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Research Help
I need some help , i doing my in formal methods (formal verification) i am facing a problem and need an expert opinion i have set say {s | f + g = k} where f and g are some functions
and k is number i want to split this set into two set (union or intersection) as {s | f = i} union (or intersection) {s | g = j} , first i want to ask can i do it , secondly what will be values of i & j (with respect to k), looking forward for some body who can help me out...
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Clearly, for any i, j such that i + j = k, we have
=i\}\cap\{x\mid g(x)=j\}\subset\{x\mid f(x)+g(x)=k\})
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However, the converse inclusion does not hold because the fact that f(x) + g(x) = k does not uniquely determine f(x) and g(x). The only thing that comes to mind when i, j and k are natural numbers is
=i\}\cap\{x\mid g(x)=k-i\}=\{x\mid f(x)+g(x)=k\})
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Thanks for answering my post
