::new((equiv.backward)(&Term::Var("y".to_string()))),
}),
snd: Box::new(Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "x".to_string(),
body: Box::new((equiv.section)(&Term::Var("x".to_string()))),
}),
snd: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "y".to_string(),
body: Box::new((equiv.retraction)(&Term::Var("y".to_string()))),
}),
}),
}),
};
// Source and target are type terms
let source = type_to_term(&equiv.domain);
let target = type_to_term(&equiv.codomain);
Path::with_type(
source,
target,
proof,
Type::Universe(std::cmp::max(
equiv.domain.universe_level(),
equiv.codomain.universe_level(),
)),
)
}
/// Computation rule for univalence (beta)
/// transport (ua e) = forward e
pub fn ua_beta(equiv: &Equivalence, term: &Term) -> Term {
equiv.apply(term)
}
/// Uniqueness rule for univalence (eta)
/// ua (idtoeqv p) = p
pub fn ua_eta(path: &Path) -> Path {
// The path is unchanged (this is a definitional equality in cubical type theory)
path.clone()
}
/// Convert type equality (path) back to equivalence
/// This is the inverse of univalence: (A = B) -> (A ~ B)
pub fn path_to_equiv(path: &Path, source_type: Type, target_type: Type) -> Equivalence {
let proof = path.proof().clone();
// Transport gives the forward function
let forward_proof = proof.clone();
let backward_proof = Term::PathInverse(Box::new(proof.clone()));
Equivalence::new(
source_type.clone(),
target_type.clone(),
move |x| Term::Transport {
family: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "X".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Var("X".to_string())),
}),
path: Box::new(forward_proof.clone()),
term: Box::new(x.clone()),
},
move |y| Term::Transport {
family: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "X".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Var("X".to_string())),
}),
path: Box::new(backward_proof.clone()),
term: Box::new(y.clone()),
},
|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())),
|y| Term::Refl(Box::new(y.clone())),
)
}
/// Convert a type to a term (for universe polymorphism)
fn type_to_term(ty: &Type) -> Term {
match ty {
Type::Unit => Term::Annot {
term: Box::new(Term::Star),
ty: Box::new(Type::Universe(0)),
},
Type::Empty => Term::Annot {
term: Box::new(Term::Var("Empty".to_string())),
ty: Box::new(Type::Universe(0)),
},
Type::Bool => Term::Annot {
term: Box::new(Term::Var("Bool".to_string())),
ty: Box::new(Type::Universe(0)),
},
Type::Nat => Term::Annot {
term: Box::new(Term::Var("Nat".to_string())),
ty: Box::new(Type::Universe(0)),
},
Type::Universe(n) => Term::Annot {
term: Box::new(Term::Var(format!("Type_{}", n))),
ty: Box::new(Type::Universe(n + 1)),
},
Type::Var(name) => Term::Var(name.clone()),
_ => Term::Var(format!("{:?}", ty)),
}
}
/// Standard equivalences
/// Bool ~ Bool via negation
pub fn bool_negation_equiv() -> Equivalence {
Equivalence::new(
Type::Bool,
Type::Bool,
|x| match x {
Term::True => Term::False,
Term::False => Term::True,
_ => Term::If {
cond: Box::new(x.clone()),
then_branch: Box::new(Term::False),
else_branch: Box::new(Term::True),
},
},
|x| match x {
Term::True => Term::False,
Term::False => Term::True,
_ => Term::If {
cond: Box::new(x.clone()),
then_branch: Box::new(Term::False),
else_branch: Box::new(Term::True),
},
},
|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())),
|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())),
)
}
/// A x B ~ B x A (product commutativity)
pub fn product_comm_equiv(a: Type, b: Type) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence::new(
Type::product(a.clone(), b.clone()),
Type::product(b.clone(), a.clone()),
|p| Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Snd(Box::new(p.clone()))),
snd: Box::new(Term::Fst(Box::new(p.clone()))),
},
|p| Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Snd(Box::new(p.clone()))),
snd: Box::new(Term::Fst(Box::new(p.clone()))),
},
|p| Term::Refl(Box::new(p.clone())),
|p| Term::Refl(Box::new(p.clone())),
)
}
/// A + B ~ B + A (coproduct commutativity)
pub fn coprod_comm_equiv(a: Type, b: Type) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence::new(
Type::Coprod(Box::new(a.clone()), Box::new(b.clone())),
Type::Coprod(Box::new(b.clone()), Box::new(a.clone())),
|x| Term::Case {
scrutinee: Box::new(x.clone()),
left_case: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "l".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Inr(Box::new(Term::Var("l".to_string())))),
}),
right_case: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "r".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Inl(Box::new(Term::Var("r".to_string())))),
}),
},
|x| Term::Case {
scrutinee: Box::new(x.clone()),
left_case: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "l".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Inr(Box::new(Term::Var("l".to_string())))),
}),
right_case: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "r".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Inl(Box::new(Term::Var("r".to_string())))),
}),
},
|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())),
|x| Term::Refl(Box::new(x.clone())),
)
}
/// (A x B) -> C ~ A -> (B -> C) (currying)
pub fn curry_equiv(a: Type, b: Type, c: Type) -> Equivalence {
Equivalence::new(
Type::arrow(Type::product(a.clone(), b.clone()), c.clone()),
Type::arrow(a.clone(), Type::arrow(b.clone(), c.clone())),
|f| Term::Lambda {
var: "a".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::Lambda {
var: "b".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::App {
func: Box::new(f.clone()),
arg: Box::new(Term::Pair {
fst: Box::new(Term::Var("a".to_string())),
snd: Box::new(Term::Var("b".to_string())),
}),
}),
}),
},
|f| Term::Lambda {
var: "p".to_string(),
body: Box::new(Term::App {
func: Box::new(Term::App {
func: Box::new(f.clone()),
arg: Box::new(Term::Fst(Box::new(Term::Var("p".to_string())))),
}),
arg: Box::new(Term::Snd(Box::new(Term::Var("p".to_string())))),
}),
},
|f| Term::Refl(Box::new(f.clone())),
|f| Term::Refl(Box::new(f.clone())),
)
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_identity_equivalence() {
let equiv = Equivalence::identity(Type::Nat);
let x = Term::nat(42);
assert!(equiv.apply(&x).structural_eq(&x));
assert!(equiv.unapply(&x).structural_eq(&x));
}
#[test]
fn test_bool_negation_is_involution() {
let equiv = bool_negation_equiv();
// not(not(true)) = true
let t = Term::True;
let result = equiv.apply(&equiv.apply(&t));
assert!(result.structural_eq(&t));
// not(not(false)) = false
let f = Term::False;
let result = equiv.apply(&equiv.apply(&f));
assert!(result.structural_eq(&f));
}
#[test]
fn test_equivalence_inverse() {
let equiv = bool_negation_equiv();
let inv = equiv.inverse();
// Inverse should have swapped domain/codomain
assert!(inv.domain.structural_eq(&equiv.codomain));
assert!(inv.codomain.structural_eq(&equiv.domain));
}
#[test]
fn test_univalence_creates_path() {
let equiv = Equivalence::identity(Type::Bool);
let path = univalence(equiv);
// Path should go from Bool to Bool
assert!(path.source().structural_eq(path.target()));
}
#[test]
fn test_curry_uncurry() {
let equiv = curry_equiv(Type::Nat, Type::Nat, Type::Bool);
// The equivalence should exist
assert!(equiv.domain.structural_eq(&Type::arrow(
Type::product(Type::Nat, Type::Nat),
Type::Bool
)));
}
}