Closed TashiWalde closed 1 year ago
Tagging @emilyriehl, who I believe was also interested in this result.
Indeed! After our discussions in Regensburg, I had hoped this would be provable --- and was planning to investigate myself if you didn't beat me to it ;)
Anyway I'm very happy to have this figured out. We should start a discussion (perhaps over on Zulip) about whether we should simply our assumptions moving forward (eg only ever assume extext or funext, to make it clearer that globally only two hypotheses are needed, not six).
Indeed! After our discussions in Regensburg, I had hoped this would be provable --- and was planning to investigate myself if you didn't beat me to it ;)
Anyway I'm very happy to have this figured out. We should start a discussion (perhaps over on Zulip) about whether we should simply our assumptions moving forward (eg only ever assume extext or funext, to make it clearer that globally only two hypotheses are needed, not six).
I have indeed started exactly that discussion :) But nobody has weighed in on it so far :(
This completes the cycle of equivalence between NaiveExtExt, WeakExtExt and ExtExt.
As an intermediate step, I deduce from NaiveExtExt that all extension types in a family of propositions are themselves propositions.
Note: relies on #104 and #105 .