fixed problem with linear arith.
(* Title: HOL/Integ/Group.thy
ID: $Id$
Author: Tobias Nipkow
Copyright 1996 TU Muenchen
A little bit of group theory leading up to rings. Hence groups are additive.
*)
Group = Main +
(* additive semigroups *)
axclass add_semigroup < plus
plus_assoc "(x + y) + z = x + (y + z)"
(* additive monoids *)
axclass add_monoid < add_semigroup, zero
zeroL "0 + x = x"
zeroR "x + 0 = x"
(* additive groups *)
(*
The inverse is the binary `-'. Groups with unary and binary inverse are
interdefinable: x-y := x+(0-y) and -x := 0-x. The law left_inv is
simply the translation of (-x)+x = 0. This characterizes groups already,
provided we only allow (0-x). Law minus_inv `defines' the general x-y in
terms of the specific 0-y.
*)
axclass add_group < add_monoid, minus
left_inv "(0-x)+x = 0"
minus_inv "x-y = x + (0-y)"
(* additive abelian groups *)
axclass add_agroup < add_group
plus_commute "x + y = y + x"
end