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JSP-000404: sorry-free partial Lean formalization (exact alpha(N) for N<=8, sharpness for all N, full classification modulo one stated hypothesis) - #5131
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Summary
Registers a sorry-free partial Lean 4 formalization of Sendov's solution of Blumenthal's minimax-angle problem (Erdős problem 504), pointing to a pinned commit in a public repository owned by the submitting account (
aznikline). TheLean prooffield remainsNo— this is a partial artifact, submitted for the record and for maintainer review, following the precedent format of #5080.What the pinned artifact proves
All results below are kernel-checked; every
#print axiomsaudit reports exactly[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]— nosorry, noadmit, nonative_decide, no custom axioms anywhere in the repository.Jsp404.sendov_upper— sharpness for allN ≥ 3: explicit extremal configurations whose largest angle is≤ alphaN N + ε(vendored, attributed constructions + proofs).Jsp404.sendov_lower_le_eight/Jsp404.sendov_alpha_eq_le_eight— the exact valueα(N) = alphaN Nfor3 ≤ N ≤ 8, unconditional.Jsp404.sendov_alpha_eq_of_geometricCertificates— the complete Sendov classificationJSP404.alpha N = alphaN Nfor allN ≥ 3, conditional onGeometricCertificates.Jsp404.sendov_lower— thePtCfg-form lower bound for allN ≥ 3, conditional on the same hypothesis.The remaining gap, stated exactly
GeometricCertificates(defined inJsp000404/CertificateIntegration.lean) is the strip-wise existence claimCertExistsfor stripsn ≥ 3— the weighted-capacity/dichotomy step that Sendov's paper performs by a brief sketch. Then = 1andn = 2strips are discharged unconditionally;N ≤ 8needs no certificate. The unconditionalN ≥ 9lower bound is the single missing piece. The hypothesis is an ordinary Lean proposition taken as a parameter — not an axiom.Several plausible helper lemmas (
maxGap_boundary_emission, unrestricted staircase bounds, unrestricted removable-vertex existence) were found false as naively quantified during the campaign — kernel-checked countermodels were constructed — and are therefore deliberately absent from the artifact rather than stated withsorry.Statement origin / correspondence
The catalog asks for the largest angle every planar
N-point set must determine — Sendov'salphaN(Acta Math. Hungar. 69 (1995), Theorem 4.1). The artifact proves the classification exactly forN ≤ 8, sharpness for allN, and reduces the general case to one explicitly named hypothesis. Note: erdosproblems.com/504's displayed formula has a typo in the first branch (numerator1vs2);alphaNin the artifact follows the published theorem (verified againstN = 5).Lean formalization repository
cbfbbef188f5f98eead6045d7c3548de3c1b701a(branchmaster)Jsp404.sendov_upper,Jsp404.sendov_alpha_eq_le_eight,Jsp404.sendov_alpha_eq_of_geometricCertificates,Jsp404.sendov_lowerleanprover/lean4:v4.34.0, Mathlib5ed2965256430c3649e86755f9576b54eca72435(lean-toolchain,lake-manifest.json)Reproduction
Compiles cleanly from a fresh clone at the pinned commit (3293 jobs, zero
sorrywarnings). Axiom audit instructions are in the repositoryREADME.md.Attribution
Formalization contributor:
aznikline. The repository vendors, unmodified and with attribution retained (ThirdParty/Sendov/, MIT + CC BY 4.0 docs), the sharpness constructions ofsuperpilot69/awards@722cb3ca(superpilot69 and ChatGPT 6 Astra).Checklist
Lean proofremainsNo— partial scope stated explicitlysorry/admit/native_decide/custom axioms (verified by build +#print axioms)