Dead Ends in Misère Play: the Misère Monoid of Canonical Numbers #
This module records the formalisation of [Rebecca Milley, Gabriel Renault. Dead Ends in Misère Play: The Misère Monoid of Canonical Numbers] [MR13].
2. Preliminary results #
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This is Milley, Renault (Lemma 3 on p. 5).
This is Milley, Renault (Lemma 3 on p. 5).
If $G$ is a short game, define the race of $G$, denoted $r(G)$, as $r(G) := \min(T(G))$.
This is Davies (Definition 3.14 on p. 15).
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3. Integers and other dead ends #
If $G$ is a dead Right end and $H$ is a dead Left end, then $o^-(G + H)$ is $\mathcal{N}^-$ when $l(G) = r(H)$, $\mathcal{L}^-$ when $l(G) < r(H)$, and $\mathcal{R}^-$ when $l(G) > r(H)$.
This is Milley, Renault (Lemma 5 on p. 7).
If $G$ is a dead end then $G + \overline{G} \equiv 0 \pmod{\mathcal{E}}$.
This is Milley, Renault (Theorem 6 on p. 8).
TODO: Theorem 8
TODO: Theorem 9
TODO: Lemma 10
TODO: Theorem 11
4. Numbers #
TODO: Proposition 12
TODO: Lemma 13
TODO: Lemma 14
TODO: Corollary 15
TODO: Theorem 16
TODO: Lemma 17
TODO: Theorem 18
TODO: Theorem 19
TODO: Corollary 20
TODO: Lemma 21
TODO: Lemma 22
TODO: Theorem 23
TODO: Corollary 24
TODO: Theorem 25
5. Zeros in the dead-ending universe #
TODO: Lemma 26
TODO: Theorem 27