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Definition
Let A R A R be a dense integral subdomain of the dense rational numbers Archimedean ordered abelian group ℚ \mathbb{Q} with and a let point 1 R + : A 1:A R_{+} and be a the term positive terms of ζ R : 0 < 1 \zeta: R 0 \lt 1. Let A + ≔ ∑ a : A ( 0 < a ) A_{+} \coloneqq \sum_{a:A} (0 \lt a) be the positive cone? of A A .
Let S S be a A R + A_{+} R_{+} -premetric space . We define the predicate
isCauchyApproximation ( x ) ≔ ∏ δ : A R + ∏ η : A R + x δ ∼ δ + η x η isCauchyApproximation(x) \coloneqq \prod_{\delta:A_{+}} \prod_{\delta:R_{+}} \prod_{\eta:A_{+}} \prod_{\eta:R_{+}} x_\delta \sim_{\delta + \eta} x_\eta
x x is a A R + A_{+} R_{+} -Cauchy approximation if
x : A R + → S ⊢ c ( x ) : isCauchyApproximation ( x ) x:A_{+} x:R_{+} \to S \vdash c(x): isCauchyApproximation(x)
The type of A R + A_{+} R_{+} -Cauchy approximations in S S is defined as
C ( S , A R + ) ≔ ∑ x : A R + → S isCauchyApproximation ( x ) C(S, A_{+}) R_{+}) \coloneqq \sum_{x:A_{+} \sum_{x:R_{+} \to S} isCauchyApproximation(x)
Properties
Every A R + A_{+} R_{+} -Cauchy approximation is a Cauchy net indexed by A R + A_{+} R_{+} . This is because A R + A_{+} R_{+} is a strictly ordered type, and thus a directed type and a strictly codirected type, with N : A R + N:A_{+} N:R_{+} defined as N ≔ δ ⊗ η N \coloneqq \delta \otimes \eta for δ : A R + \delta:A_{+} \delta:R_{+} and η : A R + \eta:A_{+} \eta:R_{+} . ϵ : R + \epsilon:R_{+} is defined as ϵ + δ ⊕ η \epsilon + \delta \oplus \eta .
Thus, there is a family of dependent terms
x : A R + → S ⊢ n ( x ) : isCauchyApproximation ( x ) → isCauchyNet ( x ) x:A_{+} x:R_{+} \to S \vdash n(x): isCauchyApproximation(x) \to isCauchyNet(x)
A An A R + A_{+} R_{+} -Cauchy approximation is the composition x ∘ M x \circ M of a net x x and a an A R + A_{+} R_{+} -modulus of Cauchy convergence M M .
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