Comhordú in Coq: Documentation and Project Plan

Of this content, the parameters and admitted theorems constitute the remaining work to do. Parameters are incomplete definitions, much like stub functions that can be written when developing software. Admitted theorems are those whose proofs have yet not been completed, or whose proofs have been scrapped due to some modifications rendering them obsolete. Conjectures are theorems statements that are assumed without proof because they are deemed obvious. It is not a priority to prove conjectures, though it would be desirable to prove them for the sake of completeness. The rest of the content is complete. Proved theorems are fully defined, albeit in terms of lower level results which themselves may not be fully defined. Completed definitions are similar to proved theorems. In fact, by the Curry-Howard isomorphism, they almost the sameexcept that Coq makes a distinction between sets and propositions. Inductive definitions are also complete, and differ from other definitions only in their definition style, which uses constructors.