Re: [tlaplus] Generating sequences of functions

[Isaac DeFrain <isaacdefrain@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Pablo,

If you only need an implicit (non-enumerable) definition, this will do the trick:

Seq_n(n, s) == { seq \in Seq(s) : Len(seq) <= n }

If you need an explicit definition, a recursive definition will do the trick:

RECURSIVE seq_n(_, _, _)
seq_n(n, s, acc) ==
  IF n = 0 THEN acc
  ELSE
    LET next == { Append(a, x) : x \in s, a \in acc }
    IN seq_n(n - 1, s, acc \cup next)

\* set of sequences of length at most n

Seq_n(n, s) == seq_n(n, s, {<<>>})

I hope this helps!

Best,

Isaac DeFrain

On Mon, Oct 4, 2021 at 4:35 PM pablo fernandez <fernandezpablo85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello!

I have a function that represents a transaction:

[user: 1..3, amount: 1..6]

And would like to have the set of all sequences from 0 to 3 transactions, e.g:

{<<>>, <<[user:1, amount: 0]>>, <<[user:1, amount: 0], [user:2, amount: 0]>> ... }

How can I achieve this?

Pablo

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