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The previous module instance has the wrong defeqs, and was more work to construct. The new one remains propositionally equal to the old one.
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The previous module instance has the wrong defeqs, and was more work to construct. The new one remains propositionally equal to the old one.
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Unfortunately I was not able to forward port the addition of a partially-explicit type to `kaehler_differential.End_equiv_derivation'`, as Lean 4 no longer allows metavariables in instance arguments.
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Unfortunately I was not able to forward port the addition of a partially-explicit type to `kaehler_differential.End_equiv_derivation'`, as Lean 4 no longer allows metavariables in instance arguments.
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Unfortunately I was not able to forward port the addition of a partially-explicit type to `kaehler_differential.End_equiv_derivation'`, as Lean 4 no longer allows metavariables in instance arguments.
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The previous module instance has the wrong defeqs, and was more work to construct.
The new one remains propositionally equal to the old one.