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(** Checking that a word is a Dyck word
Authors: Martin Clochard (École Normale Supérieure)
Jean-Christophe Filliâtre (CNRS)
*)
theory Dyck
use export list.List
use export list.Append
type paren = L | R
type word = list paren
(* D -> eps | L D R D *)
inductive dyck word =
| Dyck_nil:
dyck Nil
| Dyck_ind:
forall w1 w2. dyck w1 -> dyck w2 -> dyck (Cons L (w1 ++ Cons R w2))
(* the first letter, if any, must be L *)
lemma dyck_word_first:
forall w: word. dyck w ->
match w with Nil -> true | Cons c _ -> c = L end
end
module Check
use Dyck
use list.Length
use ref.Ref
exception Failure
(* A fall of a word is a decomposition p ++ s with p a dyck word
and s a word not starting by L. *)
predicate fall (p s: word) = dyck p /\
match s with Cons L _ -> false | _ -> true end
let rec lemma same_prefix (p s s2: word) : unit
requires { p ++ s = p ++ s2 }
ensures { s = s2 }
variant { p }
= match p with Nil -> () | Cons _ q -> same_prefix q s s2 end
(* Compute the fall decomposition, if it exists. As a side-effect,
prove its unicity. *)
let rec is_dyck_rec (ghost p: ref word) (w: word) : word
ensures { w = !p ++ result && fall !p result &&
(forall p2 s: word. w = p2 ++ s /\ fall p2 s -> p2 = !p && s = result) }
writes { p }
raises { Failure -> forall p s: word. w = p ++ s -> not fall p s }
variant { length w }
=
match w with
| Cons L w0 ->
let ghost p0 = ref Nil in
match is_dyck_rec p0 w0 with
| Cons _ w1 ->
assert { forall p s p1 p2: word.
dyck p /\ w = p ++ s /\ dyck p1 /\ dyck p2 /\
p = Cons L (p1 ++ Cons R p2) ->
w0 = p1 ++ (Cons R (p2 ++ s)) && p1 = !p0 && w1 = p2 ++ s };
let ghost p1 = ref Nil in
let w = is_dyck_rec p1 w1 in
p := Cons L (!p0 ++ Cons R !p1);
w
| _ ->
raise Failure
end
| _ ->
p := Nil; w
end
let is_dyck (w: word) : bool
ensures { result <-> dyck w }
=
try match is_dyck_rec (ref Nil) w with
| Nil -> true
| _ -> false
end with Failure -> false end
end