Simplify Section 8 through a direct half-deficit product assembly - #55
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The exact finite regression, placeholder/project-axiom scans, focused modules, physical-fibre chain, and repository-wide generated standalone all pass. This validates the public PR #55 modules as candidate inputs; it does not by itself prove Lemma 8.3, Proposition 9.2, or |
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Purpose
This PR replaces the remaining near/middle bookkeeping in Section VIII by a direct, completion-free support/deficit product. It is stacked on PR #53, which identifies every attained matching-supported high-skeleton weight with its exact product of local partial-cell fibres.
The central simplification is to enlarge the exact high-deficit set to the local envelope
Every attained high cell already satisfies this condition. Since all summands are nonnegative, the enlargement is valid for an upper bound and removes the global cutoff
U/2from the finite analytic assembly.1. Direct optional-choice encoding
Zero deficit is represented by
none; a positive deficit satisfying2h<mis represented bysome h. Attained demands are encoded directly into the sameNearSkeletonChoicetype used by the finite product theorem.Main declarations:
The decoder recovers the exact attained demand table. The encoding is injective and introduces no extra deficit-vector multiplicity.
2. Exact one-cell physical ratio
Section8ExactLocalDeficitRatio.leanproves the division-free identity for endpoint sizesmandm+d:The proof separates the physical matching-count quotient from the exact local signed-reward quotient. No probability or asymptotic estimate enters.
Section8ExactLocalDeficitENNReal.leanperforms only cancellation by explicitly positive finite factors and identifiesThus the charged cell identity is exact, before the later three-quarter majorant is applied.
3. Symmetric endpoint bridge
Section8SymmetricLocalDeficitRatio.leanremoves orientation choices. For arbitrary endpoint sizesu,v, it usesand proves the same exact charged identity. The global proof therefore does not require sixteen endpoint-orientation cases.
4. One global falling-factorial loss
Section8PointwiseChargeProduct.leanisolates the two independent inputs:It proves
and packages the resulting product comparison without redistributing this global loss cell by cell.
5. Coarse three-quarter charge
For one endpoint cell define
The checked arithmetic gives
under
2h<m, independently of endpoint distanced.The coarse public finite wrapper deliberately permits the harmless bound
A sharper table-preserving geometric sum can be added separately without changing this finite infrastructure.
6. Support products and exact references
Section8SupportProductGrouping.leanproves the generic identitiesIt also identifies the support full multiplicity with
fourEndpointJof the support table and rewrites the literal zero-deficit reference asNo additional physical completion or factorial enumeration is introduced.
7. Finite realized-table grouping
The type of all natural-valued four-by-four tables is infinite and is not used as a finite summation index. The PR defines the finite image of actually realized support tables and proves
The final coarse endpoint is
conditional on one pointwise charged comparison. Support-cardinality control, local deficit summation, common-base domination, and finite reference regrouping are discharged internally.
8. Exact regression
625/experiments/section8_direct_half_deficit_assembly.pychecks with exact integer andFractionarithmetic:2h<m;(n)_J/(n)_(J-H) <= n^Hloss;The regression passes under ordinary and optimized Python, including 1,664 exact one-cell ratios and 500 aggregate charged comparisons.
Validation
Current head:
Successful dedicated runs:
Both exact-regression jobs pass. The dedicated warning-fatal Lean build passes for:
The changed-source scan rejects
sorry,admit,sorryAx, project-defined axioms,unsafe, and related placeholders. The repository-wide self-contained Lean workflow is also running on this head; its generated-source freshness check has passed.Scope boundary
This PR does not assert Lemma 8.3, Proposition 9.2, or
Erdos625Statement.The exact remaining public seam is to instantiate the finite wrappers with a fully proved pointwise attained-demand charge and then prove the table-preserving support sum and endpoint transportation/asymptotic estimates. The present PR supplies the local exact algebra, the one-global-loss interface, support-product grouping, and both exact and coarse finite summation infrastructure.