STRATEGY | TACTICS |
CLOSURE ON NATURAL NUMBER SUBTRACTION ---------------------> SHIFT| ^CLOSURE ON FROM| |DEFINED NATURAL| |DIFFERENCE NUMBERS| |SUBTRACTION | |(RESTRICTED V-------------------->SYSTEM) DEVELOP DEFINED DIFFERENCE ARITHMETIC |
MINUEND
@ m; SUBTRAHEND
@ s; DFIND DIFFERENCE: [m - s] s. t. m < s; DIFF. CLOSURE: for OPERATION o and DEF. DIFFERENCE d : [d1] o [d [m1 - s1] > [ [m1 - s1] < [m2 - s2] <--> m1 + s2 < m2 + s1; [m1 - s1] = [m2 - s2] <--> m1 + s2 = m2 + s1; [m1 - s1] + [m2 - s2] = [m1 + m2] - [s1 + s2]; [m1 - s1] - [m2 - s2] = [m1 + s2] - [m2 + s2]; [m1 - s1] * [m2 - s2] = [m1 * m2 + s1 * s2 ] - [m1 * s2 + m2 * s1] |
CLOSURE ON A TOTAL NUMBER SYSTEM -------------------------> SHIFT FROM| ^ADDITION & DEFINED| |SUBTRACTION DIFFERENCE| |CLOSED IN ARITHMETIC| |TOTAL NUMBER | |SYSTEM V----------------------- > DEVELOP NATURAL VECTORS ARITHMETIC COMBINING |
1st VECTOR COMP. = u
2nd VEC. COMP. = v VECTOR: [u, v] s.t. the COMPS are NATURALS; ARITH. OF VECTORS OF NATURAL NUMBERS: [u1, v1] > [u2, v2] <--> u1 + v2 >u2 + v1; [u1, v1] < [u2, v2] <--> u1 + v2 < u2 + v1; [u1, v1] = [u2, v2] <--> u1 + v2 = u2 + v1; [u1, v1] + [u2, v2] = [u1 + u2], [v1 + v2]; [u1, v1] - [u2, v2] = [u1 + v2,u2 + v1]; [u1,v1] * [u2,v2] = [u1*u2 + v1*v2, u1*v2 + u2*v1]; WHEREAS DEFINED DIFFENCES HAVE RESTRICTION ON COMPONENTS, NO SUCH RESTRICTION ON VECTOR COMPONENTS, PROVIDED NO VIOLATING OF NATURAL NO. ARITHMETIC, HOWEVER, NOTE THAT SUBTRACTION ON VECTORS BECOMES ADDITION ON COMPONENTS, HENCE ALWAYS ALLOWED! THUS, CLOSURE GOAL ACHIEVED FOR VECTOR SUBTRACTION! |
"AWKWARD" VECTOR NOTATION ------------------------->USE POSITIVE, SHIFT| ^NEGATIVE SIGNS, FROM| |ZERO: 3 CLASSES VECTORS| |OF INTEGERS OF| |CLOSED FOR NATURALS| |ADDITION & V----------------------- >SUBTRACTION REDUCE: 3 EQUIVALENCE CLASSES OF VECTORS COMBINING |
SO "INTEGERS" ARE VECTORS OF NATURAL NUMBERS, BUT THE VECTOR NOTATION IS AWKWARD & CAN BE BYPASSED. HOW? BY THE VECTOR EQUIVALENCE RULE: [u1,
v1] = [u2, v2] <-->
u1 + v2 = u2 + v1; LET u > v IN A VECTOR, SO THAT u - v = w; THEN THIS NATURAL NUMBER SUBTRACTION IS ALLOWED: [u, v] = [u - v, v - v] = [w, 0]: CALL THIS A "POSITIVE VECTOR"; ALTERNATIVELY, LET u < v, SO THAT v - u = x, THEN [u - u, v - u] = [0, x]: CALL THIS A "NEGATIVE VECTOR"; OR, IF u = v, [u - u, v - v] = [0,0]: CALL THIS THE NULL VECTOR, SIMPLY DENOTED AS 0 INTEGER. THEN THE POSITVE VECTOR CAN BE HIDDEN BY A SIGN: +w; THEN NEGATIVE VECTOR BY ANOTHER SIGN: -x. AND WE HAVE OUR FAMILIAR INTEGER NOTATION (HIDING VECTORS OF NATURALS!), PROVIDING CLOSURE FOR SUBTRACTION -- WITHOUT CHEATING! |
IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A MULTIPICATION RULE FOR DEFINED DIFFERENCES THAT YIELDED A DEFINED DIFFERENCE ANSWER, WE HAD TO ADOPT THE FORM SUCH THAT DEFINED DIFFERENCE TIMES DEFINED DIFFERENCE EQUALS A DEFINED DIFFERENCE: [m1 - s1] * [m2 - s2] = [m1 * m2 + s1 * s2] - [m1 * s2 + m2 * s1]. AND WHEN WE USE THIS TO MODEL VECTORS OF NATURALS, THOSE VECTORS PRODUCTS (POS. TIMES POS. IS POS.; NEG. TIMES NEG. IS NEG; POS. TIMES NEG. = NEG., AND VISY VERSY!) POP OUT!
NO ONE DECIDED TO MAKE UP A WEIRD RULE OF SIGNS. IT FOLLOWED FROM THE MOST "SACRED" RULE IN ARITHMETIC -- PERHAPS IN ALL MATH! -- CLOSURE. DIG?