Library Coq.Numbers.NatInt.NZPow
Power Function
Interface of a power function, then its specification on naturals
The above pow_neg_r specification is useless (and trivially
provable) for N. Having it here allows to already derive
some slightly more general statements.
Derived properties of power
Power and basic constants
Power and nullity
Power and addition, multiplication
Positivity
Monotonicity
NB: since 0^0 > 0^1, the following result isn't valid with a=0
Injectivity
Monotonicity results, both ways
For any a>1, the a^x function is above the identity function
Someday, we should say something about the full Newton formula.
In the meantime, we can at least provide some inequalities about
(a+b)^c.
This upper bound can also be seen as a convexity proof for x^c :
image of (a+b)/2 is below the middle of the images of a and b