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Semantic characterization of models of a Morita extension

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MoritaEquiv.MoritaData.isModel_ext_iff

by Alien60 · Oct 12, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

category-theorylogicmodel-theory

Let TTT be a theory in a many-sorted signature Σ\SigmaΣ, and let DDD be Morita data over TTT. The data DDD specifies new product, coproduct, subset and quotient sorts with their symbols π1,π2\pi_1,\pi_2π1​,π2​, ι1,ι2\iota_1,\iota_2ι1​,ι2​, iii, ϵ\epsilonϵ, together with explicitly defined function and relation symbols. This gives the extended signature Σ+\Sigma^+Σ+ and the Morita extension T+=T∪{defining axioms}T^+ = T \cup \{\text{defining axioms}\}T+=T∪{defining axioms} (D.ext).

Statement. A Σ+\Sigma^+Σ+-structure MMM is a model of T+T^+T+ if and only if all of the following hold:

  1. the Σ\SigmaΣ-reduct M∣ΣM|_\SigmaM∣Σ​ is a model of TTT;
  2. for each product sort σ=s1×s2\sigma = s_1\times s_2σ=s1​×s2​: for all a∈Ms1a\in M_{s_1}a∈Ms1​​, b∈Ms2b \in M_{s_2}b∈Ms2​​ there is a unique z∈Mσz\in M_\sigmaz∈Mσ​ with π1(z)=a\pi_1(z)=aπ1​(z)=a and π2(z)=b\pi_2(z)=bπ2​(z)=b;
  3. for each coproduct sort σ=s1+s2\sigma = s_1 + s_2σ=s1​+s2​: every c∈Mσc \in M_\sigmac∈Mσ​ is ι1(a)\iota_1(a)ι1​(a) for a unique aaa or ι2(b)\iota_2(b)ι2​(b) for a unique bbb, and ι1(a)≠ι2(b)\iota_1(a) \neq \iota_2(b)ι1​(a)=ι2​(b) for all a,ba, ba,b;
  4. for each subset sort σ={x:s∣φ(x)}\sigma = \{x : s \mid \varphi(x)\}σ={x:s∣φ(x)}: M∣Σ⊨φ[a]  ⟺  ∃z∈Mσ, i(z)=aM|_\Sigma \models \varphi[a] \iff \exists z\in M_\sigma,\ i(z)=aM∣Σ​⊨φ[a]⟺∃z∈Mσ​, i(z)=a, for all a∈Msa \in M_sa∈Ms​, and iii is injective;
  5. for each quotient sort σ=s/φ\sigma = s/\varphiσ=s/φ: ϵ(a)=ϵ(b)  ⟺  M∣Σ⊨φ[a,b]\epsilon(a)=\epsilon(b) \iff M|_\Sigma\models\varphi[a,b]ϵ(a)=ϵ(b)⟺M∣Σ​⊨φ[a,b], and ϵ\epsilonϵ is surjective;
  6. each new function symbol fff with definition ψ(y,xˉ)\psi(y,\bar x)ψ(y,xˉ) satisfies fM(xˉ)=y  ⟺  M∣Σ⊨ψ[y,xˉ]f^M(\bar x)=y \iff M|_\Sigma\models\psi[y,\bar x]fM(xˉ)=y⟺M∣Σ​⊨ψ[y,xˉ];
  7. each new relation symbol rrr with definition ψ(xˉ)\psi(\bar x)ψ(xˉ) satisfies rM(xˉ)  ⟺  M∣Σ⊨ψ[xˉ]r^M(\bar x)\iff M|_\Sigma\models\psi[\bar x]rM(xˉ)⟺M∣Σ​⊨ψ[xˉ].

This is the semantic reading of the definition of a Morita extension. It turns "M⊨T+M \models T^+M⊨T+" into concrete conditions on the interpretations of the new sorts and symbols, which makes it the basic tool for checking that a proposed structure is a model of a Morita extension, for example in the worked examples of Barrett–Halvorson.

Formalization Note Conditions 2–7 are stated literally as the realization of each defining axiom: unary symbol applications appear as funMap on a one-element tuple, and the variable assignments are indexed by Fin n.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_MoritaEquiv_defs

open CategoryTheory
Formal statement
namespace MoritaEquiv

/-- Semantic characterization of the models of a Morita extension. A `D.sig`-structure `M` is a
model of `T⁺ = D.ext` iff its reduct to `L` is a model of `T` and `M` satisfies, read off literally,
each defining axiom: `π₁, π₂` make each product sort a product; `ι₁, ι₂` are jointly surjective,
individually injective (uniqueness of the preimage) with disjoint images on each coproduct sort; each
inclusion `i` is injective with image `{a | φ(a)}`; each quotient map `ε` is surjective with kernel
`φ(a, b)`; and each new function or relation symbol is interpreted by its defining formula. -/
theorem MoritaData.isModel_ext_iff {L : Sig} {T : Theory L} (D : MoritaData L T) (M : Str D.sig) :
    M.IsModel D.ext ↔
    (M.reduct D.incl).IsModel T ∧
    (∀ σ : D.Prod,
    ∀ v : (i : Fin 2) → M.carrier
        ((![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.prodFst σ), MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.prodSnd σ)] : Fin 2 → D.sig.Srt) i),
      ∃ z : M.carrier (.prod σ), (M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.fst σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.prod σ] j)) z finZeroElim) = v 0 ∧
        M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.snd σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.prod σ] j)) z finZeroElim) = v 1) ∧
        ∀ z' : M.carrier (.prod σ), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.fst σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.prod σ] j)) z' finZeroElim) = v 0 ∧
          M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.snd σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.prod σ] j)) z' finZeroElim) = v 1 → z' = z) ∧
    (∀ σ : D.Coprod,
    ∀ v : (i : Fin 1) → M.carrier ((![MoritaData.ExtSrt.coprod σ] : Fin 1 → D.sig.Srt) i),
      ((∃ a : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodFst σ)), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodFst σ)] j)) a finZeroElim) = v 0 ∧
          ∀ a' : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodFst σ)), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodFst σ)] j)) a' finZeroElim) = v 0 → a' = a) ∨
        (∃ b : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodSnd σ)), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inr σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodSnd σ)] j)) b finZeroElim) = v 0 ∧
          ∀ b' : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodSnd σ)), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inr σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodSnd σ)] j)) b' finZeroElim) = v 0 → b' = b)) ∧
      ∀ (a : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodFst σ))) (b : M.carrier (.old (D.coprodSnd σ))),
        ¬ M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodFst σ)] j)) a finZeroElim) = M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.inr σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.coprodSnd σ)] j)) b finZeroElim)) ∧
    (∀ σ : D.Sub,
    ∀ v : (i : Fin 1) → M.carrier ((D.incl.onSrt ∘ ![D.subBase σ] : Fin 1 → D.sig.Srt) i),
      ((D.subDef σ).Realize (M.reduct D.incl) v ↔
          ∃ z : M.carrier (.sub σ), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.incl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.sub σ] j)) z finZeroElim) = v 0) ∧
        ∀ z₁ z₂ : M.carrier (.sub σ), M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.incl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.sub σ] j)) z₂ finZeroElim) =
          M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.incl σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.sub σ] j)) z₁ finZeroElim) → z₂ = z₁) ∧
    (∀ σ : D.Quot,
    ∀ v : (i : Fin 2) → M.carrier
        ((D.incl.onSrt ∘ ![D.quotBase σ, D.quotBase σ] : Fin 2 → D.sig.Srt) i),
      (M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.proj σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.quotBase σ)] j)) (v 0) finZeroElim) = M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.proj σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.quotBase σ)] j)) (v 1) finZeroElim) ↔
          (D.quotDef σ).Realize (M.reduct D.incl) v) ∧
        ∀ z : M.carrier (.quot σ), ∃ x : M.carrier (.old (D.quotBase σ)),
          M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.proj σ)
          (Fin.cons (α := fun j => M.carrier (![MoritaData.ExtSrt.old (D.quotBase σ)] j)) x finZeroElim) = z) ∧
    (∀ {m : ℕ} {dom : Fin m → L.Srt} {s : L.Srt} (f : D.NewFunc m dom s),
    ∀ v : (i : Fin (m + 1)) → M.carrier ((D.incl.onSrt ∘ Ctx.cons s dom : Fin (m + 1) → D.sig.Srt) i),
      (M.funMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtFunc.new f) (fun j => v j.succ) = v 0 ↔
        (D.funcDef f).Realize (M.reduct D.incl) v)) ∧
    (∀ {m : ℕ} {dom : Fin m → L.Srt} (r : D.NewRel m dom),
    ∀ v : (i : Fin m) → M.carrier ((D.incl.onSrt ∘ dom : Fin m → D.sig.Srt) i),
      (M.relMap (L := D.sig) (MoritaData.ExtRel.new r) (fun j => v j) ↔
        (D.relDef r).Realize (M.reduct D.incl) v)) := by sorry

end MoritaEquiv
Source
T. W. Barrett, H. Halvorson, Morita Equivalence, Rev. Symb. Logic 9 (2016) 556-582, https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.04675 (numbering as in arXiv v1), §4: definition of a Morita extension and the defining axioms for product, coproduct, subset and quotient sorts and for explicitly defined symbols

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