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jsm28 author:jsm28 |
feat(Combinatorics/Tiling/TileSet): indexed families of tiles |
Define the type `TileSet` for indexed families of tiles (in a discrete context), and some associated definitions (including `symmetryGroup`) and API lemmas.
`TileSet` can be used for tilings of the whole space; for tilings of part of the space; for patches of tiles (extracted from a tiling by considering tiles meeting some set of points, or considered on their own without extracting from a tiling); for multiple tilings (covering the space more than once). In particular, the fact that people study multiple tilings provides a clear justification for using indexed families rather than sets of tiles, and basic definitions and API lemmas generally work for all these different uses of `TileSet` (sometimes with weak constraints such as tiles being finite, nonempty and only having finitely many tiles meeting any point of the space).
Definitions for saying e.g. "this `TileSet` is a tiling of the whole space" are to be included in subsequent files in subsequent PRs.
From AperiodicMonotilesLean.
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t-combinatorics |
460/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Tiling/TileSet.lean |
2 |
23 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'b-mehta', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'jsm28', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
157-59537 5 months ago |
282-76645 282 days ago |
282-76629 282 days |
0 |
| 41629 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Subgraph): `neighborSet` of `coe`/`spanningCoe` |
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15/3 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Subgraph.lean |
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nobody |
103-52473 3 months ago |
103-53042 103 days ago |
103-53026 103 days |
0 |
| 41668 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Decomp): `dropUntil` API to match existing `takeUntil` API |
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56/9 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Decomp.lean |
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nobody |
101-49100 3 months ago |
101-49668 101 days ago |
102-53942 102 days |
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| 41722 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Subgraph): `mapToSubgraph` API |
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t-combinatorics |
36/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Subgraph.lean |
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nobody |
101-35013 3 months ago |
101-35619 101 days ago |
101-35603 101 days |
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| 41793 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): `fromEdgeSet edgeSet` for subgraphs and walks |
`fromEdgeSet G'.edgeSet = G'.spanningCoe` for a subgraph `G'`
`fromEdgeSet p.edgeSet = p.toSubgraph.spanningCoe` for a walk `p`
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16/2 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Subgraph.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Subgraph.lean |
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nobody |
99-75767 3 months ago |
99-76344 99 days ago |
99-76328 99 days |
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| 36719 |
NoneMore author:NoneMore |
feat(ModelTheory): add `PartialType` for first-order theories |
This PR adds the definitions of partial types over theories and over parameter sets, and proves several equivalent characterizations.
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/PartialTypes.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Semantics.lean |
3 |
7 |
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nobody |
99-57259 3 months ago |
99-57780 99 days ago |
107-40725 107 days |
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| 41821 |
Timeroot author:Timeroot |
chore(Order/Basic): add grind _=_ to Subtype.coe_lt_coe, coe_le_coe |
Add grind annotations to Subtype.coe_le_coe and Subtype.coe_lt_coe.
As noted in [this zulip thread](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113488-general/topic/grind.20failures/near/610812085), grind was failing to solve some fairly simple goals, and I think these are generally good annotations to have. (I think they will usually fire usefully.)
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2/2 |
Mathlib/Order/Basic.lean |
1 |
4 |
['Timeroot', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
99-5472 3 months ago |
99-10875 99 days ago |
99-10859 99 days |
0 |
| 41583 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: move simple_obj into Functor namespace, golf proofs, tidy docstring |
This PR moves `CategoryTheory.simple_obj` and `CategoryTheory.simple_obj_iff` into the `Functor` namespace (matching their sibling `Functor.simple_of_simple_obj` and enabling dot notation), golf `Functor.simple_obj` and the forward direction of `isSimpleModule_iff_eq_zero_or_injective` via the existing `LinearMap.injective_or_eq_zero`, remove unused `variable` binders in `RingTheory/SimpleRing/DivisionRing.lean`, and fix inverted heading levels and an "an unique" typo in that file's module docstring. The one call site of the renamed lemmas is updated; no deprecated aliases are added since the declarations merged a week ago.
Follow-up to [#41233 (feat(SimpleRing/DivisionRing): simple module is preserved by ModuleCat equivs)](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/41233).
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16/19 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Simple.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleRing/DivisionRing.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
97-5413 3 months ago |
97-5413 97 days ago |
97-5397 97 days |
0 |
| 41934 |
NickKobs author:NickKobs |
feat(Order/Nucleus): a nucleus on a Boolean algebra is closed |
Adds `Mathlib/Order/Nucleus/Boolean.lean` — the Boolean specialization of the nucleus API:
```lean
theorem Nucleus.apply_eq_sup_apply_bot [BooleanAlgebra X] (n : Nucleus X) (a : X) :
n a = a ⊔ n ⊥
theorem Nucleus.isClosed_of_booleanAlgebra [BooleanAlgebra X] (n : Nucleus X) :
⇑n = fun a => a ⊔ n ⊥
theorem Nucleus.eq_of_apply_bot_eq [BooleanAlgebra X] {m n : Nucleus X} (h : m ⊥ = n ⊥) :
m = n
```
**Why.** `Mathlib.Order.Nucleus` provides the frame / Heyting-algebra structure of `Nucleus X`, the closure-operator view (`toClosureOperator`), and the pointwise `le_apply` / `idempotent` / `map_inf` API, but no Boolean specialization. On a Boolean algebra every nucleus is *closed* — completely determined by its value at `⊥` — which is the pointwise algebraic core of the classical fact that the assembly `N(L)` is Boolean iff `L` is (Beazer–Macnab; Simmons; Johnstone, *Stone Spaces*, II.2). It is the natural companion to the existing frame structure and a common building block in point-free topology.
**Proof.** `n a = n a ⊓ (a ⊔ aᶜ) = (n a ⊓ a) ⊔ (n a ⊓ aᶜ)`; the left join-and is `a` (inflationarity), the right is `≤ n a ⊓ n aᶜ = n (a ⊓ aᶜ) = n ⊥` (inflationarity of `aᶜ` + `map_inf`). The reverse inequality is inflationarity plus monotonicity applied to `⊥ ≤ a`. No completeness is needed — the statement is pointwise, so `[BooleanAlgebra X]` (not a complete Boolean algebra) suffices.
**References.**
* R. Beazer, D. S. Macnab, *Modal extensions of Heyting algebras*.
* H. Simmons, *A framework for topology*, Logic Colloquium '77.
* P. T. Johnstone, *Stone Spaces*, CUP (1982), II.2.
**Provenance.** The theorem was first mechanized (Mathlib-free, over a finite Boolean frame) in the BETTI/Araksha refusal-algebra work; this PR is the generalization to an arbitrary `BooleanAlgebra` against Mathlib's own `Nucleus` API. The result is classical open mathematics, cited above. An earlier revision of the file was compiled clean against master `c81c5cbb` (Lean `v4.33.0-rc1`); this revision adapts the header to the module system (`module` / `public import` / `@[expose] public section`).
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t-order
new-contributor
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71/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/Nucleus/Boolean.lean |
2 |
5 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
95-60295 3 months ago |
95-74038 95 days ago |
95-74022 95 days |
0 |
| 42226 |
espottesmith author:espottesmith |
feat(Combinatorics/Hypergraph): add restriction `x ≠ y` to hypergraph vertex and edge adjacency |
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This introduces a small change to the definitions of adjacency and edge-adjacency for undirected hypergraphs, based on a conversation with @Jun2M and @b-mehta in [#28613](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/28613).
Previously, any two vertices (edges) `x` and `y` could be adjacent, provided that there was an edge in the edge set containing both of them (there was a vertex contained in both of them). Now, we add the restriction that `x` is not equal to `y`.
This should allow `SimpleGraph` to be a clean specialization of `Hypergraph` and to ease the eventual implementation of walks.
This PR has no dependencies, but see also [42164](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/42162), @Jun2M's implementation of `HyperGraphLike` and formalization that `Hypergraph`s are `HyperGraphLike`, which includes this restriction on `Adj`.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
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4/4 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Hypergraph/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
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nobody |
86-32684 2 months ago |
86-33250 86 days ago |
86-33234 86 days |
0 |
| 42223 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(Computability/Reduce): the halting problem is many-one complete |
`Mathlib/Computability/Halting.lean` proves that the halting problem is recursively enumerable (`ComputablePred.halting_problem_re`) and not computable (`ComputablePred.halting_problem`), but not that it is complete: there is no `REPred R → R ≤₀ K`, and neither `Halting.lean` nor `RE.lean` mentions `≤₀`.
This PR adds three results:
```lean
theorem REPred.manyOneReducible_halting_problem {R : ℕ → Prop} (h : REPred R) (n : ℕ) :
R ≤₀ fun c : Code => (Code.eval c n).Dom
theorem halting_problem_manyOneEquiv_halting_problem₂ (n : ℕ) :
ManyOneEquiv (fun c : Code => (Code.eval c n).Dom)
(fun p : Code × ℕ => (Code.eval p.1 p.2).Dom)
theorem REPred.manyOneReducible_halting_problem₂ {R : ℕ → Prop} (h : REPred R) :
R ≤₀ fun p : Code × ℕ => (Code.eval p.1 p.2).Dom
```
(I've stated the results in `Reduce.lean` rather than alongside the other halting-problem results because `≤₀` is defined here, and `Reduce` imports `Halting` rather than the other way around.)
🤖 These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh.
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t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
41/0 |
Mathlib/Computability/Reduce.lean |
1 |
3 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
85-9373 2 months ago |
86-37181 86 days ago |
86-37165 86 days |
0 |
| 42189 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(ModelTheory/Basic): add characterization of languages with countably many symbols |
`Language.Countable.countable_functions` currently projects `Countable L.Symbols` onto the function symbols, but there is no counterpart for relations. This PR adds the missing instance; in doing so it relates the two ways that Mathlib already expresses "countable language": the bundled `Language.card ≤ ℵ₀` and the unbundled `Countable (Σ l, L.Functions l)` / `Countable (Σ l, L.Relations l)` hypotheses that model-theoretic statements tend to carry separately.
* `Countable.countable_relations`, `countable_symbols_iff`, and `card_le_aleph0_iff_countable` connect the bundled and unbundled formulations of symbol countability.
* `Countable.countable_sum`, `Countable.countable_constantsOn`, and `Countable.countable_withConstants` centralize countability instances for language constructors and remove the corresponding local instances from `Encoding.lean`.
## Motivation
Following review feedback from @NoneMore, this PR now also simplifies existing Mathlib code: generic countability instances for `Language.sum`, `constantsOn`, and `withConstants` live beside those constructors, so `Encoding.lean` no longer needs its own cardinal-arithmetic proofs for them.
The broader motivation comes from projects in infinitary model theory that build on Mathlib, in which one typically needs to carry around a hypothesis about countability of the set of symbols.
Specifically, in [cameronfreer/infinitary-logic](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic) the two sorts are carried unbundled and independently throughout; there are roughly 180 occurrences of the relation-symbol hypothesis and 24 of the function-symbol one. Here are a few examples:
* [`Methods/Henkin/ModelExistence.lean#L60`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Methods/Henkin/ModelExistence.lean#L60): model existence, carrying both hypotheses side by side;
* [`Admissible/Compactness.lean#L90`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Admissible/Compactness.lean#L90): Barwise completeness, likewise;
* [`Descriptive/Polish.lean#L46`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Descriptive/Polish.lean#L46): a section variable assuming only the relation symbols are countable, which is where one notices the missing companion instance;
* [`Methods/LopezEscobar/CodeClass.lean#L29`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Methods/LopezEscobar/CodeClass.lean#L29): a custom `Countable (Σ n, L.Functions n)` instance for relational languages, which is an example of the bookkeeping that arises from the two sorts not being related by a single lemma.
(Note that the `countable_functions` and `countable_relations` instances only project *out of* `Countable L.Symbols` into a summand; the converse direction is stated as a theorem rather than an instance, so there is no risk of an instance cycle.)
🤖 These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh.
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t-logic
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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33/12 |
Mathlib/ModelTheory/Basic.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Encoding.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/LanguageMap.lean |
3 |
5 |
['NoneMore', 'cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
85-9347 2 months ago |
86-36119 86 days ago |
86-39311 86 days |
0 |
| 42178 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(Computability/Primrec/List): add theorems showing that List.all, List.any and List.sum are primitive recursive |
Add the parameterized `list_all`, `list_any` and natural-number `list_sum`, in the style of the existing `list_map`, `list_foldr` and `list_findIdx`.
Mathlib already has a parameterized core, but no direct lemmas for these standard list operations, so downstream developments tend to reconstruct them from `list_foldr` at each use site. In the course of writing [cameronfreer/computable-analysis](https://github.com/cameronfreer/computable-analysis) I ended up needing this in three places, all of which can now make use of the results here instead (see [a6898b5](https://github.com/cameronfreer/computable-analysis/commit/a6898b5), in particular `Weihrauch/Principles/Limit.lean:117`, `TypeTwo/PrefixTable.lean:334,351,369`, and `Measure/DisintegrateLower.lean:877,902`).
:robot: These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh. |
t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
21/1 |
Mathlib/Computability/Primrec/List.lean |
1 |
4 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
85-9340 2 months ago |
87-29265 87 days ago |
87-29249 87 days |
0 |
| 42513 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(ModelTheory): typeclass for theory to have nonempty models |
We add a typeclass for a theory to have nonempty models. We provide instances for `nonemptyTheory`, `infiniteTheory`, and `completeTheory`.
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51/0 |
Mathlib/ModelTheory/Algebra/Ring/Basic.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Semantics.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
77-18577 2 months ago |
77-26056 77 days ago |
77-28590 77 days |
1 |
| 42639 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(Order): krullDimLE characterisation |
In this PR, we show that a preorder has krull dim at most n if and only if every element with coheight greater than n is minimal (+ the dual version and some small corollaries).
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t-order |
42/0 |
Mathlib/Order/KrullDimension.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
72-33154 2 months ago |
72-34882 72 days ago |
72-37899 72 days |
0 |
| 42629 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/RelSeries): `FiniteDimensionalOrder` implies `WellFoundedLT` |
and `WellFoundedGT`
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t-order |
13/0 |
Mathlib/Order/RelSeries.lean |
1 |
6 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'plp127', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
72-29725 2 months ago |
72-46332 72 days ago |
72-48354 72 days |
0 |
| 42718 |
justinhalford author:justinhalford |
feat(Combinatorics/SetFamily): the linear algebra method and the Oddtown theorem |
Adds the basic form of the **linear algebra method** for set families (Babai–Frankl) together with its standard first application, the **Oddtown theorem** (Berlekamp, 1969).
### What's here
- `linearIndependent_of_dotProduct_eq_ite` — a family of vectors whose pairwise dot products form the identity matrix is linearly independent. Stated over an arbitrary field, so it does not rely on positivity; this is the engine of the method.
- `Finset.charVec` — the characteristic vector of a finset, valued in a semiring, with `charVec_apply`.
- `Finset.charVec_dotProduct_charVec` — the dot product of two characteristic vectors is the cardinality of the intersection.
- `Finset.card_le_card_of_odd_card_of_even_card_inter` — **Oddtown**: a family of finsets of odd cardinality, any two of which meet in an even number of elements, has at most `Fintype.card α` members.
### Why
I could not find the linear algebra method anywhere in Mathlib. Searching for `Oddtown`, `Eventown`, Fisher's inequality, `RayChaudhuri` and `FranklWilson` returns nothing, and exactly one file under `Mathlib/Combinatorics/` uses `finrank`/`LinearIndependent` (`SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean`, for spectral graph theory). Since the technique underlies a large family of extremal results, the general lemma is stated separately from Oddtown so that Eventown, Fisher's inequality and Ray-Chaudhuri–Wilson can be added on top later.
If this does already exist under a formulation I did not think to search for, I would be glad to be pointed at it.
### Verification
Compiles against `master` (Lean 4.34.0-rc1) with no errors or warnings. `#print axioms` on each of the three results reports only `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`. No `sorry`, no new axioms, no `set_option` overrides.
### Disclosure
This file was written with AI assistance (Claude Opus 5) and then checked against the Lean kernel; that is noted in the module docstring as well. Every statement, proof and docstring has been read through by me before submission. Happy to adjust naming, generality or placement to whatever the maintainers prefer.
### Process note
I am a first-time contributor and I am aware the usual convention is to raise a new file on Zulip before opening a PR. Apologies for going in the other order — I am glad to move the discussion to `#mathlib4` if that is preferred, or to close this if the material is not wanted.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
|
144/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/Oddtown.lean |
2 |
3 |
['D-Thomine', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
71-23205 2 months ago |
71-27689 71 days ago |
71-27673 71 days |
0 |
| 42343 |
brianrabern author:brianrabern |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): extend a coloring to one more vertex |
Add `Colorable.of_induce_compl_singleton`: if deleting a vertex `v` leaves an `n`-colourable graph and `deg(v) < n`, then `G` itself is `n`-colourable.
This is a local colouring-extension / induction step (colour `G - v`, then assign `v` a free colour). It is useful for inductive arguments such as Brooks' theorem. The global greedy bound `χ ≤ Δ + 1` is developed separately in #38357.
AI assistance: LLM was used to smooth it out and put things in the expected style
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35/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/Vertex.lean |
1 |
11 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'bocowgill', 'brianrabern', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
70-71567 2 months ago |
80-6600 80 days ago |
82-48104 82 days |
0 |
| 42471 |
mo271 author:mo271 |
feat(RingTheory/LaurentSeries): add Leibniz rule |
This adds `hasseDeriv_mul` and `derivative_mul`.
Written with the help of Gemini
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t-ring-theory
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101/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/LaurentSeries.lean |
1 |
10 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mo271', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
70-34467 2 months ago |
70-34467 70 days ago |
76-32727 76 days |
0 |
| 42788 |
andreylukin author:andreylukin |
feat(Combinatorics/Sperner): define facet incidence data |
## Summary
Adds a small finite facet-ridge incidence interface intended as a prerequisite for the general Sperner lemma (#25231).
- defines finite facets, ridges, and their incidence relation;
- assumes every ridge has one or two cofacets;
- defines boundary and interior ridges and proves that they are disjoint and partition the ridges.
This deliberately does not claim the geometric Sperner theorem. A future development must connect finite triangulations of the standard simplex to this incidence interface and establish the required coface-count property.
## Validation
- `lake build Mathlib.Combinatorics.Sperner.Basic`
- `lake env lean -DwarningAsError=false Mathlib.lean`
Towards #25231
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
|
117/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Sperner/Basic.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
69-4671 2 months ago |
69-7366 69 days ago |
69-7470 69 days |
0 |
| 42758 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(ModelTheory): add syntax and semantics for infinitary logic |
Add basic syntax and semantics for infinitary model theory of L∞ω (and Lω₁ω).
The new `BoundedFormulaInf L ι α n` uses index type `ι` for all of a formula's infinitary conjunctions and disjunctions, and the definitional
```lean
abbrev BoundedFormulaω (α : Type u') (n : ℕ) := L.BoundedFormulaInf ℕ α n
```
lands in exactly the universe of the finitary `BoundedFormula`, as suggested by @plp127 in [#mathlib4 > ModelTheory: API for infinitary formulas of L_{∞,ω} @ 💬](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/ModelTheory.3A.20API.20for.20infinitary.20formulas.20of.20L_.7B.E2.88.9E.2C.CF.89.7D/near/613390601).
This PR contains `iSup`/`iInf` constructors, derived connectives together with `alls`/`exs`, `Realize` with `simp` lemmas for every constructor and derived connective, and the embedding `BoundedFormula.toInf` with `realize_toInf`.
I developed this with extensive assistance from several Claude and GPT models along with [lean4-skills](https://github.com/cameronfreer/lean4-skills) and [lean-lsp-mcp](https://github.com/oOo0oOo/lean-lsp-mcp) as part of the ongoing project [cameronfreer/infinitary-logic](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/). |
t-logic
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
446/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Infinitary/Semantics.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Infinitary/Syntax.lean,MathlibTest/InfinitarySyntax.lean |
4 |
4 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
68-75709 2 months ago |
70-58610 70 days ago |
70-58594 70 days |
0 |
| 42819 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/ConditionallyCompleteLattice/Indexed): a binary function achieves its minimum |
In a `ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder` with `WellFoundedLT`.
Also spell the existing unary version as `∃ i, f i = ⨅ i, f i` instead of `iInf f ∈ range f`.
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16/10 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Girth.lean,Mathlib/Data/ENat/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/CoverEntropy.lean,Mathlib/Order/ConditionallyCompleteLattice/Indexed.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Cofinality/Basic.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Basic.lean |
6 |
1 |
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nobody |
68-18611 2 months ago |
68-21079 68 days ago |
68-21881 68 days |
0 |
| 42540 |
shaikidris author:shaikidris |
feat(Combinatorics): asymptotic / natural density and linear-growth bridge |
Redefines asymptotic / natural density around a shared finite relative-density profile, instead of density along `SummationFilter`s.
* `Set.partialDensity S A b` — proportion of `A ∩ Iio b` in `S`
* `Set.lowerDensity` / `Set.upperDensity` — liminf / limsup of that profile
* `Set.HasDensity` — convergence of the profile; `Set.HasNaturalDensity` — `ℕ` case with `A = univ`
* Basic API: `[0,1]` bounds, empty/univ, finite sets have density `0`, `Finset.range` characterizations
* Drops the filter-parametric layer and the junk-valued `naturalDensity`
* Opt-in `Mathlib.Combinatorics.AsymptoticDensity.LinearGrowth`: exact lower/upper density equalities for the counting function `n ↦ #{x ∈ Finset.range n | x ∈ S}`, with no `LinearGrowth` dependency on the core density module
* Retargets the Schnirelmann TODO to this module; Schnirelmann-density comparison proofs are left for follow-up (the linear-growth bridge is proved here)
AI disclosure: this PR is primarily LLM-generated (OpenAI Codex). I reviewed the design (with review comments feedback), public APIs and edge-cases.
I primarily used these as part of my other project on quantitative descent and I think there is a merit in reusability.
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LLM-generated
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358/2 |
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4 |
16 |
['D-Thomine', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'mathlib-bors', 'shaikidris', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
67-27067 2 months ago |
73-30777 73 days ago |
76-48953 76 days |
0 |
| 42775 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(RingTheory/HopfAlgebra): construct Hopf algebras from generators |
Upgrade a bialgebra to a Hopf algebra from antipode data on an algebra-generating set (`HopfAlgebra.ofGenerators`), plus the primitive-element form `HopfAlgebra.ofPrimitives`. Split out of #39841.
This looks more elegant using Sweedler notation (this proof was taken from a comment in #31898) but mathlib doesn't have the notation available as far as I know.
- [x] depends on: #39841 |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
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153/6 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Generators.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Primitive.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
66-28890 2 months ago |
67-41878 67 days ago |
67-56738 67 days |
1 |
| 42956 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Walk/Chord): chords of `Walk.map` |
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Importing both from `Copy.lean` would avoid `large-import`, but I don't think that's right.
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large-import
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38/2 |
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nobody |
62-85536 2 months ago |
64-74084 64 days ago |
64-74068 64 days |
0 |
| 42561 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/RelSeries): order series by refinement |
Define a partial order on `RelSeries`, add basic lemmas for the operations (e.g. `p < p.append q`), and relate to `IsChain` on sets.
This lets us spell "maximal chain" using series.
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150/6 |
Mathlib/Order/RelSeries.lean |
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nobody |
62-37026 2 months ago |
76-34493 76 days ago |
76-47124 76 days |
0 |
| 43029 |
harahu author:harahu |
chore(RingTheory): tidy markdown headers |
This PR:
- ensures all files in `Mathlib/RingTheory` have one and only one H1 header,
- better aligns some H2 headers with the style guide.
For files missing a module header, new headers were authored by Claude Opus 5.
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nobody |
60-17369 1 month ago |
60-19310 60 days ago |
62-35918 62 days |
0 |
| 40470 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Order/Partition/Finpartition): generalize `atomise` to `GeneralizedBooleanAlgebra` |
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141/66 |
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2 |
4 |
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nobody |
60-7645 1 month ago |
71-73735 71 days ago |
71-82458 71 days |
0 |
| 41481 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected): a preconnected graph with finitely many edges has finitely many vertices |
`Finite V ↔ Finite G.Dart ↔ G.support.Finite ↔ G.edgeSet.Finite`
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`#G.Dart = 2 * #G.edgeSet` is also true (#36406) which could simplify the `edgeSet` proof, but it's in `DegreeSum.lean` and more complicated. Having `Finite` theorems seems useful.
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large-import
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79/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Dart.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
59-80692 1 month ago |
80-85207 80 days ago |
93-41974 93 days |
0 |
| 43036 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/RelSeries): a strict order on a finite domain is finite dimensional |
Bound the length of a `RelSeries r` by the cardinality of `α` when `r` is a strict order (irreflexive and transitive), and show:
- `Finite α → r.IsIrrefl → r.IsTrans → Finite (RelSeries r)`
- `Infinite α → Infinite (RelSeries r)`
- `Finite α → Nonempty α → r.IsIrrefl → r.IsTrans → r.FiniteDimensional`
- `r.IsIrrefl → r.IsTrans → r.InfiniteDimensional → Infinite α`
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62/13 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/RelSeries.lean,Mathlib/Order/RelSeries/Lemmas.lean |
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nobody |
59-67475 1 month ago |
62-49986 62 days ago |
62-51344 62 days |
0 |
| 43023 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/RelSeries): change `FiniteDimensional` to allow empty types |
This also means that the zero ring is now `FiniteRingKrullDim`, and that `Empty` is `FiniteDimensionalOrder`.
[#mathlib4 > Should zero ring be finite-dimensional?](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Should.20zero.20ring.20be.20finite-dimensional.3F/with/495871110)
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nobody |
58-85669 1 month ago |
63-5795 63 days ago |
63-5779 63 days |
0 |
| 40620 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/SuccPred/CompleteLinearOrder): `sSup s = ⊤` iff theorems for `WithTop` |
For a `[ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrderBot α]` with `(s : Set (WithTop α))`:
- `sSup s = ⊤ ↔ ∀ a : α, ∃ b ∈ s, a < b`
- `[NoMaxOrder α] → sSup s = ⊤ ↔ ∀ a : α, ∃ b ∈ s, a ≤ b`
and the matching `iSup` theorems.
These can't be dualized because `ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrderBot` has no dual.
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t-order |
26/0 |
Mathlib/Order/SuccPred/CompleteLinearOrder.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
58-67815 1 month ago |
58-70730 58 days ago |
58-78012 58 days |
1 |
| 43123 |
harahu author:harahu |
chore(Testing): tidy markdown headers |
This PR ensures files in `Mathlib/Testing` have one and only one H1 header.
In the cases where the file did not already have an obvious H1 header candidate, a new header was authored by Claude Opus 5.
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5/1 |
Mathlib/Testing/Plausible/Functions.lean,Mathlib/Testing/Plausible/Sampleable.lean,Mathlib/Testing/Plausible/Testable.lean |
3 |
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nobody |
58-30991 1 month ago |
58-31725 58 days ago |
58-31709 58 days |
0 |
| 43082 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(RingTheory/Henselian): add Hensel lemma for non-monic polynomials |
In a ring `R` that is Henselian at an ideal `I`, a simple root modulo `I` lifts to a root in `R` even when the polynomial is not monic.
And for local ring, we prove two more equivalent description of the theorem [`HenselianLocalRing.TFAE`](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/RingTheory/Henselian.html#HenselianLocalRing.TFAE).
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t-ring-theory |
111/20 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/Reverse.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Henselian.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
56-36855 1 month ago |
60-34427 60 days ago |
60-34411 60 days |
0 |
| 42377 |
norbsvr author:norbsvr |
doc(1000.yaml): add Brauer's theorem on induced characters |
Claims a proof of [Q4958218:](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4958218) Brauer's theorem on induced characters.
The formalization is in an <a href="https://github.com/norbsvr/BrauerInduction/">external Lean 4 repository</a>. Please see file `README.md` for further information.
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3/0 |
docs/1000.yaml |
1 |
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nobody |
54-73484 1 month ago |
81-80302 81 days ago |
81-80286 81 days |
0 |
| 43258 |
ScottCarnahan author:ScottCarnahan |
feat(Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/PointwiseSMul): add smulAntidiagonal and API |
Given actions of `R` on `V` and `G` on `P`, the `smulAntidiagonal` of `f : MonoidAlgebra R G` and `x : P → V` at `p : P` is the finset in `G × P` whose elements scalar-multiply to `p` and whose components lie in the support of `f` and `x`. This PR defines the `smulAntidiagonal` and shows that convolutional scalar multiplication coincides with monoid algebra multiplication when `V = R` and `P = G`.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
49/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/PointwiseSMul.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
52-67562 1 month ago |
53-15957 53 days ago |
53-15941 53 days |
0 |
| 42590 |
AntoineduFresne author:AntoineduFresne |
feat(Order/UpperLower/Closure): the upper and lower closures of a maximal antichain cover the order |
I add `IsMaxAntichain.upperClosure_union_lowerClosure`. It says that the upper and lower closures of a maximal antichain cover the whole order.
I put it right after `ordConnected_iff_upperClosure_inter_lowerClosure`, next to `upperClosure_inter_lowerClosure`, which seems the right spot.
The lemma is about antichains, so `Mathlib/Order/Antichain.lean` would have looked like the natural file to modify, but `upperClosure` is defined in `Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Closure.lean`, which imports `Mathlib.Order.Interval.Set.OrdConnected`, which imports `Mathlib.Order.Antichain`. So to avoid an import loop I put it in `Closure.lean`.
I split this out of #40741, where a reviewer suggested it. Nothing in that PR uses the lemma.
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t-order
new-contributor
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13/0 |
Mathlib/Order/Antichain.lean,Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Closure.lean |
2 |
12 |
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nobody |
52-32906 1 month ago |
52-71366 52 days ago |
68-28385 68 days |
0 |
| 43128 |
dannyhe652 author:dannyhe652 |
feat(SimpleGraph/Coloring): add edge colorings and missing colors |
## Summary
This PR starts the edge-coloring API needed for Vizing's theorem.
It defines edge colorings as vertex colorings of the line graph, introduces edge
colorability and the chromatic index, and adds the basic local color-set API around a
vertex.
Main additions:
- `vizing.edgeColoring`
- `vizing.edgeColorable`
- `vizing.chromaticIndex`
- `vizing.incidentEdges`
- `vizing.incidentColors`
- `vizing.missingColors`
It also proves the basic cardinality estimates relating incident colors to vertex degree,
including that with more available colors than the degree, some color is missing at the
vertex.
This is the first PR in a stacked development toward Vizing's theorem.
## Co-authors
Co-authored-by: Daniel Raggi <dr495@cam.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Aristotle (Harmonic) <aristotle-harmonic@harmonic.fun>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 & 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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271/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/EdgeColoring.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/KempeChain.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/KempeChain/Basic.lean |
4 |
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nobody |
52-16001 1 month ago |
58-26503 58 days ago |
58-26583 58 days |
4 |
| 43394 |
harahu author:harahu |
feat(Order/WithBot): add `WithBot.map_lt_map_iff` |
Add `WithBot.map_lt_map_iff`, the `<` analogue of `WithBot.map_le_iff`, for use in a follow-up.
Its natural home is the `LT` section. For symmetry, we also generalize `WithBot.map_le_iff`.
Also rename `map_le_iff` to `map_le_map_iff`, since the operation appears on both sides of the relation. The bare `X_le_iff` form is used throughout Mathlib for the one-sided shape `f a ≤ b ↔ ...`.
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t-order
LLM-generated
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12/5 |
Mathlib/Order/Hom/WithTopBot.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
50-14548 1 month ago |
50-17210 50 days ago |
50-17194 50 days |
0 |
| 43095 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore(Data/PFunctor): reduce defeq abuse around `PFunctor.W` |
Reduce the defeq abuse around `PFunctor.W` by adding some API.
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tech debt
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88/52 |
Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Multivariate/W.lean,Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Univariate/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/QPF/Univariate/Basic.lean |
3 |
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nobody |
49-80615 1 month ago |
50-5045 50 days ago |
50-5866 50 days |
0 |
| 43407 |
thomaskwaring author:thomaskwaring |
feat(Order/Hom/CompleteLattice): order adjoints for `{sSup/sInf}Hom` |
This PR defines the order adjoint of a `sSup` or `sInf` preserving function, which defines an equivalence `sSupHom α β ≃ sInfHom β α`, and an order isomorphism `sSupHom α β ≃o (sInfHom β α)ᵒᵈ` (plus duals).
---
I'm not 100% certain on the naming here, and would very much appreciate any advice & help with `to_dual` — an alternative option is `upperAdj` and `lowerAdj`, which `to_dual`-ises automatically.
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t-order |
69/0 |
Mathlib/Order/Hom/CompleteLattice.lean |
1 |
4 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'thomaskwaring'] |
nobody |
49-23002 1 month ago |
50-6376 50 days ago |
50-6360 50 days |
0 |
| 42716 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(CategoryTheory): module structure on ext groups |
In this PR, we construct an R module structure on Ext A G n given a ring homomorphism (φ : R →+* End G). We also show that this module structure agrees with the existing module structure on Ext A G n in the case where the ambient category is R linear.
The main motivation for doing this is that until we have some nice comparison lemmas going between cohomology taken in the category of sheaves of modules and cohomology taken in the category of sheaf of abelian groups, I think it will be more useful to work with the cohomology of the underlying sheaf of abelian groups of a sheaf of modules. However, the category of sheaves of abelian groups is not R linear for most R, so we do not immediately inherit R-module structure on the cohomology groups from this machinery.
AI disclosure: I had AI perform some cleanups and edits to some code originally written by me, as well as having it move things into the correct files. I also had it create this branch from another branch which I decided had too much content for a single PR.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
31/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/DerivedCategory/Ext/Linear.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-bors'] |
nobody |
49-15737 1 month ago |
56-17790 56 days ago |
71-19518 71 days |
1 |
| 43461 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
feat(Analysis/SchwartzMap): missing lemmas about inverse Fourier transform |
Adds lemmas that are already present for the Fourier transform, plus a pair of lemmas for the relation to the `L1` Fourier transform.
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t-analysis |
54/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/SchwartzSpace/Fourier.lean |
1 |
1 |
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nobody |
48-20741 1 month ago |
48-22110 48 days ago |
48-22094 48 days |
1 |
| 43464 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
fix(LinearAlgebra/Projectivization/Subspace): fix non-defeq `Min` instances |
The `CompleteLattice` instance of `Projectivization.Subspace` is currently defined using `completeLatticeOfInf`, which conflicts with the `Min` instance defined earlier. This PR fixes this by overriding the `inf` field. To avoid possible issues with `⊥` and `⊤`, they are also redefined to have good defeqs.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
17/20 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Projectivization/Subspace.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
48-16980 1 month ago |
48-17758 48 days ago |
48-17742 48 days |
0 |
| 41633 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): length of closed a walk/trail isn't `1`/`2` |
For a closed walk `p`:
- `p.length ≠ 1`
- `p.IsTrail` → `p.length ≠ 2`
- `p.IsTrail` → `p.length ≤ 2` → `p.Nil`
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t-combinatorics |
11/4 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Basic.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
48-11273 1 month ago |
48-12045 48 days ago |
99-31135 99 days |
0 |
| 43478 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(Data/PFunctor): pointfree lemmas for map |
Prove `PFunctor.map_id` and `PFunctor.map_comp_map`, pointfree analogues of `PFunctor.id_map` and `PFunctor.map_map`. The names are chosen to match the corresponding lemmas for `LawfulFunctor`.
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5/0 |
Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Univariate/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
47-50341 1 month ago |
47-51086 47 days ago |
47-51212 47 days |
0 |
| 42370 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps): more `map`/`comap` API |
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t-combinatorics |
114/9 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps.lean |
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nobody |
46-73783 1 month ago |
46-74585 46 days ago |
81-33366 81 days |
1 |
| 43507 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
fix(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): namespace `completeBipartiteGraph` under `SimpleGraph` |
and fix the names of `CompleteBipartiteGraph.bicoloring` and `CompleteBipartiteGraph.chromaticNumber`.
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Moved the `namespace SimpleGraph` in `Basic.lean` to right after the definition of `SimpleGraph`, to avoid putting things outside of the namespace.
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t-combinatorics |
29/20 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/Vertex.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
46-41587 1 month ago |
46-56487 46 days ago |
46-56471 46 days |
0 |
| 43519 |
harahu author:harahu |
chore(Order/Interval/Set/SuccPred): generalize lemmas |
We generalize five lemmas from `LinearOrder` to `Preorder` and three to `PartialOrder`.
The motivation for the `Preorder` generalizations is to enable deprecation of the almost identical results in `Mathlib/Order/SuccPred/Basic.lean`. The results in that file are stated more generally, so we need to generalize in order to subsume them properly.
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We're aiming to keep the statements in the touched file rather than those in `SuccPred/Basic.lean` based on [this discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/duplicate.20succ.20interval.20lemmas/with/621955635).
This PR has significant overlap with #23810, but does not cover `Finset/SuccPred.lean`. The touched file in this PR asks to be kept in sync with the `Finset` sibling, but there is already a lot of divergence since the `Finset` file hasn't been treated with `to_dual` yet. I therefore suggest that `Finset/SuccPred.lean` and the other sibling files be brought up to date in a subsequent PR.
The generalizations were performed by Claude Code, and thereafter reviewed and somewhat cleaned up by me.
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t-order |
61/19 |
Mathlib/Order/Interval/Set/SuccPred.lean |
1 |
3 |
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vihdzp assignee:vihdzp |
46-21703 1 month ago |
46-28745 46 days ago |
46-28729 46 days |
0 |
| 43360 |
metakunt author:metakunt |
feat(RingTheory/AdjoinRoot/MapCyclotomic): define algebra isomorphism isAdjoinRoot for roots of unity |
From #43343
Section is deliberately not exposed. I think the API developed should be enough. But if needed it can always be exposed later. |
t-ring-theory
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111/7 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/AdjoinRoot/MapCyclotomic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/IsAdjoinRoot.lean |
3 |
19 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'metakunt', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
46-1797 1 month ago |
46-3784 46 days ago |
47-82744 47 days |
0 |
| 43309 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
refactor(Geometry/Convex): make `StdSimplex` extend `Finsupp` |
Among other things, this lets users write `w.support` for `w : StdSimplex _ _` instead of `w.weights.support`. It prints the same, however.
From the Polytopes in Berlin workshop, where participants requested that they could write `w.support` instead of `w.weights.support`.
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t-convex-geometry |
6/4 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/ConvexSpace/Barycenter.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/ConvexSpace/Defs.lean |
2 |
4 |
['YaelDillies', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
44-71714 1 month ago |
50-5435 50 days ago |
50-6233 50 days |
0 |
| 43401 |
thomaskwaring author:thomaskwaring |
feat(Order): counterparts of `iSupIndep.disjoint_biSup_biSup{'}` for `sSup` |
Transfer `iSupIndep.disjoint_biSup_biSup'` and `iSupIndep.disjoint_biSup_biSup` to `sSupIndep.disjoint_sSup_sSup'` and `sSupIndep.disjoint_sSup_sSup`. Also add the supporting rewrite lemma `biSup_preimage`, roughly dual to `sSup_image`.
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Used downstream for working with `Partition`, whose fields are stated in terms of `sSupIndep`.
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t-order |
22/0 |
Mathlib/Order/CompactlyGenerated/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteLattice/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/SupIndep.lean |
3 |
5 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
44-36210 1 month ago |
44-39321 44 days ago |
49-44625 49 days |
0 |
| 43608 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(Order/RelClasses): remove redundant instances |
Some instances can be synthesized but are necessary to help `to_dual`, so they are kept.
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t-order |
31/70 |
Mathlib/Order/Quotient.lean,Mathlib/Order/RelClasses.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Valuation/ValuationSubring.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/ZFC/Basic.lean |
4 |
3 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
44-16400 1 month ago |
44-24314 44 days ago |
44-26781 44 days |
0 |
| 43637 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Topology/Sets): `ClosedIciTopology` and `OrderClosedTopology` instances for `Compacts` |
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t-topology |
41/0 |
Mathlib/Topology/Sets/VietorisTopology.lean |
1 |
1 |
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nobody |
44-2369 1 month ago |
44-3729 44 days ago |
44-3713 44 days |
0 |
| 42724 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(RingTheory/Polynomial/Hermite): derivatives and the generating function |
This PR adds the classical derivative identities, three-term recurrence, parity, and exponential generating function for the probabilists' Hermite polynomials. The algebraic results include `derivative_hermite`, `iterate_derivative_hermite`, `hermite_add_two`, and polynomial and evaluated forms of parity; the analytic results prove `∑' n, Hₙ(x) * tⁿ / n! = exp (x * t - t² / 2)` in complex and real `HasSum` forms, with a real `tsum` corollary. The algebraic and analytic developments live in separate files.
This contribution originated in the [Tau Ceti project](https://github.com/TauCetiProject/TauCeti), an AI-written mathematics repository; it was adapted for Mathlib with Claude Code and reviewed with OpenAI Codex, supervised by Kim Morrison.
:robot: Prepared with OpenAI Codex
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t-ring-theory
LLM-generated
TauCeti
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259/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/Hermite/Derivative.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/Hermite/GeneratingFunction.lean |
3 |
3 |
['b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'kim-em'] |
nobody |
43-45515 1 month ago |
50-52353 50 days ago |
50-52337 50 days |
0 |
| 43305 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(PowerSeries/Derivative): add some lemmas |
In this PR, I migrated some results from Polynomial/Derivative.lean to PowerSeries/Derivative.lean.
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59/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Derivative.lean |
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nobody |
43-37255 1 month ago |
43-37940 43 days ago |
52-8045 52 days |
0 |
| 43166 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(MvPowerSeries/pderiv): add `pderiv_map` and `pderiv_rename` |
In this PR, we prove `MvPowerSeries.map` and `MvPowerSeries.rename` commute with taking derivative.
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29/2 |
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nobody |
43-36136 1 month ago |
45-59316 45 days ago |
57-28072 57 days |
1 |
| 43672 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
chore(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add push tags to transpose lemmas |
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t-algebra
new-contributor
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6/5 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Defs.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
43-11061 1 month ago |
43-13595 43 days ago |
43-13579 43 days |
0 |
| 42424 |
lydia-schiff author:lydia-schiff |
feat(Order/Partition/Finpartition): transport a set partition along a type equivalence |
- Adds `Finpartition.congr` to transport a `Finpartition` along a type equivalence.
- We can use `Finpartition.map` if we have an order-iso, and the equivalence induces one via the new `Finset.congrOrderIso` which is based on `Equiv.finsetCongr`.
- Includes parts, card, refl, and round-trip lemmas.
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- `Equiv.finsetCongr` already gives us an equivalence of Finsets, so the new `Finset.congrOrderIso` just adds that the power-set lattice structure is also preserved.
- Includes lemmas showing that the parts are e-images of the old ones, card is preserved, and refl + round-trip for the equivalence.
- The cardinality lemma was the original motivation from some work on Stirling numbers, but I thought that `Finpartition.congr` and `Finset.congrOrderIso` seemed reusable and hopefully useful in their own right, and thought it would make a good first contribution.
- Zulip thread about naming and placement [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/.60Finpartition.2Econgr.60.20.E2.80.94.20naming.20.26.20placement)
- I used Claude Opus 4.8 to help draft the proofs and explore the API. I have spent several weeks making sure I understand and can justify every line and I've learned a lot which is great.
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t-order
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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61/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Image.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Finpartition.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'lydia-schiff', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
42-80618 1 month ago |
42-85075 42 days ago |
69-69621 69 days |
0 |
| 43621 |
Whning0513 author:Whning0513 |
feat(Data/List): add basic API for toChunks |
Adds basic API lemmas for `List.toChunks`: flattening recovers the input, chunks are nonempty sublists, and their lengths are bounded by the chunk size.
This addresses the `Data/List/Basic: SP: toChunks` item in #7987.
Tests:
- `lake env lean Mathlib/Data/List/ToChunks.lean`
- `lake build Mathlib.Data.List.ToChunks`
- `lake exe runLinter Mathlib.Data.List.ToChunks`
AI use: OpenAI Codex was used to rebase the branch, run the checks above, and submit this pull request. The code and proofs were written and reviewed by the author. |
t-data
new-contributor
|
119/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/ToChunks.lean |
2 |
8 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
42-45257 1 month ago |
44-15087 44 days ago |
44-15071 44 days |
0 |
| 40050 |
ReemMelamed author:ReemMelamed |
feat(Algebra/Group/GreensRelations): add definitions for Green's relations |
This PR introduces the foundational definitions for Green's relations (L, R, H, D, and J) on semigroups.
This is the first in a series of PRs aimed at formalizing Green's relations for semigroups.
[Zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Formalization.20of.20Green.27s.20Relations.20for.20semigroups/with/598557876)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
505/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/GreensRelations/Basic.lean |
2 |
33 |
['ReemMelamed', 'YaelDillies', 'YanYablonovskiy', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
42-23618 1 month ago |
42-24384 42 days ago |
62-15518 62 days |
1 |
| 43702 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace): add Varignon's theorem |
Hello, this PR introduces Varignon's theorem.
Varignon's theorem states that the midpoints of the sides of a quadrilateral form a parallelogram. More precisely, `midpoint_midpoint_midpoint_rotate` states: the two diagonals of the midpoint quadrilateral have the same midpoint.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude Code)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
22/2 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Midpoint.lean,docs/1000.yaml |
2 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'theebayuser', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
42-4635 1 month ago |
42-50707 42 days ago |
42-50691 42 days |
0 |
| 43766 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(LinearAlgebra/SymmetricAlgebra): functoriality |
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Add `SymmetricAlgebra` functoriality (parallel to `TensorAlgebra` and `ExteriorAlgebra`)
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
31/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/SymmetricAlgebra/Basic.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
40-32475 1 month ago |
40-33992 40 days ago |
40-33976 40 days |
0 |
| 43767 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(LinearAlgebra/SymmetricAlgebra): symmetric algebra is graded |
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I also followed `TensorAlgebra` and `ExteriorAlgebra` here.
I used Claude to initialize the proof.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
55/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/SymmetricAlgebra/Grading.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
40-31095 1 month ago |
40-31874 40 days ago |
40-31858 40 days |
0 |
| 43781 |
vlad902 author:vlad902 |
chore(AffineSpace/Independent): remove two `backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency` |
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tech debt
label:t-algebra$ |
3/7 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Independent.lean |
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1 |
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nobody |
39-77069 1 month ago |
39-79430 39 days ago |
39-79414 39 days |
0 |
| 42363 |
ghseeli author:ghseeli |
feat(Combinatorics): card_le_card_biUnion_of_card_le_card |
This PR contributes a lemma to combinatorics, `card_le_card_biUnion_of_card_le_card`. this is a set theoretic corollary of a double counting result proved for bipartite graphs (`Finset.sum_card_bipartiteAbove_eq_sum_card_bipartiteBelow`). This result was needed for our Latin Square PR https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/36698. This result was proved in less general terms in that PR, but is independent of Latin Square considerations and so we have generalized and moved it into this file.
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t-combinatorics
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/DoubleCounting.lean |
1 |
16 |
['cjrl', 'github-actions', 'vlad902', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
39-70396 1 month ago |
69-60137 69 days ago |
82-51639 82 days |
1 |
| 40782 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/EdgeLabeling): add predicates for monochromatic subsets |
This PR adds predicates for monochromatic subsets, in preparation for Ramsey theory.
Co-authored-by: Bhavik Mehta <bhavikmehta8@gmail.com>
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143/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/EdgeLabeling.lean |
1 |
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['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
38-79590 1 month ago |
38-80391 38 days ago |
115-35589 115 days |
0 |
| 43820 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps): dualize `Embedding.completeGraph` and `Copy.topEmbedding` |
Also `Copy.topEmbedding` doesn't need a `Copy`, it can use a `Hom`, unlike its dual `Copy.botEmbedding`.
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Clique.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps.lean |
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nobody |
38-57532 1 month ago |
38-59730 38 days ago |
38-59714 38 days |
0 |
| 38434 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps): `map` lemmas about support/top/bot |
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16/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps.lean |
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nobody |
38-50176 1 month ago |
42-82684 42 days ago |
42-83513 42 days |
0 |
| 42960 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Trails): an Eulerian walk is chordless |
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Trails.lean |
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nobody |
38-49217 1 month ago |
38-49990 38 days ago |
61-33086 61 days |
0 |
| 41623 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Trails): a walk is Eulerian iff it is a trail of length `G.edgeSet.encard` |
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nobody |
38-48610 1 month ago |
38-49407 38 days ago |
100-47516 100 days |
0 |
| 41524 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Trails): in a preconnected Eulerian graph there exists an Eulerian circuit from any vertex |
This lets us take a circuit at a specific vertex, much like [`IsHamiltonian.exists_isHamiltonianCycle`](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian.html#SimpleGraph.IsHamiltonian.exists_isHamiltonianCycle) in Hamiltonian graphs.
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21/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Trails.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
38-48527 1 month ago |
38-49240 38 days ago |
102-85996 102 days |
1 |
| 38499 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/Hom/Basic): `Relation.Map`/`Function.bicompl` form an order isomorphism between relations |
For injective functions `f` and `g`, `Relation.Map · f g` is an order embedding between relations.
For surjective functions `f` and `g`, `Function.bicompl · f g` is an order embedding between relations.
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46/0 |
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nobody |
38-45211 1 month ago |
42-82688 42 days ago |
47-7276 47 days |
0 |
| 43793 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
doc(Algebra/Group/SelfInv): extend module docstring |
Follow-up to #42611. Explains the original motivation for this.
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7/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/SelfInv.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
38-39975 1 month ago |
39-2672 39 days ago |
39-11915 39 days |
0 |
| 37878 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): avoid structure relation predicates |
Relation predicates used to be `def`s over a `forall`, which was optimal for usability in fields of other structures. This changed in #35591 and #35192 as a byproduct of reducing apparent code duplication. Unfortunately, the usability issue was overlooked.
This PR restores usability by dropping the use of those relation classes that are `structure`s, ie `Std.Irrefl` and `Std.Transitive`.
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I would also be happy to revert #35591 and #35192 since this demonstrates a good use case for the `def` versions of the relation predicates.
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nobody |
38-15094 1 month ago |
38-20166 38 days ago |
143-26116 143 days |
0 |
| 43846 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(GroupTheory/Finiteness): instances for `IsMulFG (closure s)` |
This PR adds missing instances for `IsMulFG (closure s)` that will replace the existing instances for the old finiteness definitions.
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21/25 |
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nobody |
37-76723 1 month ago |
37-76803 37 days ago |
37-76788 37 days |
0 |
| 41304 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore(Data/Set/Lattice): `Sort*` polymorphism |
Generalize some theorems from `Type*` to `Sort*`.
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nobody |
37-75898 1 month ago |
37-78011 37 days ago |
38-5533 38 days |
0 |
| 43850 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(GroupTheory/Finiteness): `IsMulFG iSup` |
This PR adds missing theorems for `IsMulFG iSup` that will replace the existing theorems for the old finiteness definitions.
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74/22 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Submonoid/Defs.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/Finiteness.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
37-75474 1 month ago |
37-75525 37 days ago |
37-75511 37 days |
0 |
| 43819 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/DeleteEdges): morphisms between `deleteEdges` graphs |
Accepting two sets and a proof of `Sym2.map f ⁻¹' t ⊆ s` lets us use the morphisms with `Set.preimage` or `Set.image` or anything else that's convenient.
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74/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/DeleteEdges.lean |
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nobody |
37-36079 1 month ago |
37-36273 37 days ago |
37-80829 37 days |
2 |
| 43861 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(Algebra/Order/Achimedean/Class): use `inferInstanceAs%` for `LinearOrder MulArchimedeanClass` |
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1/2 |
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nobody |
37-34642 1 month ago |
37-35452 37 days ago |
37-35436 37 days |
0 |
| 43857 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: split `transfiniteIterate` into `sup` and `inf` versions |
We deprecate `transfiniteIterate` and create `supTransfiniteIterate` and `infTransfiniteIterate` in its place. One of them uses suprema to compute the value at limit points, and the other uses infima.
The plan is to then use both of these definitions to deprecate `OrdinalApprox.lfpApprox` and `OrdinalApprox.gfpApprox`, which are simply specializations of these.
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177/139 |
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nobody |
36-40146 1 month ago |
37-46179 37 days ago |
37-47054 37 days |
0 |
| 43770 |
vlad902 author:vlad902 |
feat(AffineSpace/FiniteDimensional): generalize typeclasses |
A number of theorems/instances are stated at the top of the file for `DivisionRing`, but the assumption could be weakened to `Ring` with some theorems further requiring
`Nontrivial`/`StrongRankCondition`/`OrzechProperty`. Weakening to `Ring` also requires renaming some `FiniteDimensional` assumptions to `Module.Finite`.
This PR weakens moves around some theorems/instances to fit their new sections assumptions and renames some theorems/instances to match their new conclusions. No theorems are added/removed.
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164/106 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/FiniteDimensional.lean |
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nobody |
36-2052 1 month ago |
37-35053 37 days ago |
40-8660 40 days |
0 |
| 42766 |
harahu author:harahu |
chore(Order): tidy markdown headers |
This PR:
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- Aligns some H2 headers with the examples in the documentation style guide.
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t-order |
8/5 |
Mathlib/Order/Comparable.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteSublattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Completion.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Set/OrdConnectedLinear.lean,Mathlib/Order/Quotient.lean,Mathlib/Order/Types/Arithmetic.lean |
6 |
1 |
['Multramate', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
36-1520 1 month ago |
70-17931 70 days ago |
70-17915 70 days |
0 |
| 42670 |
harahu author:harahu |
chore(Combinatorics): tidy markdown headers |
Ensure files in `Mathlib/Combinatorics` have one and only one H1 header, thus enforcing the style guide.
Newly created headers in this PR were authored by Claude Opus 5.
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t-combinatorics |
11/5 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/Tree.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/ConnectedComponent.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Subquiver.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Symmetric.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Cayley.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected.lean |
6 |
1 |
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nobody |
36-1466 1 month ago |
72-28540 72 days ago |
72-30087 72 days |
0 |
| 27050 |
BoltonBailey author:BoltonBailey |
doc(Control/Monad/Cont): add docstrings |
Split of #25917. This PR adds docstrings to this file.
This documentation was written by a few versions of Claude (Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Fable 5) , with human supervision.
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64/22 |
Mathlib/Control/Monad/Cont.lean,scripts/nolints.json |
2 |
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nobody |
35-68969 1 month ago |
35-72514 35 days ago |
36-70539 36 days |
0 |
| 35881 |
astrainfinita author:astrainfinita |
chore: do not use `inf` `sup` in `LinearOrder` lemmas |
`max` and `sup` have been unified into the same function. It is no longer necessary to create lemmas about `sup` for `LinearOrder`.
This PR moves `max` lemmas to an earlier file to ensure that files importing deprecated `sup` lemmas can use them.
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t-order |
71/62 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/CauSeq/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Group/PosPart.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Group/Unbundled/Abs.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/OrderOfVanishing.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Analytic/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Analytic/ConvergenceRadius.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/OpenMapping.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/UpperHalfPlane/ProperAction.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Group/Seminorm.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Seminorm/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Lattice/Fold.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Factorization/LCM.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/PreVariation.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Stieltjes.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/PiSystem.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/AbelSummation.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/PrimesInAP.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/EisensteinSeries/Summable.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Ostrowski.lean,Mathlib/Order/BoundedOrder/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/BourbakiWitt.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/ENNReal.lean,Mathlib/Order/Heyting/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Set/LinearOrder.lean,Mathlib/Order/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Moments/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Moments/IntegrableExpMul.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Process/LocalProperty.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/MonomialOrder.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPowerSeries/GaussNorm.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/HilbertPoly.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/WeierstrassPreparation.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Valuation/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Algebra.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/BundledFun.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Infsep.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Semicontinuity/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sion.lean |
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nobody |
35-23067 1 month ago |
35-26760 35 days ago |
35-27561 35 days |
0 |
| 43902 |
seewoo5 author:seewoo5 |
feat(Trigonometric): define coth and prove basic properties |
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t-analysis |
37/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Trigonometric.lean |
1 |
8 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'luigi-massacci', 'seewoo5'] |
nobody |
34-31368 1 month ago |
35-37900 35 days ago |
35-75667 35 days |
0 |
| 43957 |
thomaskwaring author:thomaskwaring |
feat(Order/Hom): congruence of order homs by order isos |
Order isomorphisms between domains and codomains induce equivalences between types of order homomorphisms: `{Sup/Inf/Lattice/SupBot/InfTop/BoundedLattice/sSup/sInf/Frame/CompleteLattice}Hom`.
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t-order |
78/0 |
Mathlib/Order/Hom/BoundedLattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Hom/CompleteLattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Hom/Lattice.lean |
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nobody |
34-27398 1 month ago |
34-32082 34 days ago |
34-32093 34 days |
1 |
| 43963 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
chore(Topology/CantorBendixson): minor cleanup |
`CantorBendixson` is not a type, and the names in this file shouldn't clash with anything else, so we un-namespace the material in this file.
We also rewrap some lines and perform minor golfs.
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t-topology |
18/38 |
Mathlib/Topology/CantorBendixson.lean |
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nobody |
34-20419 1 month ago |
34-21685 34 days ago |
34-21755 34 days |
0 |
| 42833 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity): efficient decidability instances |
Currently, the `DecidableRel G.Reachable` instance provided by mathlib works by enumerating *all* walks from `u` to `v` of length less than `Fintype.card V`, which takes time exponential in the number of vertices. Currently also, the `Decidable G.Preconnected` and `Decidable G.Connected` instances build on the `DecidableRel G.Reachable` one and suffer from the same exponential slowdown.
This PR reworks those instances to use breadth-first search, which is polynomial in the number of vertices. Since the BFS doesn't depend on the starting vertex, we wrap it in `Trunc` to cut down an unnecessary factor of `Fintype.card V` (this makes a difference only if the graph is NOT preconnected).
This showed up in FormalConjectures because a contributor used `decide +native` to prove that some concrete graph on 11 vertices was connected. Their proof timed out while I was bumping the repo to v4.30.
Also make `G` implicit in a bunch of non-rewriting lemmas.
From FormalConjectures
Generated by Claude Opus following my idea, largely rewritten manually afterwards.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8
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343/31 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Finite.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Tutte.lean,Mathlib/Data/Fintype/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Nodup.lean,MathlibTest/SimpleGraph.lean |
5 |
9 |
['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
34-12032 1 month ago |
34-16916 34 days ago |
36-33785 36 days |
0 |
| 43901 |
vlad902 author:vlad902 |
feat(AffineSpace): characterize affine subspaces of dimension 0 and 1 |
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t-convex-geometry |
94/10 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Monoid/Unbundled/WithTop.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Dimension.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
34-2973 1 month ago |
35-46384 35 days ago |
35-51679 35 days |
0 |
| 42188 |
arcaputo3 author:arcaputo3 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): the line graph signature identity |
For a finite simple graph `G` with `n` vertices and `m` edges, we prove the classical identity
`s(A(L(G))) = n - m + p - q`
where `s` is the signature of the (real) adjacency matrix of the line graph `L(G)`, and `(p, q)` are the numbers of positive/negative eigenvalues of `Q(G) - 2•1`, with `Q(G) = D(G) + A(G)` the signless Laplacian, all counted with multiplicity.
The proof is the Gram-pairing argument: the `V × E(G)` incidence matrix `B` satisfies `Bᵀ * B = A(L(G)) + 2•1` and `B * Bᵀ = Q(G)`, and the two products have equal nonzero spectra by `Matrix.charpoly_mul_comm'`. Eigenvalue counts are transported along the resulting root-multiset identity.
New declarations:
- `Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Inertia.lean`: the inertia indices `Matrix.IsHermitian.posInertia` / `negInertia` / `signature` of a real symmetric matrix, and `Matrix.IsHermitian.charpoly_add_smul_one` / `roots_charpoly_add_smul_one` (the characteristic polynomial of `A + c • 1` splits over the shifted eigenvalues).
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LineGraphSignature.lean`: `SimpleGraph.signlessLapMatrix`, `SimpleGraph.edgeIncMatrix` (the `V × E(G)`-indexed incidence matrix) together with the two Gram identities above (stated over an arbitrary (non-assoc) semiring), a `DecidableRel` instance for `lineGraph.Adj`, and the main theorem `SimpleGraph.signature_adjMatrix_lineGraph`.
---
**AI disclosure** (per the mathlib policy on AI-assisted contributions): this PR was formalized end-to-end with Claude Code (Anthropic model Claude Fable 5). The choice of statement and the decision to contribute are mine; the Lean proofs were authored by the tool and verified by compilation. `#print axioms SimpleGraph.signature_adjMatrix_lineGraph` reports `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`.
Notes for reviewers:
- `signlessLapMatrix` could alternatively live in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean`, and the `DecidableRel G.lineGraph.Adj` instance in `LineGraph.lean`; happy to move them.
- The inertia API is deliberately minimal (what the main theorem needs); extensions (e.g. rank/inertia relations, congruence invariance / Sylvester's law) would be natural follow-ups.
- I do not yet have push access to non-master mathlib branches, so this PR comes from a fork; happy to move the branch onto the main repository once access is granted.
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new-contributor
LLM-generated
t-combinatorics
|
326/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Inertia.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LineGraphSignature.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-62228 1 month ago |
87-11843 87 days ago |
87-11827 87 days |
0 |
| 42971 |
ashebson author:ashebson |
fix(ProfiniteGrp): simplify explicit limit projections |
The naturality proof for `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` previously needed a brittle pointwise `change`. The underlying problem was that simplification crossed several semireducible diagram/forgetful-functor boundaries at once, producing terms that are definitionally equal but no longer type-correct at implicit transparency.
This PR:
- makes the two finite-quotient diagram composites reducible abbreviations;
- states `quotientMap` using the diagram object types and maps it through the existing `FiniteGrp ⥤ ProfiniteGrp` forgetful functor;
- adds a pointwise rewrite lemma for an explicit limit projection followed by a mapped finite-group morphism (with its additive counterpart); and
- rewrites `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` naturality through that API while keeping the limit point bundled, removing the problematic pointwise `change`.
--------
## AI disclosure
AI (OpenAI Codex) was used extensively for this PR. It was used to:
- investigate the original TODO and reproduce why `dsimp` failed;
- explore and discard several possible fixes;
- identify the semireducible diagram/forgetful-functor boundaries involved;
- design and implement the final `ProfiniteGrp` API simplification and `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` proof changes;
- run the relevant Lean builds and direct compilation checks; and
- draft the commit message and PR description.
The final changes were reviewed through the resulting diff and verified locally.
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t-topology
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
29/12 |
Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Completion.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Limits.lean |
3 |
9 |
['ashebson', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
33-36128 1 month ago |
33-37350 33 days ago |
46-82521 46 days |
0 |
| 42136 |
mitchell-horner author:mitchell-horner |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): API for `labelledCopyCount` |
Add API for `SimpleGraph.labelledCopyCount`.
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t-combinatorics |
63/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-27475 1 month ago |
88-18506 88 days ago |
88-18490 88 days |
1 |
| 42137 |
mitchell-horner author:mitchell-horner |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): bounds for `extremalNumber` and `turanDensity` |
Add bounds for `extremalNumber` and `turanDensity`.
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t-combinatorics |
35/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Extremal/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Extremal/TuranDensity.lean |
2 |
7 |
['SnirBroshi', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'mitchell-horner'] |
nobody |
33-26878 1 month ago |
55-23340 55 days ago |
88-17519 88 days |
1 |
| 43886 |
gabriel-turinici author:gabriel-turinici |
feat(Analysis/Asymptotics): add Filter.Tendsto.weighted_cesaro_smul |
Adds `Filter.Tendsto.weighted_cesaro_smul`, a weighted (Toeplitz-type) generalization of `Filter.Tendsto.cesaro_smul`: if `S k → L` and `w k ≥ 0` has divergent partial sums, the weighted running average of `S` w.r.t. `w` also tends to `L`. Recovers `cesaro_smul` as the `w ≡ 1` case. Also adds `weighted_cesaro`, the real-valued convenience wrapper mirroring `cesaro`.
This is a small building block toward a planned follow-up PR formalizing Kronecker's lemma, at its turn needed in some stochastic analysis setting.
---
**AI disclosure**: this proof was developed using formatting assistance, library search and code corrections from Claude Code (Claude Sonnet 5) and a personal LLM automation. Alternative, shorter, proofs can be obtained with `IsLittleO`-style but that style seems too recent for me now.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
81/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/SpecificAsymptotics.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-15437 1 month ago |
36-70816 36 days ago |
36-70800 36 days |
0 |
| 34078 |
joneugster author:joneugster |
feat(scripts/autolabel): add more label dependencies |
Add more label dependencies.
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- [x] depends on: #34066
- [x] depends on: #34079
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- [x] depends on: #34678
- [x] depends on: #34952
- [x] depends on: #36242
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CI |
31/11 |
scripts/autolabel.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
33-7022 1 month ago |
65-68236 65 days ago |
65-68505 65 days |
0 |
| 44005 |
seewoo5 author:seewoo5 |
feat(MonotoneConvergence): strict versions of `ge_of_tendsto` |
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Context: In Sphere packing project, there is an inequality of the form $f(t) < L$ for a strictly decreasing function $f$ on $(0, \infty)$ with $\lim_{t \to 0^+} f(t) = L$. Currently, this is proved by $f(t) < f(t/2) \le L$, where the last step uses `ge_of_tendsto`. With new theorems in this PR, we don't need to consider $f(t/2)$ anymore (by using `StrictAnti.gt_of_tendsto`).
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t-topology
LLM-generated
sphere-packing
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28/0 |
Mathlib/Topology/Order/MonotoneConvergence.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-6432 1 month ago |
33-9074 33 days ago |
33-9058 33 days |
0 |
| 29744 |
espottesmith author:espottesmith |
feat(Combinatorics): define directed hypergraphs |
This PR defines directed hypergraphs:
```
@[ext]
structure DiHypergraph (α : Type*) where
/-- The vertex set -/
vertexSet : Set α
/-- The edge set -/
edgeSet : Set ((Set α) × (Set α))
/-- Each edge is a pair (s, d), where s ⊆ vertexSet and d ⊆ vertexSet -/
edge_src_dst_isSubset_vertexSet' : ∀ ⦃e⦄, e ∈ edgeSet → e.1 ⊆ vertexSet ∧ e.2 ⊆ vertexSet
```
Additional definitions:
- tail/head stars and negative/positive stars
- some special cases (B-Graph, F-Graph, BF-Graph, and what I'm calling a "non-endless" dihypergraph, where neither the source/tail nor the destination/head are empty)
- Vertex and (hyper)edge adjacency
- isolated vertices
- empty and nonempty dihypergraphs
The design employed here is based off of #28613, but this PR does not depend on that one.
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new-contributor
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290/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/DiHypergraph/Basic.lean |
2 |
12 |
['SnirBroshi', 'b-mehta', 'espottesmith', 'github-actions', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot', 'pimotte'] |
nobody |
33-355 1 month ago |
124-8577 124 days ago |
261-12309 261 days |
1 |
| 43780 |
SashaIr author:SashaIr |
feat: q-analogs |
An implementation of q-analogs, q-binomials, and counting results.
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965/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Binomial.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Counting.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Subspace.lean |
5 |
7 |
['SashaIr', 'SnirBroshi', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
32-77498 1 month ago |
39-75468 39 days ago |
39-75808 39 days |
0 |
| 38334 |
8e7 author:8e7 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/TreeDecomp): define tree decompositions |
Add definition for tree decompositions on simple graphs. Define the tree width of a simple graph and prove basic statements and conversions.
```lean
structure TreeDecomp (G : SimpleGraph V) (W : Type) where
/-- The set of vertices in each bag. -/
bag : W → Finset V
/-- The graph adjacency relation of bags. -/
tree : SimpleGraph W
/-- T must be a tree. -/
isTree : IsTree tree
/-- All vertices in G must appear in some bag. -/
vertexCover : ∀ v : V, ∃ w : W, v ∈ bag w
/-- For any edge (u, v) in G, there is a bag containing both u and v. -/
edgeCover ⦃u v : V⦄ : G.Adj u v → ∃ w : W, u ∈ bag w ∧ v ∈ bag w
/-- For any vertex v in G, the set of bags that contain v is preconnected. -/
connectedBags : ∀ v : V, (tree.induce ({w | v ∈ bag w})).Preconnected
```
AI Usage: Some proofs are written with the help of Claude Code, and everything has been manually reviewed.
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t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
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395/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/TreeDecomp.lean |
2 |
42 |
['8e7', 'SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
32-59539 1 month ago |
89-47577 89 days ago |
113-30896 113 days |
1 |
| 44027 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore(RingTheory/Unramified/LocalRing): explain the backward.inferInstanceAs.wrap.data option |
This PR adds a comment explaining why `FormallyUnramified.isField_quotient_map_maximalIdeal` needs `set_option backward.inferInstanceAs.wrap.data false`, and that the option can be removed once https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/issues/13408 (Kernel error for `inferInstanceAs` with let declarations) is fixed. A fix is proposed in https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/15245.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
t-ring-theory |
3/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Unramified/LocalRing.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
32-40986 1 month ago |
32-42353 32 days ago |
32-42337 32 days |
0 |
| 43953 |
hasjack author:hasjack |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix): bound Laplacian eigenvalues by `|V|` |
Prove that every Laplacian eigenvalue of a finite simple graph is at most
the number of vertices, via comparison of the Rayleigh quotient with the
complete graph. Also record the underlying quadratic-form bound
`xᵀ L x ≤ |V| · ‖x‖²`.
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Adds `dotProduct_mulVec_lapMatrix_le_card` and `eigenvalues_lapMatrix_le_card`
in `LapMatrix.lean` only. The claim is the uniform bound `λ ≤ |V|` for every
indexed eigenvalue; it does not assert `|V| ∈ spectrum` for every graph.
Searched existing LapMatrix API (PSD, `zero_mem_spectrum_lapMatrix`,
`lapMatrix_top`) and did not find a card upper bound under another name.
Happy to rename if a preferred lemma already exists. |
new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
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37/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean,Mathlib/Data/Matrix/Mul.lean |
2 |
61 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'hasjack'] |
nobody |
32-17451 1 month ago |
32-64470 32 days ago |
34-58590 34 days |
0 |
| 43434 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
refactor: remove `set_option` in `ZagierTwoSquares` |
I refactor one of my very first non-porting contributions to mathlib by changing `zagierSet` to a structure `Zagier.Triple` and rewriting the whole proof to avoid `set_option`s. This required changing the type of `card_fixedPoints_modEq` to accept just `α → α` rather than `Function.End α`.
No deprecations are added since this a leaf file in Archive. |
t-number-theory
tech debt
t-group-theory
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112/169 |
Archive/ZagierTwoSquares.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/Perm/Cycle/Type.lean |
2 |
3 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin'] |
nobody |
32-16101 1 month ago |
45-39316 45 days ago |
49-16749 49 days |
0 |
| 41947 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(Order/Antisymmetrization): comparable minimal elements are equivalent |
a minimal element is antisymmetrically equivalent to every comparable element satisfying the predicate, so two comparable minimal elements are equivalent in a preorder and equal in a partial order (Mathlib has the partial-order form `Minimal.eq_of_ge` but not the preorder form.)
---
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new-contributor
t-order
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25/4 |
Mathlib/Logic/Relation.lean,Mathlib/Order/Antisymmetrization.lean,Mathlib/Order/Bounds/Basic.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'hawkrobe'] |
nobody |
32-6714 1 month ago |
95-50762 95 days ago |
95-50746 95 days |
0 |
| 43187 |
gaetanserre author:gaetanserre |
chore: tag some measurability lemmas with `fun_prop` |
Tag some measurability lemma with `fun_prop`. These lemmas were not tagged most likely because one of the subgoals was of the form `MeasurableSet ...`. However, tagging them and using `fun_prop (disch := measurability)` can close goals that require these lemmas.
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3/0 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/MeasurableSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/MeasurableSpace/Constructions.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Kernel/Defs.lean |
3 |
2 |
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nobody |
32-2716 1 month ago |
32-4766 32 days ago |
55-81975 55 days |
0 |
| 43785 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: point Order/Atoms deprecations at the right replacements |
This PR corrects the replacement named by three deprecations in `Mathlib/Order/Atoms.lean`. `IsStronglyCoatomic.of_wellFounded_gt`, `isAtomic_of_orderBot_wellFounded_lt` and `isCoatomic_of_orderTop_gt_wellFounded` all named `instIsStronglyAtomicOfWellFoundedLT`, which is neither coatomic nor the `IsAtomic`/`IsCoatomic` instance a user of those lemmas wants; they now name `instIsStronglyCoatomicOfWellFoundedGT`, `IsStronglyAtomic.isAtomic` and `IsStronglyCoatomic.toIsCoatomic`.
A Lean nightly has grown a check comparing the type of a deprecated declaration against its replacement, which is how these surfaced.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01FEhDfMiCzEAX4QJdrALfQC |
t-order |
3/3 |
Mathlib/Order/Atoms.lean |
1 |
2 |
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nobody |
31-55961 1 month ago |
31-60317 31 days ago |
33-78539 33 days |
0 |
| 41823 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Combinatorics/Design/Defs): definitions of combinatorial designs |
This PR adds the definitions of combinatorial designs.
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141/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Design/Defs.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
31-55187 1 month ago |
98-74526 98 days ago |
98-74511 98 days |
1 |
| 41541 |
felixpernegger author:felixpernegger |
chore: prefer `classical` over `open scoped Classical` in proofs |
In #41423 it came up that it is preferable to use `classical` in proofs instead of `open (scoped) Classical`, as its slightly easier to maintain. This PR replaces all such occurences where it can be reasonably done.
This is likely my last PR about this topic.
(I used Claude to fix some git issue, which is why it shows up in the commit)
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5 |
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nobody |
31-34787 1 month ago |
31-40366 31 days ago |
77-5207 77 days |
0 |
| 43465 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
feat(Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reproducing): add bilinearform for Mercer's theorem |
Mercer's theorem provides a spectral representation to kernels satisfying an integrability condition. The proof builds on a Hilbert-Schmidt operator. This PR introduces the bilinear form used to define that operator.
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PR #42003 introduces the corresponding integral operator.
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Claude and Mistral have helped me get up to speed with how to do the measurability proofs in lean.
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t-analysis |
157/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reproducing/Mercer.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
31-15535 1 month ago |
43-38738 43 days ago |
47-11039 47 days |
1 |
| 40955 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(NumberTheory/NumberField/ExistsRamified): galois groups are generated by inertia subgroups |
This PR uses Minkowski's theorem to prove that a Galois group of a number field is generated by its inertia subgroups.
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t-ring-theory
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
50/9 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/ExistsRamified.lean |
1 |
4 |
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nobody |
31-1868 1 month ago |
66-11015 66 days ago |
66-11001 66 days |
1 |
| 43848 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore(Data/Nat/Init): rename recursor arguments |
Name the motive `motive` and name the minor premises according to their contents.
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t-data
tech debt
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149/149 |
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36 |
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nobody |
30-76862 1 month ago |
37-51949 37 days ago |
37-69820 37 days |
0 |
| 44099 |
xiahongchi author:xiahongchi |
feat: maximize concave functions at stationary points |
Adds two first-order maximum principles for real concave functions:
* `ConcaveOn.le_of_hasDerivAt_eq_zero`
* `ConcaveOn.isGreatest_of_hasDerivAt_eq_zero`
They use the existing secant-slope bounds and require differentiability only at the candidate maximizer.
Tested by compiling `Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Deriv.lean` locally. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
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31/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Deriv.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
30-60305 1 month ago |
30-61535 30 days ago |
30-61519 30 days |
0 |
| 44103 |
xiahongchi author:xiahongchi |
feat: equate derivatives of ordered functions at contact points |
This adds Fréchet-derivative and scalar-derivative lemmas saying that two everywhere-ordered real-valued functions have equal derivatives wherever they agree. The proof applies Fermat’s theorem to their nonnegative difference.
This packages and generalizes the scalar envelope argument from Bryan Sanchez’s `NSBlwChain/Caveats/C2_Envelope.lean` at `Brsanch/ns-lean-proofs@b73f537d1646165fbdc0993c5b2e223355dc3469` (MIT).
The new declarations elaborate under the released toolchain; compiling the current master file there reports only one pre-existing current-Lean field-notation incompatibility before the new code. Current-toolchain CI is authoritative. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
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20/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/LocalExtr/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
30-58620 1 month ago |
30-59879 30 days ago |
30-60160 30 days |
0 |
| 42128 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/UpperLower/CompleteLattice): induce the `PartialOrder` for `LowerSet`s from `SetLike` |
Now `#synth IsConcreteLE (LowerSet α) α` works so `SetLike.coe_subset_coe` and the like can be used with `LowerSet`s.
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2/2 |
Mathlib/Order/Birkhoff.lean,Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/CompleteLattice.lean |
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nobody |
30-51175 1 month ago |
83-78187 83 days ago |
83-79381 83 days |
0 |
| 44064 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
chore: tag definitions with `fun_prop` |
No new lemmas are being tagged yet, just the definitions.
To fix the build, some `measurability` attributes had to be changed to `fun_prop` and a test had to be adjusted.
Only slightly controversial change could be the import of `FunProp` in `Mathlib/Logic/Function/Defs.lean`.
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Mathlib/Analysis/BoxIntegral/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/ContDiffHolder/Pointwise.lean,Mathlib/Logic/Function/Defs.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Function/LpSeminorm/Defs.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Function/StronglyMeasurable/AEStronglyMeasurable.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntegrableOn.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntervalIntegral/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/Lipschitz.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Holder.lean,MathlibTest/FunPropMinimal.lean |
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nobody |
30-45609 1 month ago |
30-49981 30 days ago |
30-59886 30 days |
0 |
| 44124 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(Algebra/Homology/Embedding): more API for the stupid truncations |
We define the monomorphism `K.stupidTrunc e ⟶ K` when the embedding of complex shapes `e` satisfies `e.IsTruncGE`. (We also proceed to the dual definition.)
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nobody |
30-6301 1 month ago |
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MrBrain295 author:MrBrain295 |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): golf `Coloring.odd_length_iff_not_c… |
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nobody |
30-5724 1 month ago |
30-6967 30 days ago |
30-6951 30 days |
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| 44138 |
pechersky author:pechersky |
chore(Topology/Instances/PNat): move topology into its own file, explicitly DiscreteTopology |
Previously, the topology on `PNat` was a by-product of the "subspace metric space" instance, as a subtype of `Nat`. Instead, we now declare the topology independently as the "bot" discrete topology, prior to the `MetricSpace` declaration, and then show the topology agrees to the "subspace metric space" one.
In the future, we will be able to move the topology declaration even earlier, to where the topologies of `Nat` and `Int` live.
Factored out #40785, as requested by
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/40785/changes#r3574283818
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Mathlib/Topology/Instances/PNat.lean |
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nobody |
29-81128 29 days ago |
30-4877 30 days ago |
30-4861 30 days |
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| 41565 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: specify doc-strings of auto-generated additive declarations di… |
…rectly
There's no need for add_decl_doc any more.
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nobody |
29-64988 29 days ago |
29-68004 29 days ago |
50-21585 50 days |
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| 42921 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
chore(RingTheory/RamificationInertia/Ramification): reorganize proofs |
This PR reorganizes the proofs in `RingTheory/RamificationInertia/Ramification.lean` so that `ramificationIdx_eq_normalizedFactors_count` is proved directly rather than relying on `IsDedekindDomain.ramificationIdx'_eq_normalizedFactors_count` which will soon be deprecated.
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nobody |
29-32264 29 days ago |
29-33300 29 days ago |
65-18733 65 days |
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| 43099 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): `IsSubwalk` is a partial order and more relation properties |
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nobody |
28-85397 28 days ago |
29-35 29 days ago |
58-32793 58 days |
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| 44136 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore: clean up a few `have : Std.Symm`s |
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nobody |
28-85366 28 days ago |
30-6393 30 days ago |
30-6999 30 days |
0 |
| 43856 |
BoltonBailey author:BoltonBailey |
chore: rename `ENNReal.toReal_mono'` |
This PR addresses tech debt by renaming `ENNReal.toReal_mono'` to `ENNReal.toReal_mono_of_top_imp_top` (and similarly renaming the related `ENNReal.toReal_le_add'`). This change makes the naming scheme more similar to `ENNReal.le_of_top_imp_top_of_toNNReal_le`
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tech debt
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16/10 |
Mathlib/Basic/ENNReal/Operations.lean,Mathlib/Basic/ENNReal/Real.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Bounded.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/HausdorffDistance.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Thickening.lean,scripts/nolints_prime_decls.txt |
6 |
4 |
['BoltonBailey', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
28-84501 28 days ago |
37-58821 37 days ago |
37-58805 37 days |
0 |
| 43197 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/Basic): relation properties of complement relations |
The complement turns `Refl` into `Irrefl`, `Total` into `Asymm`, and `Trichotomous` into `Antisymm`.
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60/14 |
Mathlib/Basic/Rel/Separated.lean,Mathlib/Order/Antichain.lean,Mathlib/Order/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/MetricSeparated.lean |
4 |
5 |
['SnirBroshi', 'chenson2018', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
28-81443 28 days ago |
28-85984 28 days ago |
54-47127 54 days |
0 |
| 25981 |
Multramate author:Multramate |
feat(GroupTheory/GroupAction/Basic): define homomorphisms of fixed subgroups induced by homomorphisms of groups |
This PR continues the work from #10126.
Original PR: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/10126 |
t-group-theory
large-import
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68/21 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Action/Submonoid.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/GroupAction/Defs.lean |
2 |
8 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
28-80078 28 days ago |
37-16886 37 days ago |
42-9560 42 days |
0 |
| 43287 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore: avoid `Subrelation` where possible |
Following the trend of avoiding `Subrelation` (e.g. #41450) in favor of `_ ≤ _`, this replaces most of its uses in Mathlib.
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33/33 |
Mathlib/Data/DFinsupp/WellFounded.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Card.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Dedup.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Multiset.lean,Mathlib/Data/Fintype/Card.lean,Mathlib/Data/Multiset/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/Monotone/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/RelClasses.lean,Mathlib/Order/WellFounded.lean,Mathlib/Order/WellFoundedSet.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Artinian/Module.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/UniqueFactorizationDomain/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Valuation/Archimedean.lean |
14 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
28-79865 28 days ago |
28-85016 28 days ago |
49-11646 49 days |
0 |
| 42955 |
mpacholski author:mpacholski |
feat(diffgeo): add Hom-bundle support and fix pullback base points in T% elaborator |
# Changes
## `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean`
* **Add support for pullback bundles:** Replaced the hardcoded bound variable `x` with the dynamically extracted argument `arg`, which allows for using elaborator `T%` with pullback bundles, where the base point lies in a different manifold, e.g. `v : Π (m : M), E₁ (b m)`, where `b : M → B`.
* **Add support for Hom-bundles:** The elaborator now supports sections of Hom-bundles (`ContinuousLinearMap` between two fiber bundles, e.g. `ϕ : ∀ x, (E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₂ x`). It also supports the case where the base point lies in a different manifold (e.g. `ϕ : ∀ x, (E₁ (b x) →L[𝕜] E₂ (b x))`)
* **Support nested `TangentSpace`:** Modified `findModelFiber?` to natively intercept `TangentSpace` applications and extract the model fiber at index 2. This prevents typeclass synthesis failures when `TangentSpace` is used inside a Hom-bundle.
## `MathlibTest/DifferentialGeometry/Notation/Basic.lean`
* **Added tests for all the new usecases** this includes pullback bundles, Hom-bundles, pullback Hom-bundles, and Hom-bundles where one of the fibers is a `TangentSpace`.
## `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/Hom.lean`
* **Refactor `Hom.lean`:** Replaced verbose `TotalSpace.mk'` boilerplate in with the newly supported `T%` syntax (e.g. `MDiffAt[s] T% ϕ x` instead of `MDiffAt[s] (fun m ↦ TotalSpace.mk' (F₁ →L[𝕜] F₂) (E := fun (x : B) ↦ (E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₂ x)) (b m) (ϕ m)) x)`
# Use of AI
The help of AI was used in writing the code in `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean`. It was hence manually edited to simplify the code as much as possible. While the author is not yet an expert in metaprogramming in Lean, he is willing to learn and receive feedback, and put all the effort to understand the presented code. The code was carefully tested with different parts of it changed and removed to make sure that every line serves a purpose to provide the expected functionality.
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new-contributor
LLM-generated
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127/36 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/Hom.lean,MathlibTest/DifferentialGeometry/Notation/Basic.lean |
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5 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mpacholski'] |
nobody |
28-59536 28 days ago |
64-8748 64 days ago |
64-8732 64 days |
3 |
| 41946 |
Hilbert-beinghappy author:Hilbert-beinghappy |
feat(SetTheory/Descriptive/Tree): add infinite branches and bodies |
Motivation
The existing `tree A` API models trees as prefix-closed sets of finite
lists, together with some basic node operations (`take`, `subAt`,
`pullSub`). It had no notion of an infinite branch through such a
tree. Infinite branches and their collection, the body of a tree, are
basic vocabulary in descriptive set theory (e.g. to state that a tree
is well-founded iff its body is empty, or to talk about closed subsets
of Baire space as bodies of trees), so this is a natural extension of
the file.
Changes
* `initialSegment x n` is the list of the first `n` values of an
infinite sequence `x : ℕ → A`, with lemmas relating its length and
its behaviour when passing from `n` to `n + 1`.
* `IsBranch T x` says that `x : ℕ → A` is an infinite branch of `T`:
every finite initial segment of `x` lies in `T`.
* `body T` is the set of infinite branches of `T`, defined via
`IsBranch`.
* The auxiliary lemmas `nil_mem_of_isBranch` (a branch forces the root
`[]` to lie in `T`) and `body_mono` (`body` is monotone in the tree,
tagged `@[gcongr]`) round out the basic API.
Scope
This PR intentionally does not add closedness of `body T` (which
would require `A` to carry the discrete topology, so that `body T` is
closed in the product topology on `ℕ → A`), well-foundedness of trees
(which needs well-founded relations and descending chains), or rank
(which needs ordinal-valued rank API). These are left for follow-up
PRs, since each pulls in its own dependencies and deserves separate
review.
Verification
* `lake build Mathlib.SetTheory.Descriptive.Tree`
* `lake exe lint-style Mathlib.SetTheory.Descriptive.Tree`
* `lake build Mathlib`
AI use
I used Codex to help select this item from the
backlog, adapt the definitions to the existing `tree A` API and to the
`Descriptive.Tree` namespace and current module system (e.g. adding
the `public import` for `Mathlib.Data.List.OfFn`), draft the
implementation, and run the three verification commands above. I
checked every definition and lemma statement against its intended
mathematical meaning, and went through each proof term individually,
unfolding `initialSegment`, `IsBranch`, and `body` to confirm the
`simp`/`simpa` calls actually close the resulting goals rather than
just trusting that they compiled. |
t-set-theory |
42/1 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Descriptive/Tree.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-48877 27 days ago |
95-56691 95 days ago |
95-56675 95 days |
0 |
| 44221 |
SamuelSchlesinger author:SamuelSchlesinger |
feat(Combinatorics/SetFamily): erdős–rado sunflower lemma |
Define `Set.IsSunflower`, a family of elements of a meet-semilattice whose distinct members pairwise meet in a fixed kernel, with a basic API around it, and then prove the Erdős–Rado sunflower lemma: a family of more than `(p - 1) ^ r * r !` finsets of size at most `r` contains a sunflower with `p` petals, together with the uniform special case.
I use this downstream to show circuit lower bounds on the clique language, but it is used in various areas of complexity and combinatorics.
This PR was assisted by Claude Opus 5.5. In particular, I extracted this from another formalization project that was also assisted by AI.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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215/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/Sunflower.lean,docs/references.bib |
3 |
4 |
['SamuelSchlesinger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-40998 27 days ago |
27-43279 27 days ago |
27-43263 27 days |
0 |
| 44222 |
SamuelSchlesinger author:SamuelSchlesinger |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Stirling): asymptotics of the central binomial coefficient |
Upstreaming `n.centralBinom ~ 4 ^ n / √(π * n)` and its `4 ^ n`-normalised corollaries,
needed for a Razborov–Smolensky `AC⁰[p]` lower bound in a circuit-complexity formalization,
together with the Catalan asymptotic `catalan n ~ 4 ^ n / (√π * n ^ (3 / 2))` as a first
application in Mathlib.
Drafted with Claude Code from my existing proof of the same statement, then revised by me
against Mathlib conventions.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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85/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Stirling.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/Asymptotics.lean |
3 |
4 |
['SamuelSchlesinger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-40210 27 days ago |
27-41131 27 days ago |
27-41115 27 days |
0 |
| 44183 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(Topology/Homotopy): tube neighbourhoods of paths |
This PR adds tube neighbourhoods of paths: given a partition `0 = t₀ ≤ ⋯ ≤ tₙ = 1` (`unitInterval.Partition`) and open sets `Uᵢ` covering the segments of a path, with path-connected open sets `Vⱼ` around the vertices (`Path.Tube`), the paths lying in the tube (`Path.IsInTube`) form an open set in the compact-open topology (`Path.Tube.isOpen_setOf_isInTube`). When each `Uᵢ` is path-homotopy trivial (`IsPathHomotopyTrivial`), any two paths in a common tube are homotopic (`Path.IsInTube.homotopic`), and every path lies in such a tube in a locally path-connected space whenever its points have path-homotopy trivial neighbourhoods (`Path.exists_isInTube`).
Along the way it adds supporting path API: Lebesgue-number partitions of paths (`Path.exists_partition_in_cover`, `Path.exists_partition_with_property`), `Path.initialSegmentFamily`, cast and subpath lemmas, the quotient topology on `Path.Homotopic.Quotient`, and `Path.Homotopic.trans_left_of_nullhomotopic` / `trans_right_of_nullhomotopic`.
This is the first of four PRs constructing the universal cover (split from https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/38292). It is independent of the second.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code
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t-topology
LLM-generated
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420/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/FundamentalGroupoid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Connected/PathConnected.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Homotopy/Path.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Homotopy/TubeNeighborhood.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Path.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Subpath.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UnitInterval.lean |
8 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-28159 27 days ago |
28-20906 28 days ago |
28-20890 28 days |
2 |
| 44184 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(AlgebraicTopology): semilocally simply connected spaces |
This PR defines semilocally simply connected spaces: `SemilocallySimplyConnectedAt x` says `x` has a neighbourhood `U` in which every loop at `x` is nullhomotopic in the ambient space, with `SemilocallySimplyConnectedOn` and the class `SemilocallySimplyConnectedSpace`. It proves the equivalent formulations via the fundamental group (`semilocallySimplyConnectedAt_iff_range_eq_bot`: `π₁(U, x) → π₁(X, x)` is trivial) and via paths (`semilocallySimplyConnectedAt_iff_paths`), and that simply connected spaces are semilocally simply connected.
Supporting additions: `Path.codRestrict`, groupoid lemmas relating homotopic paths to nullhomotopic loops (`Path.Homotopic.paths_homotopic_iff_loops_nullhomotopic` and friends), and `FundamentalGroup.map_fromPath` and `FundamentalGroup.map_range_eq_bot_iff`.
This is the second of four PRs constructing the universal cover (split from https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/38292). It is independent of the first.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code
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t-topology
LLM-generated
|
270/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/FundamentalGroupoid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/FundamentalGroupoid/FundamentalGroup.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/FundamentalGroupoid/SemilocallySimplyConnected.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Path.lean |
5 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-14240 27 days ago |
28-20901 28 days ago |
28-20885 28 days |
2 |
| 37456 |
Robertboy18 author:Robertboy18 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace): add parallel form of Desargues's theorem |
This PR adds an affine parallel form of the Desargues theorem, following the related Rocq/Coq affine-geometry statement.
**Main changes**
- New file `Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Desargues.lean` with `parallel_third_side_of_perspective`.
- Add the corresponding `public import` to `Mathlib.lean`.
**Proof idea**
The proof compares side vectors using `exists_eq_smul_of_parallel` for the two given pairs of parallel sides. The shared comparison along `SA` forces the same scalar, which gives parallelism of the third pair of sides.
Tests: `lake build Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.AffineSpace.Desargues`
AI disclosure: GPT-5.2 Pro was used for assistance with web search/background details about the theorem and for finding useful existing Mathlib lemmas. The theorem statement and Lean formalization were written and checked by hand.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
133/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Desargues.lean |
2 |
22 |
['Robertboy18', 'SnirBroshi', 'copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
26-59539 26 days ago |
48-4191 48 days ago |
73-26091 73 days |
0 |
| 44217 |
mitchell-horner author:mitchell-horner |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): update notation such that `I` is contained `H` is contained in `G` |
Updates the notation in Copy.lean to enforce `I` is contained in `H` is contained in `G`.
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I noticed that (1) the variable order of containment was different across this file and (2) the docstrings were incorrect.
This pull request corrects the docstrings and updates the variable order to:
```
(I : SimpleGraph X) ⊑ (H : SimpleGraph W) ⊑ (G : SimpleGraph V)
```
This fixes (2) but I figure the fix for (1) is opinion. I prefer this order (reverse alphabetical for both `G`, `H`, `I` and `V`, `W`, `X`). |
t-combinatorics |
93/93 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean |
1 |
3 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'mitchell-horner'] |
nobody |
26-38615 26 days ago |
27-56532 27 days ago |
27-56516 27 days |
0 |
| 44241 |
thomaskwaring author:thomaskwaring |
feat(Basic/Rel): relation composition preserves unions |
Add the binary counterpart to `SetRel.comp_iUnion` and friends. |
t-data |
6/0 |
Mathlib/Basic/Rel.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
26-25147 26 days ago |
26-27391 26 days ago |
26-27375 26 days |
0 |
| 42072 |
joneugster author:joneugster |
feat(scripts/autolabel): use PR-title to find labels |
If present, use the paths specified in the PR title to determine labels. If this fails, fall back to the existing `git diff` logic.
- further: cleanup to use `githubAnnotation` consistently throughout the script. (the helper itself could be refactored to make some arguments optional, I'd prefer doing that in a follow-up)
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48/12 |
.github/workflows/add_label_from_diff.yaml,scripts/autolabel.lean |
2 |
5 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'joneugster', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
26-10849 26 days ago |
26-11749 26 days ago |
40-76002 40 days |
0 |
| 43983 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
chore(RepresentationTheory/Rep/Res): remove a layer on `Rep.res` |
Define directly `abbrev res (f : H →* G) (A : Rep k G) := of (A.ρ.comp f)` and golf. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
14/17 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Coinduced.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Homological/GroupCohomology/Functoriality.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Homological/GroupHomology/Functoriality.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Rep/Res.lean |
4 |
11 |
['JX-Mo', 'Whysoserioushah', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
26-9068 26 days ago |
33-19354 33 days ago |
33-39274 33 days |
3 |
| 44001 |
joneugster author:joneugster |
feat(scripts): synchronise WIP label with draft status |
Add script `sync_wip_label.yml` which ensures that the "WIP" label is present if and only if the PR is a draft.
This triggers on both events, label changes and draft status changes and updates the other one accordingly.
- further: some cleanup in `labels_from_comment.yml`. I first thought I had to add a snippet there to update the draft status whenever the "WIP" label was changed through a comment. This is not necessary anymore, but I did leave the cleanup changes in this PR.
---
Things to note:
- if the script applies a change, it immediately retriggers itself, but this time its a no-op
- `gh` vs. `curl`: it seems overall we have been using `curl` more often. However, it is not possible to change the draft status over `curl` using the REST endpoint, thus this PR uses `gh`.
- AI-usage: an interactive chat model has been used to get an initial draft of the YAML file, to explore github API docs, and to do a review of what I've written.
### Documentation
- [pull_request_target](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/workflow-syntax#onpull_requestpull_request_targetbranchesbranches-ignore)
- [actions triggering workflows](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflows-and-actions/events-that-trigger-workflows#pull_request_target)
### Testing (does not apply anymore after the first review)
Here is the local testing setup to verify the bash code. PR ##44004 can be used for this.
<details>
Locally with `gh` installed, this can be triggered manually:
Initially, set up the following variables:
```bash
export PR_NUMBER=44004
export REPO=leanprover-community/mathlib4
export CHANGED_LABEL="WIP"
```
`IS_DRAFT` can be updated manually. You might need to do this after each test:
```bash
export IS_DRAFT=$(gh pr view "$PR_NUMBER" --repo "$REPO" --json isDraft --jq '.isDraft')
```
Then choose an action:
```bash
export ACTION=converted_to_draft. # will add WIP
export ACTION=ready_for_review. # will remove WIP
export ACTION=labeled # convert to draft
export ACTION=unlabeled # mark ready for reviewing
```
after that, you can copy the `case` block from this PR into your bash and observe the changes made to #44004
</details>
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CI |
48/4 |
.github/workflows/labels_from_comment.yml,.github/workflows/sync_wip_label.yml,docs/workflows.md |
3 |
22 |
['SnirBroshi', 'bryangingechen', 'github-actions', 'joneugster'] |
nobody |
26-3819 26 days ago |
33-10058 33 days ago |
33-10042 33 days |
0 |
| 43153 |
NoahW314 author:NoahW314 |
feat(Data/Finsupp/Basic): range of `equivMapDomain` |
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t-data |
9/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
['BoltonBailey', 'NoahW314', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
26-943 26 days ago |
27-52374 27 days ago |
47-40669 47 days |
0 |
| 43569 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
refactor(ModuleCat): state pushforward coherence without identifying functor bracketings |
This PR makes the pushforward of (pre)sheaves of modules along the identity functor and along a composition of functors honestly typed. Currently `pushforwardId` takes `𝟙 S` at the type `S ⟶ (𝟭 C).op ⋙ S` and `pushforwardComp` takes `φ ≫ whiskerLeft F.op ψ` at the type `S ⟶ (F ⋙ G).op ⋙ T`, which only elaborate because `Functor.comp`, `Functor.id` and `Functor.op` unfold. The new `pushforwardIdHom` and `pushforwardCompHom` are the unitor and associator composed with `Functor.opId`/`Functor.opComp` (see `pushforwardIdHom_eq` and `pushforwardCompHom_eq`), and the associativity and unitality isomorphisms of pushforward and pullback are transported along the functor associator and unitors through the new `pushforwardCongr₂`/`pullbackCongr₂` (added at the presheaf level, together with `pushforwardCongr`, `pushforwardNatTrans` and `pushforwardNatIso`). The scheme-level pseudofunctor coherence lemmas in `AlgebraicGeometry.Modules.Sheaf` are reproved from these, and `Adjunction.leftAdjointCompIso_trans` is added for that purpose.
It is extracted from Paul Reichert's experiment making `Functor.comp` and `Functor.id` `instance_reducible` (https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/compare/master...leanprover-community:mathlib4-nightly-testing:datokrat/functorcomp, discussed at https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113488-general/topic/backward.2EisDefEq.2ErespectTransparency), and is the (pre)sheaf-of-modules half of https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43566; it is independent of that PR.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
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t-category-theory
|
480/131 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Presheaf.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Presheaf/Pullback.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Presheaf/Pushforward.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Sheaf/PullbackContinuous.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Sheaf/PushforwardContinuous.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Sheaf/Quasicoherent.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/Modules/Sheaf.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Adjunction/CompositionIso.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sheaves/Module.lean |
9 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
25-54309 25 days ago |
25-55448 25 days ago |
43-64101 43 days |
0 |
| 42720 |
justinhalford author:justinhalford |
feat(Order/KrullDimension): level sets of height are antichains |
Adds one lemma to `Mathlib/Order/KrullDimension.lean`, directly after `height_strictMono`:
```lean
lemma isAntichain_lt_height_preimage {n : ℕ∞} (hn : n ≠ ⊤) :
IsAntichain (· < ·) {x : α | height x = n}
```
Elements sharing a common *finite* height are pairwise incomparable — the level sets of `height` are antichains.
### Why
This is the combinatorial content of **Mirsky's theorem**, which partitions a finite-dimensional order into `krullDim + 1` antichains (and is the easy dual of Dilworth's theorem). Neither Mirsky nor Dilworth currently appears in Mathlib — both are on the tracked list in `docs/1000.yaml` without a `decl`, and searching for `Mirsky` and `Dilworth` returns nothing.
Rather than introduce the partition machinery up front, this contributes the underlying fact, which is what any route to Mirsky needs and is independently useful for reasoning about graded and finite-dimensional orders.
### Design
Stated with `(· < ·)` rather than `(· ≤ ·)` so that it lives in the existing `[Preorder α]` section and needs no antisymmetry; in a partial order the two coincide for distinct elements. The hypothesis is `n ≠ ⊤` rather than a finiteness typeclass, which keeps it usable without extra assumptions — `height_strictMono` needs exactly that much.
### Proof
Three lines on `height_strictMono`, immediately above it in the same file.
### Verification
Compiles against `master` with no errors or warnings. `#print axioms` reports only `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`. No new imports or definitions — `+11 -0` in one file.
### Disclosure
Written with AI assistance (Claude Opus 5) and checked against the Lean kernel; I have read the statement and proof before submitting. Happy to rename, or to restate as `IsAntichain (· ≤ ·)` in a `PartialOrder` section if that is preferred.
|
t-order
new-contributor
|
11/0 |
Mathlib/Order/KrullDimension.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
25-40620 25 days ago |
71-26475 71 days ago |
71-26459 71 days |
0 |
| 44228 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Transvection): add the api for define the elementary subgroup |
---
This PR adds API for transvections, needed to define the elementary subgroup `E(n, R)` of
`SL(n, R)` in a follow-up PR.
In `Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Transvection.lean`:
- `Matrix.map_transvection`: `(transvection i j c).map f = transvection i j (f c)`
- `Matrix.transvection_mul_transvection_mul_transvection_neg_mul_transvection_neg`:
the explicit formula for writing the commutator of transvections
- `Matrix.TransvectionStruct.reindexEquiv_surjective`
- `Matrix.TransvectionStruct.map`: apply a ring hom to the coefficient, with `map_toMatrix`,
`map_surjective` and `toMatrix_mem_range_map`
In `Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/SpecialLinearGroup.lean`:
- `SpecialLinearGroup.sumInl`: the embedding `SL(n, R) →* SL(n ⊕ p, R)`, `A ↦ !![A, 0; 0, 1]`,
with `coe_sumInl`, this will be necessary for induction argument over the index type.
- `SpecialLinearGroup.commutatorElement_transvection`:
`⁅transvection hij a, transvection hjk b⁆ = transvection hik (a * b)`
- `SpecialLinearGroup.map_transvection`
- `TransvectionStruct.map_toSpecialLinearGroup`, `toSpecialLinearGroup_mem_range_map`,
`sumInl_toSpecialLinearGroup`,
`coe_list_prod_toSpecialLinearGroup`, and `mem_range_sumInl_iff`
The surjective and `SpecialLinearGroup.sumInl` API will be needed to simplify the arguments involving
proving `E(n, R) = SL(n, R)` .
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
116/1 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/SpecialLinearGroup.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Transvection.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
25-8653 25 days ago |
25-13133 25 days ago |
27-18189 27 days |
1 |
| 44093 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: fix more congruence lemmas |
A `congr` should vary all its explicit arguments, not just some of them. This issue is documented on the docstring of the `@[congr]` attribute, but there is no warning when you write a bad `@[congr]` lemma.
Whenever a lemma seemed used sufficiently often, we fixed the congruence lemma by adding a new variant, with a primed name and the additional arguments varied also.
Found by the linter in #43692; these should be all remaining bad lemmas in mathlib.
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74/38 |
Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/Module.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Filter.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Fold.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Find.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Zip.lean,Mathlib/Data/Multiset/Bind.lean,Mathlib/Data/Multiset/Filter.lean,Mathlib/Data/Multiset/Find.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Image.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/NAry.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Card.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Sym2.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/ConvexSpace/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Finsupp/Supported.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/QuadraticForm/Signature.lean |
18 |
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nobody |
25-7234 25 days ago |
25-13255 25 days ago |
28-8795 28 days |
0 |
| 41478 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): more length upper bounds |
Bound the lengths of trails/paths/circuits/cycles by `ENat.card V`/`Nat.card V`/`G.edgeSet.encard`/`G.edgeSet.ncard`.
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I then used these to slightly golf some other lemmas.
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t-combinatorics |
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nobody |
25-5742 25 days ago |
25-6864 25 days ago |
69-72937 69 days |
0 |
| 44294 |
harahu author:harahu |
doc(RepresentationTheory): add module doc headers for Action and Equiv |
Add H1 module doc headers for `Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Action.lean` and `Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Equiv.lean`.
Split out from #42795 to allow the mechanical header cleanups to be merged separately.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
5/1 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Action.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Equiv.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
25-1090 25 days ago |
25-1895 25 days ago |
25-1879 25 days |
0 |
| 37298 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
refactor(Algebra/Order): unbundle group and ring cone |
* Unbundle `GroupCone` and `RingCone` using `Submonoid.IsMulPointed`
This PR deprecates the [GroupCone](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Group/Cone.html#GroupCone) and [RingCone](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Cone.html#RingCone) structures, making use of the predicates `Submonoid.IsMulPointed` and `AddSubmonoid.IsPointed` defined in that file instead.
These predicates allow us to treat uniformly
* positive cones in groups and rings
* pointed cones in vector spaces over an ordered field
* orderings in rings
This reduces duplication of theorems.
Unbundling group and ring cones is further justified by the principle that there are no new operations on them: they correspond to operations on the underlying submonoids and subsemirings, respectively. See the discussion at https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/When.20should.20subobjects.20be.20bundled.3F/with/609099816
See also #36863 for the analogous change to ring orderings.
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127/29 |
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nobody |
25-1086 25 days ago |
25-2450 25 days ago |
87-21309 87 days |
2 |
| 43528 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(Geometry/Convex): the simplicial set of affine simplices of a convex space |
Let `Y` be a `R`-convex space. In this file, we introduce the simplicial set `toSSet R Y` whose `n`-simplices are affine maps from the standard `n`-dimensional simplex to `Y`. (When `R := ℝ` and `Y` has a suitable topology, this identifies to a subcomplex of the singular simplicial set of the topological space `Y`.)
From https://github.com/joelriou/excision
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3 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
24-85324 24 days ago |
36-17779 36 days ago |
36-18679 36 days |
0 |
| 42874 |
teorth author:teorth |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Symmetric): basic API lemmas for Multiset.esymm |
Add basic lemmas for the elementary symmetric functions `Multiset.esymm`: `esymm_cons`, `esymm_zero`, `esymm_one`, `esymm_card`, `esymm_eq_zero_of_card_lt`, `two_mul_esymm_two`, and `esymm_map_inv` (with a private auxiliary). Also drop the redundant `@[simp]` on `esymm_pair_one`, which is now provable by `simp` from `esymm_one`.
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t-ring-theory |
32/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Symmetric/Defs.lean |
1 |
8 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'teorth', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
24-63496 24 days ago |
24-64690 24 days ago |
25-68396 25 days |
1 |
| 44297 |
langston-barrett author:langston-barrett |
feat(Data/FinEnum): `Std.PRange.LawfulUpwardEnumerable` instance |
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I'm not sure how Mathlib feels about interfacing with std constructs, but I was looking for something along the lines of `succMany?` and found `Std.PRange.LawfulUpwardEnumerable`, so I figured I'd implement it and see what the appetite is. Even if we don't decide to use this particular typeclass, the underlying functionality still seems useful.
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A `LinearlyUpwardEnumerable` instance would be a good follow-up. |
t-data
new-contributor
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112/0 |
Mathlib/Data/FinEnum.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'langston-barrett'] |
nobody |
23-74765 23 days ago |
23-84058 23 days ago |
24-5400 24 days |
0 |
| 44328 |
Multramate author:Multramate |
chore: fix misspelling `supsets` in `Set.sUnion_mono_supsets` |
Fixes the misspelling `supsets` in `Set.sUnion_mono_supsets`.
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3/1 |
Mathlib/Data/Set/Lattice/Bounded.lean |
1 |
5 |
['JX-Mo', 'Multramate', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
23-71812 23 days ago |
23-81850 23 days ago |
23-81834 23 days |
0 |
| 36086 |
Multramate author:Multramate |
feat(Algebra): add liftEquiv for groups, rings, algebras, and adjoin roots |
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49/1 |
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nobody |
23-66113 23 days ago |
37-3959 37 days ago |
52-21963 52 days |
1 |
| 44288 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat(Algebra/Ring): sums of squares in a formally real ring form a positive cone |
* Prove that sums of squares in a formally real ring form a positive cone
* Add helper lemma relating the additive submonoid and subsemiring of sums of squares
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nobody |
23-60598 23 days ago |
25-10281 25 days ago |
25-10265 25 days |
0 |
| 42895 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(SetTheory/Ordinal): add lift_sSup and lift_iSup |
Add `InitialSeg.map_sSup` and `InitialSeg.map_iSup` for conditionally complete linear orders with bottom. Specializing these to `Ordinal.liftInitialSeg` gives `Ordinal.lift_sSup`, `Ordinal.lift_iSup`, `Ordinal.lift_iSup_le`, and `Ordinal.lift_iSup_le_iff`.
The `sSup` theorem handles the empty set using preservation of bottom and the nonempty case using normality. The `iSup` theorem is derived from it. Both use an explicit boundedness hypothesis; in particular, `lift_iSup` assumes `BddAbove (Set.range f)` rather than requiring the index type to be small.
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t-set-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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40/0 |
Mathlib/Order/IsNormal.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Family.lean |
2 |
11 |
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nobody |
23-59536 23 days ago |
66-17607 66 days ago |
66-18545 66 days |
0 |
| 44216 |
peabrainiac author:peabrainiac |
feat(Topology): add `IsCozeroSet` |
Define a predicate `IsCozeroSet` for sets in topological spaces that are the support of some continuous function to $\mathbb R$. We prove:
* Every cozero set is open, and in perfectly normal spaces every open set is a cozero set.
* Finite intersections and locally finite unions of cozero sets are cozero sets.
* Preimages of cozero sets under continuous functions are cozero sets.
* Images and coimages of cozero sets under open proper maps are cozero sets.
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t-topology |
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nobody |
23-58033 23 days ago |
27-59785 27 days ago |
27-61023 27 days |
0 |
| 42025 |
NoneMore author:NoneMore |
feat(ModelTheory): add counting formulas |
Add formula constructors expressing at least, at most, and exactly finitely many realizations, together with their semantic characterizations.
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large-import
t-logic
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124/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Set/Card.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Semantics.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Syntax.lean |
3 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
23-56693 23 days ago |
23-56695 23 days ago |
23-59212 23 days |
2 |
| 44334 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat: `@[gcongr]` for `eq_top_mono` and friends |
This PR tags lemma `eq_top_mono` and various similar lemmas with `@[gcongr]`. This lets us use `grw` in places where we couldn't before. The supported maximal/minimal constants are `⊤`, `⊥`, `(∅ : Set _)`, `Set.univ`, `0`, `1`, each on either side of an equality `=` and an inequality `≠`.
`subset_eq_empty` is renamed to `eq_empty_of_subset`, to match `eq_univ_of_subset`.
Performance note: `@[gcongr]` lemmas are indexed only by the relation and head constand, which for these lemmas is `=` and `→`, or `≠` and `→`. So, it will need to try all 12 available lemmas in these cases. I do not think that this will cause any noticeable performance issue. If it does, we can consider a more detailed indexing of `@[gcongr]` lemmas.
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64/16 |
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nobody |
23-45458 23 days ago |
23-64729 23 days ago |
23-67887 23 days |
1 |
| 44354 |
Rob23oba author:Rob23oba |
fix: use a more robust definition for unquot |
`unsafeCast`, and by extension, `cast lcProof`, is quite unstable in the compiler. Instead using an unsound `Quot.lift` is much more stable, since it uses the intended features for `Quot` and translates into an explicit `Quot.lcInv` application in the compiler. You can however not just use `Quot.lcInv` as the definition because the computability check catches it as an application of an axiom.
See also leanprover/lean4#14719 for an issue with the `unsafeCast` definition of `unquot`.
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t-data |
1/1 |
Mathlib/Data/Quot.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
23-15761 23 days ago |
23-19827 23 days ago |
23-19811 23 days |
0 |
| 44123 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
feat(LinearAlgebra/SesquilinearForm/Basic): generalize LinearMap.Nondegenerate |
The implemented definition `LinearMap.Nondegenerate` required `CommSemirings`. This is a stronger requirement than necessary. This PR relaxes the conditions on `LinearMap.Nondegenerate` to the minimal ones, i.e. the same as needed to define a bilinear map.
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This is needed to generalize the RKHS from `InnerProductSpace/Reproducing.lean`.
**AI**:
After generalizing, the statement of the theorem `SeparatingLeft.id` broke. I asked Claude Sonnet 5 free for a fix. It suggested to just make the range and domain of the mapping `LinearMap.id` explicit. Predictable, but I didn't see a better solution.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
33/28 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Dual/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/SesquilinearForm.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/SesquilinearForm/Basic.lean |
3 |
5 |
['TJHeeringa', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
23-15552 23 days ago |
30-15616 30 days ago |
30-15600 30 days |
0 |
| 43852 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Schreier): add Schreier Cayley basics |
Defined Cayley graph as a coset Schreier graph. Proved connectivity and vertex-transitivity on Cayley graphs, as promised in #38310.
Follow-up to #38310, this is the 3rd split pr from #35467.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
P.S. cayley_subsingleton_weaklyConnectedComponent's proof is generic and I can extract it to Quiver/ConnectedComponent.lean as a weak-connectivity lemma, if it is wanted.
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t-combinatorics
large-import
LLM-generated
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278/7 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Schreier.lean |
1 |
10 |
['SnirBroshi', 'ZRTMRH', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
23-10477 23 days ago |
25-13378 25 days ago |
37-62577 37 days |
0 |
| 43362 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
feat(Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reproducing): add RKHS.SMul.smulSpace |
This PR defines the scalar multiple `c • H` for a given RKHS `H` and shows that it is an RKHS.
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Can be constructed just as the sumSpace in #41127. However, the discussion below concluded that the current type copy approach was better in this case.
The notation `scoped infix:50 " • " => smulSpace` was not introduced. That caused overload issues that I don't know how to fix.
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t-analysis |
119/5 |
Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reproducing.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reproducing/Operations.lean |
2 |
9 |
['Maldooor', 'TJHeeringa', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
23-6228 23 days ago |
23-7303 23 days ago |
23-8338 23 days |
1 |
| 36814 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
refactor(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): no proof obligation in `rotate` |
If the walk doesn't go through the new vertex, return `nil` instead.
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7 |
19 |
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nobody |
23-529 23 days ago |
23-1163 23 days ago |
198-22878 198 days |
0 |
| 44351 |
homeowmorphism author:homeowmorphism |
chore(Topology/MetricSpace/Bounded): add grind annotations to lemmas about the diameter |
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t-topology |
6/3 |
Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Bounded.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'homeowmorphism'] |
nobody |
22-69401 22 days ago |
23-6053 23 days ago |
23-9163 23 days |
0 |
| 41393 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian): a graph is Hamiltonian iff there's a Hamiltonian path with adjacent endpoints |
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t-combinatorics |
32/9 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian.lean |
1 |
4 |
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nobody |
22-56472 22 days ago |
22-60817 22 days ago |
102-51032 102 days |
2 |
| 44145 |
Rida-Hamadani author:Rida-Hamadani |
feat(Analysis): translations preserve harmonicity |
also proves that translations preserves `C^n` regularity.
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t-analysis |
63/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/ContDiff/Operations.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Harmonic/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Laplacian.lean |
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1 |
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nobody |
22-17939 22 days ago |
29-68930 29 days ago |
29-68914 29 days |
0 |
| 43695 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Topology/Algebra): define a topology on `Homogenization` |
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t-topology |
377/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Homogenization.lean |
2 |
2 |
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nobody |
22-9799 22 days ago |
22-76974 22 days ago |
22-77043 22 days |
0 |
| 43545 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
refactor(Algebra/Order/Ring/Idempotent): introduce bundled types |
This file currently has several instances defined for specific subtypes. This PR replaces these with bundled structures. This also fixes possible typeclass diamonds when the order defined here conflicts with the general one on subtypes.
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242/111 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Idempotent.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Spectrum/Prime/Topology.lean |
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nobody |
22-8276 22 days ago |
22-9370 22 days ago |
46-1752 46 days |
0 |
| 42919 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(NumberTheory/RamificationInertia/Unramified): generalize `IsUnramifiedAt.of_liesOver` to flat algebras |
This PR generalizes `IsUnramifiedAt.of_liesOver` to flat algebras and deprecates the technical auxiliary lemma `IsUnramifiedAt.of_liesOver_of_ne_bot` for the previous proof.
This also avoids the usage of the old `Ideal.ramificationIdx'` in the proof of `IsUnramifiedAt.of_liesOver_of_ne_bot`.
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t-algebra
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24/6 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/RamificationInertia/Unramified.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Flat/FaithfullyFlat/Algebra.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/GoingDown.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Unramified/LocalRing.lean |
4 |
1 |
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nobody |
22-6441 22 days ago |
65-71945 65 days ago |
65-71931 65 days |
0 |
| 42182 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Order/Partition): converting a `Finpartition` into a `Partition` |
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large-import
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nobody |
22-2148 22 days ago |
22-4816 22 days ago |
83-63754 83 days |
0 |
| 43409 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
doc: expand the documentation on `SMul ℕ` defeq issues |
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
20/1 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Monoid.lean |
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3 |
['Vierkantor', 'gasparattila', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
21-83154 21 days ago |
50-4467 50 days ago |
50-4451 50 days |
0 |
| 44396 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(Analysis/Complex/UnitDisc/Basic): fix instance diamond |
There were two natural number power instances which differed at implicit transparency.
The `NatPowAssoc` instance is not necessary, hence can be removed.
Found by the linter in #38781.
Co-authored-by: Jovan Gerbscheid <jovan.gerbscheid@gmail.com>
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t-analysis
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11/16 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/UnitDisc/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
21-79942 21 days ago |
21-81638 21 days ago |
21-81886 21 days |
0 |
| 44139 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
refactor(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Transvection): generalize the pivot elimination step to commutative rings |
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The elimination steps in the pivot algorithm in `Matrix.Pivot` reduce to a diagonal
block the last row of a matrix using transvections only need the last diagonal
coefficient to be a unit over the base ring not that the ring itself is field.
This PR generalizes this step to work over a commutative ring `R`
instead of a field.
I also add the following API :
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last diagonal coefficient
- `exists_isTwoBlockDiagonal_and_last_eq_of_isUnit`
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Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Transvection.lean |
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nobody |
21-79361 21 days ago |
21-81016 21 days ago |
30-1054 30 days |
1 |
| 36406 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Matching): `#verts = 2 * #edgeSet` |
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t-combinatorics |
44/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/DegreeSum.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Matching.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Finite.lean |
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4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
21-64835 21 days ago |
21-69258 21 days ago |
22-67229 22 days |
1 |
| 44032 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: remove backward.privateInPublic by wrapping proofs with private_decl% |
This PR removes 171 uses of `backward.privateInPublic` across 37 files. Wherever a public declaration used a private lemma in a proof position, the proof is wrapped with core's `private_decl%` elaborator, or with the `field := private proof` structure-instance syntax where the proof fills a structure field. Both elaborate the proof in a private context and hide it behind an auxiliary declaration, which is harmless by proof irrelevance. No declaration changes visibility and no statement changes, except that in `Combinatorics/SetFamily/AhlswedeZhang` the `Finset → Set` coercion in `lowerClosure s` is now written explicitly, since `private_decl%` elaborates eagerly and otherwise sees the coercion's pending metavariable.
This follows the plan of #42755 by @thorimur and takes its non-elaborator changes verbatim: moving `variable` commands out of `public section` in four files where almost every declaration is private (Galois/Decomposition, ChevalleyComplexity, GromovHausdorffRealized, NumberField/House; see https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/issues/14708 and https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/issues/14718), making the two lemmas used by the `sz_positivity` macro public under internal names, and separating data from proof in `binomExpansion` and `archimedeanClassOrderIso`. The difference is that this PR uses the elaborator that already exists in core rather than the `private` term elaborator proposed in #42563, so that it can land now. Once #42563 is in, every `private_decl% (…)` here can be replaced mechanically by `private …`. The 13 files that only need the field syntax are in #44023 and are not touched here.
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135/274 |
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nobody |
21-53742 21 days ago |
25-55433 25 days ago |
30-17189 30 days |
0 |
| 40435 |
bryangingechen author:bryangingechen |
ci: duplicate declarations report |
This adds a workflow that runs `lintDuplicateDeclarations` weekly and posts a summary to Zulip (with the full report in a workflow artifact).
The Zulip message contains the number of duplicate theorem, instance and def groups and is intentionally barebones for now. In future work we will make changes to `Tactic.DuplicateDeclarations` to make the report more useful.
Prepared with Claude code.
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148/0 |
.github/workflows/duplicate_decls_report.yml,docs/workflows.md,scripts/README.md,scripts/dup_decls_report.lean |
4 |
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['bryangingechen', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mathlib-splicebot'] |
nobody |
21-41704 21 days ago |
21-48579 21 days ago |
21-48689 21 days |
0 |
| 44437 |
FawadHa1der author:FawadHa1der |
perf(Analysis/Normed/Lp/SmoothApprox): manifold-free proof of smooth approximation in Lp |
Authored with AI help. Created after @mcdoll feedback on [leanprover-community/mathlib4#42451](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/42451)
This is an alternate solution. This removes the manifold chain from the longest pole and even if the poisson summation is approved using denseRange_toLpCLM. We would still be saving roughly 5% in build time. There is only one new lemma but no change to existing lemmas/statements.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
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82/36 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Lp/SmoothApprox.lean |
1 |
3 |
['FawadHa1der', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
20-86270 20 days ago |
21-621 21 days ago |
21-605 21 days |
0 |
| 41685 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat: free modular lattice on three generators |
We define `FreeModLatThree`, the free modular lattice on three generators, as an inductive type and prove the universal property.
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t-data
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nobody |
20-70764 20 days ago |
20-71822 20 days ago |
100-67446 100 days |
0 |
| 38223 |
Deicyde author:Deicyde |
feat(Geometry/Manifold): add `MfldCat`, the category of `C^n` manifolds |
Defines `MfldCat 𝕜 n`: the category of `C^n` manifolds over a field `𝕜`, in which the model with corners is allowed to vary between objects. An object bundles a model vector space `E`, a model space `H`, a model with corners `I : ModelWithCorners 𝕜 E H` and a term of `ModelWithCorners.MfldCat I n`--see #41109. This includes manifolds with boundary / corners.
For more discussion see this Zulip thread: [#PR reviews > #38223 The Category of C^n Manifolds](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/144837-PR-reviews/topic/.2338223.20The.20Category.20of.20C.5En.20Manifolds/with/587038032)
Also added: `ContMDiffMap.id_apply`, `.coe_id` and `.coe_comp` which are comparable to `ContinuousMap` API.
### Future work
- ✅ Define a Monoidal structure via product manifolds, analogous to `Manifold.Topology.Category.TopCat.Monoidal` #38560
- ✅ Define the tangent functor: `M ↦ TM`, `F ↦ F.tangentMap` from `MfldCat (n+1) 𝕜` to `MfldCat n 𝕜` #38270
- Functor `FGModuleCat 𝕜 ⥤ MfldCat 𝕜 n` sending a finite-dimensional `𝕜`-vector space to the manifold modeled on itself. Left as `TODO`.
- Define `FGModuleCat 𝕜` as an enriched category over `MfldCat n 𝕜`. Then _smooth functors_ can be realized as endofunctors on the enriched category. This is the main motivation for this construction.
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t-differential-geometry
new-contributor
t-category-theory
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210/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Category/MfldCat/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/ContMDiffMap.lean |
3 |
63 |
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ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
20-60441 20 days ago |
43-21535 43 days ago |
102-61758 102 days |
2 |
| 42831 |
ray-shang author:ray-shang |
feat(CategoryTheory/Preadditive): category ring of preadditive category |
Given a preadditive category `C`, its category ring `CategoryRing C` is the non-unital ring
whose underlying additive group is the direct sum of all of its morphism groups `X ⟶ Y`, and
whose multiplication is induced by composition: the product of a morphism `f : X ⟶ Y` with a
morphism `g : Z ⟶ W` is `f ≫ g` when `Y = Z`, and `0` otherwise. When `C` is `R`-linear this ring
is a (non-unital) `R`-algebra, and when `C` has finitely many objects it is unital, with
unit `∑ X, 𝟙 X`.
This file formalizes `CategoryRing C` and its structure and universal property
when `C` is preadditive, `R`-linear, finite type, and both finite type and `R`-linear. For example,
when `C` is merely preadditive, the universal property of `CategoryRing C` is: non-unital ring
homomorphisms out of `CategoryRing C` correspond to `LiftData`, the data of a
compatible family of additive maps `(X ⟶ Y) →+ A` for a `NonUnitalNonAssocSemiring A`.
AI Usage: Gemini 3.1 Pro Extended Thinking is in use to generate proof terms for the custom induction principle to unwrap the nested direct sums of the category algebra. Human oversight and work determines the most efficient proof term.
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706/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Preadditive/CategoryRing.lean |
2 |
11 |
['b-reinke', 'github-actions', 'joelriou', 'ray-shang', 'robin-carlier'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
19-60438 19 days ago |
34-84818 34 days ago |
35-31431 35 days |
0 |
| 43745 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean): add Euler's quadrilateral theorem |
Adds Euler's quadrilateral theorem to Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/, and records it in docs/1000.yaml (Q18630480). It states: for any four points, the sum of the squares of the four sides of the quadrilateral a b c d equals the sum of the squares of the two diagonals, plus four times the square of the distance between the midpoints of the diagonals.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude Code).
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t-euclidean-geometry
new-contributor
LLM-generated
maintainer-merge
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84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/EulerQuadrilateral.lean,docs/1000.yaml |
4 |
17 |
['github-actions', 'jsm28', 'theebayuser', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
19-59538 19 days ago |
41-49023 41 days ago |
41-49007 41 days |
0 |
| 44487 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat(Algebra/GCDMonoid): `simp` lemmas for `normalize` being irreducible and prime |
* Add `simp` lemmas reducing `Irreducible (normalise x)` and `Prime (normalize x)` to `Irreducible x` and `Prime x`, respectively.
These are no-longer-relevant API lemmas split from #44287
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
10/1 |
Mathlib/Algebra/GCDMonoid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/UniqueFactorizationDomain/NormalizedFactors.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
18-78825 18 days ago |
18-80749 18 days ago |
18-80733 18 days |
0 |
| 41729 |
vaca22 author:vaca22 |
feat(RingTheory/DedekindDomain): add divisor group core |
Add the divisor group of a Dedekind domain as a formal-sum model, together with the additive equivalence to the multiplicative group of nonzero fractional ideals.
**Relation to what Mathlib already has.** As pointed out on Zulip, Mathlib already knows that fractional ideals factor: `FractionalIdeal.count` gives the exponent of a height-one prime, and `ClassGroup` is built from fractional ideals directly. This PR does not re-prove any of that — it reuses `count` and `finite_factors` verbatim. What it adds is the *additive* packaging:
* `IsDedekindDomain.Divisor R := HeightOneSpectrum R →₀ ℤ`, so a divisor is a finitely supported integer-valued function and one can write `D₁ + D₂`, `-D`, `D v`, and use the whole `Finsupp` API (`support`, `sum`, induction on the support);
* `FractionalIdeal.divisorEquiv`, an `AddEquiv` from `(FractionalIdeal R⁰ K)ˣ` to `Divisor R`, turning ideal multiplication into divisor addition.
The multiplicative view is the right one for the class group; the additive one is what divisor-theoretic arguments are written in, where one constantly forms `D - D'`, compares coefficients prime by prime, and does induction over `D.support`. Having both, related by a single `AddEquiv`, means neither side has to be re-derived.
**Downstream use.** This is the bottom layer of a formalization of Riemann–Roch for algebraic function fields (announced in `#AI authored projects > Riemann–Roch for function fields`): `L(D)`, `deg D`, and the statement `ℓ(D) = deg D + 1 - g + ℓ(W - D)` are all phrased in terms of additive divisors, and the degree map is defined by summing coefficients over `D.support`.
Happy to reshape the API — in particular whether `Divisor` should be an `abbrev` or a structure, and whether this belongs next to `Factorization` rather than in its own file.
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t-ring-theory
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100/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/DedekindDomain/Divisor.lean |
2 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'vaca22'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
18-60439 18 days ago |
98-70407 98 days ago |
100-67594 100 days |
0 |
| 42125 |
NoneMore author:NoneMore |
feat(SetTheory/Cardinal): add cardinality bounds for direct limits |
Add an equivalence between a direct limit and its component at an upper-bound index. Use it to prove upper and lower cardinality bounds and criteria for computing the cardinality of direct limits.
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109/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/DirectedInverseSystem.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/DirectLimit.lean |
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['felixpernegger', 'github-actions'] |
alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
18-60435 18 days ago |
88-41943 88 days ago |
88-41927 88 days |
2 |
| 42630 |
will1491 author:will1491 |
feat(Analysis/Complex): define Wirtinger derivatives |
Define the Wirtinger derivatives `Complex.wirtingerDeriv` and `Complex.wirtingerDerivBar` from `fderiv ℝ`, and prove: the Cauchy-Riemann characterization of complex differentiability (pointwise and on open sets), agreement of `wirtingerDeriv` with `deriv` for holomorphic functions, additivity, Leibniz product rules, conjugation identities, both Wirtinger chain rules, and the Wirtinger decomposition of a real-linear map `ℂ →L[ℝ] ℂ`.
Extracted from https://github.com/will1491/RiemannDynamics, where it underlies the Beltrami-equation and Cauchy/Beurling-transform theory used in the proof of the measurable Riemann mapping theorem.
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new-contributor
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253/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Wirtinger.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
18-60434 18 days ago |
42-74524 42 days ago |
73-50149 73 days |
0 |
| 44491 |
staroperator author:staroperator |
feat(Order/Ideal): reprove Rasiowa–Sikorski lemma and deprecate `Order.Cofinal` |
Reprove Rasiowa–Sikorski lemma as `Order.exists_ideal_meets_cofinals`. This non-constructive version is closer to its usual statement (e.g. `Countable` instead of `Encodable`), hides internal constructions and is shorter. Its dual version, `Order.exists_pfilter_meets_coinitials` which is used in set theory more often, will be proved in #34855 when `Order.PFilter` gets `to_dual`-ized.
We also deprecate `Order.Cofinal`, which is the bundled version of `IsCofinal` and can be replaced by its unbundled version.
**The proofs of `embedding_from_cg` and `equiv_between_cg` in ModelTheory/PartialEquiv.lean are fixed by LLM (GPT-6 Astra).** Others are written by me.
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nobody |
18-49818 18 days ago |
18-51650 18 days ago |
18-56284 18 days |
1 |
| 37794 |
EtienneC30 author:EtienneC30 |
feat: a sum of independent binomial random variables is a binomial random variable |
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Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Bernoulli.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Binomial.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/SetBernoulli.lean |
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16 |
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sgouezel assignee:sgouezel |
18-18886 18 days ago |
19-8629 19 days ago |
26-72311 26 days |
1 |
| 44094 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/SpecialLinearGroup): add the induced group equiv on `SL n` by a ring equiv and the equivalence between `SL n (Π i, R i) ≃* Π i, SL n (R i) ` |
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Following the API in Data/Matrix/Basic I add :
- The `MulEquiv` : ` SL n R ≃* SL n S` induced by a `RingEquiv` and relative API.
- The `MulEquiv` : `SL n (Π i, R i) ≃* Π i, SL n (R i)`
- I have added a `simp` lemma that for `SpecialLinearGroup.map` following the API for `Matrix` that was missing.
- The `MulEquiv` : `SL m R ≃* SL n S` induced by ` m ≃ n `.
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77/1 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/SpecialLinearGroup.lean |
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nobody |
18-12302 18 days ago |
27-84064 27 days ago |
30-41491 30 days |
1 |
| 36595 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
feat(Analysis/TemperedDistribution): polynomially bounded locally integrable functions define tempered distributions |
Every polynomially bounded and locally integrable function defines a tempered distribution, this generalizes the previous version for temperate growth functions.
Breaking change: we deprecate the temperate growth embedding - it is a special case and we prove that every temperate growth function satisfies the polynomial bound outside a compact set.
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nobody |
18-3630 18 days ago |
18-6382 18 days ago |
18-6367 18 days |
0 |
| 44358 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
chore(LinearAlgebra): generalize IsAdjointPair |
The implemented definition `IsAdjointPair` required sesquilinear maps. This is a stronger requirement than necessary. This PR relaxes the conditions on `IsAdjointPair` to the minimal ones.
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This is needed to generalize the RKHS from `InnerProductSpace/Reproducing.lean`.
The location of the definition is still `LinearAlgebra/SesquilinearForm/Basic`. That is clearly not a good fit. However, I don't know a better location either. Places like `LinearAlgebra/BilinearForm/Basic` are also dealing with a less general construction.
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Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/SesquilinearForm/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
17-85305 17 days ago |
18-120 18 days ago |
18-3129 18 days |
0 |
| 40967 |
Formalistic03 author:Formalistic03 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): some lemmas about inducing walks |
Could also be done via `SimpleGraph.Walk.map_induce`, but I thought that doing it directly is not much worse.
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t-combinatorics
maintainer-merge
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59/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Maps.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Nodup.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Sym2.lean |
4 |
34 |
['Formalistic03', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
17-69693 17 days ago |
18-78910 18 days ago |
112-6221 112 days |
0 |
| 41831 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
chore(RingTheory/TwoSidedIdeal): rid the `SMulMemClass (TwoSidedIdeal R) Rᵐᵒᵖ R` non-instance from its `inst` |
See https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/40718#discussion_r3573863027.
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3/1 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/TwoSidedIdeal/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
['Ruben-VandeVelde', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
17-60441 17 days ago |
64-29211 64 days ago |
98-80485 98 days |
0 |
| 43104 |
elazarg author:elazarg |
feat(InformationTheory/KullbackLeibler): finite Kullback-Leibler divergence |
Add finite-sum formulas for `InformationTheory.klDiv` on finite measurable spaces, including equal-mass and probability-measure specializations and formulas for sums of weighted Dirac measures. Provide both `ℝ≥0∞`-valued and `toReal` versions.
Supporting API includes a formula for the Radon–Nikodym derivative at points of nonzero reference-measure mass, a finite-sum formula for the integral of the log-likelihood ratio, and singleton-mass and absolute-continuity lemmas for sums of weighted Dirac measures.
---
Continuing #42584, another part of https://github.com/elazarg/kraft.
Following review, this uses the existing `klDiv` instead of introducing `klDivFin`. The `toReal` formulas connect it to real-valued sums in downstream code.
For measures of unequal mass, the formulas retain the correction term `ν.real univ - μ.real univ`.
The KL formulas are in `KullbackLeibler/Basic.lean`; the supporting lemmas are in the corresponding measure-theory modules.
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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100/1 |
Mathlib/InformationTheory/KullbackLeibler/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Decomposition/RadonNikodym.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Dirac/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/LogLikelihoodRatio.lean |
4 |
9 |
['EtienneC30', 'elazarg', 'github-actions', 'vlad902'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
17-60437 17 days ago |
39-79823 39 days ago |
48-61485 48 days |
0 |
| 44287 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat: root existence for odd-degree polynomials |
* Prove that every odd-degree polynomial has a monic irreducible odd-degree factor
* Prove that, if there are no nonlinear irreducible odd-degree polynomials over a particular field, then every odd-degree polynomial has a root
* Move `Polynomial.exists_monic_irreducible_factor` earlier (it doesn't need Gauss' lemma)
* Register the dichotomy between `Odd` and `Even` with `push`
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t-ring-theory
label:t-algebra$ |
58/28 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/GeomSum.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/FieldDivision.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Int/Parity.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Parity.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/UniqueFactorization.lean |
5 |
17 |
['artie2000', 'github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
17-50804 17 days ago |
17-54026 17 days ago |
24-79591 24 days |
1 |
| 42195 |
Jun2M author:Jun2M |
refactor(Order/Partition): remove the support index from `Partition` |
Redefine `Partition α` as an independent collection of nonbottom elements of a complete lattice, with support `P.supp` defined as their supremum. In the special case `Partition (Set β)`, the parts are pairwise disjoint, nonempty sets and the support is their union.
Previously, `Partition s` carried its support as a type index. This made partitions of different sets inhabit different types and forced otherwise natural operations to transport partitions across support equalities.
BREAKING CHANGE: Replace the indexed type `Partition s` with `Partition α`, and obtain the former index from `P.supp`. When constructing a partition, omit the proof that the parts cover a prescribed set. `Partition.copy` and `Partition.partscopyEquiv` are no longer needed. Import the relevant `Mathlib.Order.Partition` submodule when using APIs moved out of `Basic`.
Deletions:
- Partition.copy
- Partition.mem_copy_iff
- Partition.partscopyEquiv
It also introduces some new definitions: `induce` & `bind`. These are added in this PR as they are needed to keep `SemiLattice` instance on `Partition`.
A new file `Set.lean` now houses defs and theorems of `Partition (Set _)`, including `IsRepFun` previously in `Basic` file.
This PR is partially generated by AI: Partition API written by myself in [Matroid repo](https://github.com/apnelson1/Matroid) has be adapted using codex and final checked by myself.
Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com>
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Set.lean,Mathlib/Order/SupIndep.lean |
4 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
17-50193 17 days ago |
17-52075 17 days ago |
30-2318 30 days |
1 |
| 44440 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Computability/TuringMachine): bound the output length of a TM2 run |
This PR bounds the output length of a TM2 run by the input length plus a machine constant times the step count. It deduces `TM2ComputableInPolyTime.length_le`, the polynomial output-length bound used in composition.
It also adds step-count induction and defines `initList` and `haltList` using `Function.update`.
---
Relates to #7172 #33132 #35366
The code, the testing, and this description were prepared with the help of an AI coding assistant (Codex).
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t-computability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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82/7 |
Mathlib/Computability/StateTransition.lean,Mathlib/Computability/TuringMachine/Computable.lean,Mathlib/Computability/TuringMachine/StackTuringMachine.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
17-45037 17 days ago |
20-68411 20 days ago |
20-68395 20 days |
1 |
| 44541 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Computability/Partrec): computability of list operations |
This PR adds `Computable.list_foldl`, `list_foldr`, `list_rec`, and `list_map`, with the same statements as their `Primrec` counterparts.
---
The code, the testing, and this description were prepared with the help of an AI coding assistant.
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new-contributor
t-computability
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37/0 |
Mathlib/Computability/Partrec.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
17-43723 17 days ago |
17-43980 17 days ago |
17-43964 17 days |
0 |
| 44086 |
bjornsolheim author:bjornsolheim |
feat(Analysis/Convex/Strict): farthest points are exposed in strictly convex spaces |
Proves the following (in a real strictly convex normed space):
`sphere_subset_exposedPoints_closedBall` - every point of a sphere is an exposed point of the
corresponding closed ball
`mem_exposedPoints_of_isMaxOn_dist` - a point `y ∈ S` that maximizes distance
to a fixed center `z` is an exposed point of `S`
`exposedPoints_closedBall_eq_sphere` - the exposed points of a closed ball
are exactly its sphere
Assisted by: Claude Fable 5.1 (used for research and to write or complete or improve some parts).
All lines are written or reviewed by me.
---
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t-analysis |
77/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Strict/Exposed.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
17-31009 17 days ago |
31-3950 31 days ago |
31-3934 31 days |
1 |
| 41299 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore(DomAct): clean up `DomMulAct`/`DomAddAct` instances |
This PR cleans up the `DomMulAct`/`DomAddAct` instances using `inferInstanceAs`.
Instead having the `MyClass Mᵐᵒᵖ` instance imply the `MyClass Mᵈᵐᵃ` instance, we use `MyClass M` as the hypothesis. For this to work, some instances need to be moved from the group file to the ring file, so that the required instances are available.
Additionally, `@[to_additive]` is now only used in the group instances and not the ring instances.
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t-group-theory
large-import
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21/16 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Hom.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/LinearMap/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Opposite.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/GroupAction/DomAct/Basic.lean |
4 |
6 |
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nobody |
17-21495 17 days ago |
113-5858 113 days ago |
113-6117 113 days |
0 |
| 41531 |
luigi-massacci author:luigi-massacci |
feat: scalar multiplication as a CLM on D^n |
Introduces for `TestFunction` the analogous results from `SchwartzMap`.
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54/3 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/TestFunction.lean |
1 |
10 |
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nobody |
17-7488 17 days ago |
36-9157 36 days ago |
36-9566 36 days |
4 |
| 41042 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(Topology/CategoryTheory): the skyscraper sheaf as a sheaf of modules |
In this PR we define the skyscraper sheaf as a sheaf of modules
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383/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Sheaf/Skyscraper.lean |
2 |
5 |
['Raph-DG', 'attilavjda', 'chrisflav', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
16-60441 16 days ago |
70-36749 70 days ago |
85-50075 85 days |
0 |
| 44269 |
ROTARTSI82 author:ROTARTSI82 |
feat(Dynamics): periodic orbits must jump up and down |
If x is a periodic point and not a fixed point, there exists some b in its periodic orbit such that b < f b, and some b' such that f b' < b'.
---
This change was motivated by the following proof, a special case of Sharkovskii's theorem:
```lean
theorem exists_isFixedPt_of_continuous_of_mem_periodicPts' {α : Type*}
[ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder α] [TopologicalSpace α] [OrderTopology α] [DenselyOrdered α]
{f : α → α} {x₀ : α} (hx₀ : x₀ ∈ periodicPts f)
(hf : Continuous f) :
∃(c : α), IsFixedPt f c := by
by_cases hfixed : IsFixedPt f x₀
· exact ⟨x₀, hfixed⟩
obtain ⟨a, _, ha⟩ := exists_lt_map_of_mem_periodicPts hx₀ hfixed
obtain ⟨b, _, hb⟩ := exists_map_lt_of_mem_periodicPts hx₀ hfixed
obtain ⟨c, _, hc⟩ := exists_mem_uIcc_isFixedPt hf.continuousOn ha.le hb.le
exact ⟨c, hc⟩
```
Would this theorem itself or something similar be wanted in mathlib?
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39/0 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/PeriodicPts/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/Monotone/Basic.lean |
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['ROTARTSI82', 'github-actions'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
16-60433 16 days ago |
25-45780 25 days ago |
25-45764 25 days |
0 |
| 44554 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore: adaptations for stronger `simpNF` - part 1 |
In some cases the `simpNF` linter does not warn when it should warn. Fixing this in `simpNF` surfaces many violations. This PR fixes many of those violations.
- `MvPolynomial.coeff_sub`, `MvPolynomial.coeff_neg` and `MvPolynomial.coeff_smul` have been deprecated, analogously to how `MvPolynomial.coeff_add` was deprecated in #41427. To make adaptations smoother, I added a lemma `AddMonoidAlgebra.coeff_sub_apply`.
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100/128 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/FGModuleCat/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Semi.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/DirectSum/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Action/Equidecomp.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Action/Units.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Cochain.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Extension.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MvPolynomial/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MvPolynomial/CommRing.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/AlgebraMap.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subring/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Lp/ProdLp.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Real/Hyperreal.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Category/Cat.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Category/Preorder.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Cartesian/FunctorCategory.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/End.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Basic.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/IntermediateField/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/FilterProduct.lean,Mathlib/Order/Hom/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Kernel/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Kernel/Integral.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Coinvariants.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Groebner.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/IrreducibleQuadratic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/MonomialOrder.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPowerSeries/Equiv.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Spectrum/Prime/ChevalleyComplexity.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Notation.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Valued/WithVal.lean,Mathlib/Topology/ContinuousMap/ContinuousMapZero.lean,Mathlib/Topology/FiberBundle/Constructions.lean,Mathlib/Topology/LocallyFinsupp.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Snowflaking.lean |
37 |
13 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
16-18066 16 days ago |
16-62967 16 days ago |
16-70268 16 days |
0 |
| 44141 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
chore(RepresentationTheory): remove DecidableEq condition |
We remove 15 `DecidableEq`s by openning `Classical` only occasionally in `Equiv.lean`, so that all downstream proofs do not need to carry this condition.
Note that they are already `noncomputable` even with `DecidableEq` anyway: `finsuppTensorLeft/Right` needs `TensorProduct.finsuppLeft/Right` which is `noncomputable` |
t-algebra
tech debt
label:t-algebra$ |
18/21 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Coinvariants.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Equiv.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Homological/GroupHomology/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Homological/GroupHomology/FiniteCyclic.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Homological/GroupHomology/Shapiro.lean |
5 |
8 |
['JX-Mo', 'Whysoserioushah', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
16-14910 16 days ago |
23-79780 23 days ago |
29-80640 29 days |
1 |
| 44392 |
yhx-12243 author:yhx-12243 |
fix(Algebra/Polynomial/Roots): fix tendstoCofinite with normal generic universe |
Remove the extraneous accidentally {R : Type} [CommRing R] [IsDomain R] in the signature of `Polynomial.tendstoCofinite_of_natDegree_ne_zero`, make it generic. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
2/2 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/Roots.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
16-2843 16 days ago |
22-8985 22 days ago |
22-8969 22 days |
0 |
| 44600 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat: relationship between real and semireal rings |
* Prove that real rings are semireal and that semireal fields are real
* Clean up documentation between the two
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
39/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/IsFormallyReal.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Semireal/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Semireal/Defs.lean |
4 |
7 |
['artie2000', 'github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
15-72602 15 days ago |
15-73219 15 days ago |
16-2161 16 days |
0 |
| 44613 |
keithadler author:keithadler |
feat(RepresentationTheory): irreducible representations are bounded by conjugacy classes |
For a finite group `G` and an algebraically closed field `k` in which `|G|` is invertible, `Representation.char_orthonormal` gives orthogonality of irreducible characters. This PR adds the consequence that is used in practice:
* `Representation.classFunction ρ : ConjClasses G → k`, the character as a class function;
* `Representation.linearIndependent_classFunction`: the class functions of a family of pairwise non-isomorphic irreducible representations are linearly independent;
* `Representation.card_le_card_conjClasses`: such a family has at most `Nat.card (ConjClasses G)` members.
This is the upper-bound half of "the number of irreducible representations equals the number of conjugacy classes" (the other half, that characters span the class functions, is not yet in Mathlib). The bound is exactly what is needed to show that an explicit list of `Nat.card (ConjClasses G)` pairwise non-isomorphic irreducibles is complete; e.g. with the companion PR on conjugacy classes of `Perm α`, that the Specht modules exhaust the irreducible representations of `S_n` (used downstream in https://github.com/keithadler/saxl-lean).
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
118/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/CharacterCount.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-68530 15 days ago |
15-78854 15 days ago |
15-78838 15 days |
0 |
| 44618 |
barni120400 author:barni120400 |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous): powers of linear forms span the homogeneous polynomials |
Prove that the `n`-th powers of linear forms span the homogeneous polynomials of degree `n` (`MvPolynomial.homogeneousSubmodule_eq_span_pow`). Along the way, add the identity `Finset.sum_powerset_neg_one_pow_card_mul_sum_sdiff_pow_card` used in the proof.
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t-data
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
64/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Sum.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-68466 15 days ago |
15-71597 15 days ago |
15-73796 15 days |
0 |
| 44040 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: adaptation notes for the backward.privateInPublic uses blocked on lean4#14708 |
This PR adds an `#adaptation_note` at each `variable` declaration with an autoParam binder whose users need `backward.privateInPublic`. These uses (about 80 of the remaining option lines, in 14 files) are not removable on the Mathlib side: the autoParam helper declaration generated for a `variable` is always private, and any declaration using that variable in a public section silently elaborates to `sorry` without the option. This is https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/issues/14708. The note says which `set_option`s can go once that is fixed, and stops anyone from spending time on them before then. Each affected file was checked by removing its `true`-only option lines and observing the `sorry` warnings and the follow-on `autoParam … is not a constant` errors.
It also deletes the one option line in `CategoryTheory/SmallObject/Iteration/ExtendToSucc` that turned out to be unnecessary.
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LLM-generated
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116/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Module/ZLattice/Covolume.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/CompStruct.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/StrictSegal.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/ContinuousFunctionalCalculus/NonUnital.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/ContinuousFunctionalCalculus/Unital.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/TemperedDistribution.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/ComposableArrows/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Join/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Reflexive.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/LocallyCartesianClosed/ChosenPullbacksAlong.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Braided/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/CommGrp_.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Functor.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Point/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/SmallObject/Iteration/ExtendToSucc.lean |
15 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-68426 15 days ago |
31-60246 31 days ago |
31-61415 31 days |
0 |
| 42357 |
SynBurz author:SynBurz |
feat: the Krull dimension of the product of finitely many rings is equal to the maximum of Krull dimensions of the factors |
Add `ringKrullDim_pi_eq_iSup_ringKrullDim`. Also add useful defs: `LTSeries.sigmaEquiv`, `PrimeSpectrum.sigmaToPiOrderIso`, and lemmas `PrimeSpectrum.sigmaToPiOrderIso_apply`, Pi.not_comap_evalRingHom_le_comap_of_neq`, `LTSeries.sigma_fst_eq_fst`.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
93/0 |
Mathlib/Order/RelSeries.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Maps.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Spectrum/Prime/Topology.lean |
3 |
6 |
['SynBurz', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
15-68210 15 days ago |
15-70075 15 days ago |
44-80874 44 days |
0 |
| 25982 |
Multramate author:Multramate |
feat(AlgebraicGeometry/EllipticCurve/Group): compute range of baseChange |
This PR continues the work from #10142.
Original PR: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/10142 |
t-algebraic-geometry
large-import
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214/21 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Subgroup/Ker.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Action/Submonoid.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/EllipticCurve/Affine/Galois.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/GroupAction/Defs.lean |
5 |
4 |
['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'tb65536'] |
joelriou assignee:joelriou |
15-60439 15 days ago |
28-78615 28 days ago |
28-83391 28 days |
0 |
| 41904 |
rshlyakh author:rshlyakh |
feat(RingTheory/KrullDimension): add Krull dimension preservation under injective integral extensions |
This proves that an injective integral homomorphism of commutative rings
preserves Krull dimension, based on the `Algebra.HasGoingUp` infrastructure from #40911. It includes:
- `RingHom.IsIntegral.ringKrullDim_eq_of_injective`: injective integral homomorphisms of
commutative rings preserve Krull dimension.
- `RingHom.IsIntegral.ringKrullDim_quotient_ker_eq`: for an integral extension `f : A →+* B`,
the Krull dimension of `B` is equal to the Krull dimension of `A ⧸ RingHom.ker f`.
- [x] depends on: #40911
- [x] depends on: #41058
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
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77/12 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/HasGoingUp.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/KrullDimension/Integral.lean |
3 |
14 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'rshlyakh', 'vlad902'] |
mariainesdff assignee:mariainesdff |
15-60436 15 days ago |
69-67346 69 days ago |
96-40823 96 days |
1 |
| 42786 |
rshlyakh author:rshlyakh |
feat(Data/Finsupp/NatCard): count finsupps of bounded degree |
Adds the formula that the number of finitely-supported functions `α →₀ ℕ` with degree less than or equal to `n` is equal to `Nat.choose (Nat.card α + n) n`. The proof is by establishing an equivalence `Sym (Option α) n ≃ {f : α →₀ ℕ // f.degree ≤ n}` and using the stars-and-bars formula `Sym.equivNatSum.`
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t-data
new-contributor
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56/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/NatCard.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
TwoFX assignee:TwoFX |
15-60432 15 days ago |
69-56301 69 days ago |
69-58919 69 days |
0 |
| 44470 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SetTheory/Ordinal/Exponential): `opow_le_of_isSuccLimit` works for `c ≠ 0` |
When `IsSuccLimit b`, `a ^ b ≤ c ↔ ∀ b' < b, a ^ b' ≤ c` holds unless `a = c = 0`.
(otherwise the LHS is true but the RHS is false because `b' = 0` requires `0 ^ 0 ≤ 0`)
We have this lemma for `a ≠ 0`, and this adds it for `c ≠ 0`.
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t-set-theory |
14/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Exponential.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
15-60427 15 days ago |
19-41333 19 days ago |
19-41317 19 days |
0 |
| 44586 |
dagurtomas author:dagurtomas |
feat(CategoryTheory/Limits): countable limits from finite and sequential limits |
Show that countable cofiltered limits can be computed as sequential limits, and that finite limits plus sequential limits give all countable limits; prove the dual colimit statements. Construct countable directed presentations using Deligne's finite diagrams, and name the general dual result `IsCofiltered.exists_codirected`. The countable presentations and limit constructions live in separate files. This supersedes #44534 and resolves the entire countable-limit `proof_wanted` series, correcting the last statement's sequential-colimit hypothesis.
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LLM-generated
t-category-theory
file-removed
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214/67 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Countable.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Filtered/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Filtered/Countable.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Constructions/Countable.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Countable.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/MorphismProperty/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Presentable/Directed.lean,Wanted.lean,Wanted/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Countable.lean |
10 |
2 |
['dagurtomas', 'github-actions'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
15-60426 15 days ago |
16-15619 16 days ago |
16-15603 16 days |
0 |
| 44490 |
staroperator author:staroperator |
feat(Order/Preorder/Chain): add `IsLEChain` and `IsLTChain` abbreviations |
`IsLEChain` and `IsLTChain` are abbreviations for `IsChain (· ≤ ·)` and `IsChain (· < ·)`. The motivation to add new abbreviations includes:
- canonizing `to_dual` translation (currently `IsChain (· ≤ ·)` are translated into `IsChain (· ≥ ·)`, which is equivalent via `IsChain.symm`)
- separating properties of `≤`-chain and `<`-chain under different namespaces (they are not equivalent in preorders, the former is strictly weaker, and the latter correspond to linearly ordered subsets)
- (maybe) promoting the use of `<`-chain
Feel free to discuss the design in [Zulip discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Order.20dual.20tactic/near/628982679).
As a TODO, Zorn's lemmas can be reproved under `<`-chains, which are more general in preorders.
This PR does not add `IsMaxLEChain` for `IsMaxChain (· ≤ ·)`, considering they only have 10 usages so far, mainly associated with `Flag`.
This PR adds `to_dual` to [`IsCoatomic.of_isChain_bounded`](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Order/ZornAtoms.html#IsCoatomic.of_isChain_bounded). It also changes the signatures of existing [`zorn_ge`](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Order/Zorn.html#zorn_ge) etc. from `IsChain (· ≥ ·)` into `IsChain (· ≤ ·)`.
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22 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'staroperator', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
15-59679 15 days ago |
15-61913 15 days ago |
18-72672 18 days |
2 |
| 43948 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
chore(RepresentationTheory/Coinduced): tech debt |
Remove five `backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency.types` and add a CoeFun instance for `coindV` to justify the existing `coe`-named lemmas.
https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/.60CoeFun.60.20or.20.60.2Eval.60/with/630026437 |
t-algebra
tech debt
easy
label:t-algebra$ |
22/17 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Coinduced.lean |
1 |
37 |
['JX-Mo', 'Whysoserioushah', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'jjdishere', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-bors'] |
nobody |
15-47568 15 days ago |
18-27327 18 days ago |
21-6502 21 days |
4 |
| 44075 |
bjornsolheim author:bjornsolheim |
feat(Analysis/Convex): convex hull of a compact set is compact in finite dimensions |
Proves the following:
`Set.convexHull_eq_range_sum_smul` - In finite dimensions, the convex hull of `K` is the range of weighted sums of
`finrank 𝕜 E + 1` points of `K`, with nonnegative weights summing to one.
`IsCompact.convexHull` - In finite dimensions, the convex hull of a compact set is compact.
Assisted by: Claude Fable 5.1 (used for research and to write or complete or improve some parts).
Some parts are hence iteratively llm-generated based on my inputs. All lines are reviewed in full by me.
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t-analysis |
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Compact.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-32488 15 days ago |
31-15990 31 days ago |
31-15974 31 days |
1 |
| 44619 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
refactor(Algebra/Ring): rename IsSemireal property |
* Rename field `IsSemireal.one_add_ne_zero` to the more descriptive `IsSemireal.one_add_ne_zero_of_isSumSq`.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
10/5 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Semireal/Defs.lean |
1 |
3 |
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nobody |
15-13985 15 days ago |
15-56294 15 days ago |
15-68380 15 days |
0 |
| 44019 |
bally65 author:bally65 |
feat(Computability/Primrec): primality is primitive recursive |
Primrec.nat_prime : PrimrecPred Nat.Prime, via Nat.prime_def_lt' and the bounded quantifier PrimrecRel.forall_lt. Mathlib had no computability statement about Nat.Prime.
AI disclosure: I used Claude and ChatGPT to discuss ideas, to adjust and optimize the approach, and to explore whether there was something worth taking on. They also proposed many of the problems, lines of thought, and decisions about direction. Almost all of the Lean code was written by Claude Code. I applied the reviewer's suggested changes myself.
AI 使用聲明：我使用 Claude 和 ChatGPT 討論構思、調整與優化，也討論有沒有值得挑戰的方向。它們也提出了許多題目、思路和決策方向。Lean 程式碼幾乎全部由 Claude Code 撰寫。審稿人提供的修改建議由我自己套用。
Note: the English disclosure is a translation of my Chinese text, assisted by Claude. |
t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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44/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Computability/Primrec/Prime.lean |
2 |
6 |
['bally65', 'github-actions', 'pepamontero'] |
nobody |
15-7751 15 days ago |
31-14502 31 days ago |
32-49139 32 days |
0 |
| 42051 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: lemmas relating `smallInductiveDimension` and `ZeroDimensionalSpace` |
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t-topology |
15/0 |
Mathlib/Topology/InductiveDimension/Functions.lean |
1 |
3 |
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nobody |
14-72045 14 days ago |
14-72706 14 days ago |
14-75018 14 days |
0 |
| 44320 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Unbundled/IsPowMulTrivial): triviality of power-multiplicative norms over a trivially normed field |
This is used in #42985 to generalize uniqueness of power-multiplicative norms from `NontriviallyNormedField` to `NormedField`.
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t-analysis |
62/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Unbundled/IsPowMulTrivial.lean |
2 |
4 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'tb65536', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
14-71920 14 days ago |
16-3798 16 days ago |
24-11838 24 days |
2 |
| 44462 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean): the corner simplex |
This is working towards #44252 to connect `Simplex.volume` and `Orientation.volumeForm` for arbitrary simplex. The idea is that for the model simplex, namely `cornerSimplex` spanned by the standard Euclidean space basis, it is easy to calculate both `Simplex.volume` and `Orientation.volumeForm`. Then they can be transferred to arbitrary simplex by a affine map. This PR introduces every thing about the corner simplex before the part that touches `Affine.Simplex.volume`.
---
This is similar to the object in #40479, but I dislike the name there, and that PR has gone stale due to its deprecated dependencies. I also intentionally made this less general (instead of the corner simplex from any orthonormal basis, this one is only defined in `EuclideanSpace`). This makes the formulation of "a face of `cornerSimplex` is another `cornerSimplex`" more straightforward, as it simply corresponds to the index change in `EuclideanSpace`
That being sad, I am open to major changes such as
- If it is desired to generalize corner simplex to any orthonormal basis in any inner product space, I can certainly do that. (Alternatively, we can review #40479 and get it over the line)
- If there is a more elegant way to prove the main theorem in #44252 without corner simplex, I can also do that.
- Naming
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t-euclidean-geometry |
139/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/CornerSimplex.lean |
2 |
7 |
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jsm28 assignee:jsm28 |
14-60433 14 days ago |
15-59465 15 days ago |
15-62883 15 days |
1 |
| 38478 |
dagurtomas author:dagurtomas |
feat(Tactic/CategoryTheory): op attribute |
Adding `@[op]` to a lemma named `H` of shape `∀ .., f = g`, where `f` and `g` are morphisms
in some category `C`, creates a new lemma named `H_op` by applying `Quiver.Hom.op` to both sides
and then simplifying with `simp only [op_comp, op_id]`.
This PR also adds `op_of%`, and adjusts `@[map]` so that `@[op (attr := map)]` works for
equalities of morphisms in opposite categories.
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LLM-generated
t-category-theory
t-meta
|
333/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/CategoryTheory/Op.lean,MathlibTest/CategoryTheory/Op.lean,MathlibTest/CategoryTheory/OpNormalization.lean |
5 |
8 |
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nobody |
14-59533 14 days ago |
37-36076 37 days ago |
37-40657 37 days |
0 |
| 43981 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
fix: setting `pp.mdata` to true breaks `@[pp_with_univ]` |
This PR fixes an issue where turning on `pp.mdata` causes constants tagged with `@[pp_with_univ]` to print as
```
[mdata pp.universes:true]
[mdata pp.universes:true]
[mdata pp.universes:true]
[mdata pp.universes:true]
[mdata pp.universes:true]
[mdata pp.universes:true] [mdata pp.universes:true] [mdata pp.universes:true] [mdata pp.universes:true] ⋯
```
When `pp.mdata` is set to true, expressions with mdata are printed by first printing the mdata and the printing the bare expression underneath. This breaks `@[pp_with_univ]` which works by applying mdata setting `pp.universes` to true onto the constant name, and then redelaborating the new expression containing mdata. This causes an infinite loop the the delaborator since `@[pp_with_univ]` applies the mdata, and then since `pp.mdata` is true the mdata is removed before delaborating the constant, which then has mdata applied again, and so on. We fix the issue by instead having the implementation of `@[pp_with_univ]` directly set the `pp.universes` option, instead of delegating it to `delabMData` with a metadata.
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t-meta
maintainer-merge
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63/6 |
Mathlib/Tactic/PPWithUniv.lean,MathlibTest/Delab/PPWithUniv.lean |
2 |
10 |
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joneugster assignee:joneugster |
14-23169 14 days ago |
14-27069 14 days ago |
28-71999 28 days |
0 |
| 44361 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore(Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex): remove many backward options |
This PR removes almost all uses of `backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency` from `Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex` by marking definitions `@[implicit_reducible]` appropriately.
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115/309 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Ab.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Exact.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/HomologicalComplex.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Homology.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/LeftHomology.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Limits.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Preadditive.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/PreservesHomology.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/RightHomology.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/SnakeLemma.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/Refinements.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Cones.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/IsLimit.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Kernels.lean |
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nobody |
14-17085 14 days ago |
23-13076 23 days ago |
23-13060 23 days |
0 |
| 39875 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
refactor(NumberField/House): expose Siegel lemma infrastructure |
Add new theorems for house of algebraic integer, expose Siegel's lemma infrastructure and rename the private basis-matrix bound to `basisMatrixInvSupNorm`, make `house` reducible, and adjust `exists_ne_zero_int_vec_house_le`. This changes are required for #39874.
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nobody |
14-16804 14 days ago |
43-63912 43 days ago |
107-29273 107 days |
5 |
| 43079 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
chore: rename underscore defs in `JacobiTheta.Bounds` |
In the `HurwitzKernelBounds` namespace:
* `f_nat, g_nat, F_nat -> f, g, F`
* `f_int, F_int -> fZ, FZ` |
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111/93 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/HurwitzZetaEven.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/HurwitzZetaOdd.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/JacobiTheta/Bounds.lean |
3 |
4 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
14-15215 14 days ago |
14-16246 14 days ago |
60-43472 60 days |
0 |
| 43220 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
refactor(Combinatorics/Partition): eliminate T2Space requirement from generating function |
Previously, the key lemma in this file had the shape `HasProd (fun i ↦ 1 + ∑' j, f (i + 1) (j + 1) • X ^ ((i + 1) * (j + 1))) (genFun f)`, which has a nested infinite sum inside the infinite prod. As a result, all related lemma needed T2Space when it doesn't have to. The new formulation extract the inner sum into a power series definition `genFunFactor` that works in general topological space, eliminating `T2Space` for the `HasProd`/`HasSum` lemma.
The old formula is kept under the name `hasProd_genFun'`. This is still used in the downstream file `Glaisher.lean`. To reduce the code change size, the refactor in `Glaisher.lean` is deferred to a future PR
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Partition/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Partition/GenFun.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Partition/Glaisher.lean |
3 |
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nobody |
14-14464 14 days ago |
14-16397 14 days ago |
54-56569 54 days |
1 |
| 44275 |
seewoo5 author:seewoo5 |
feat(FourierTransform): linear equivariance |
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Linear equivariance of Fourier transform: `𝓕 (f ∘ A) w = |A.toLinearMap.det|⁻¹ • 𝓕 f (A.symm.adjoint w)`. Proof is essentially by change of variable. Originally written by Opus 5, with additional golfs by myself.
This was formalized while I was refactoring OpenAI's formalization on Cohn-Elkies bound and its optimal exponent. Note that one can generalize further (actually without much effort) to the case where the domain and codomain of `A` are different, by replacing determinant with [`LinearMap.normDet`](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/NormDet.html#LinearMap.normDet). But it seems that this would add a lot imports, and I may had to make a separate file (something like `Fourier/Linear.lean`?), but I'm not sure if this is a good idea. The general version can be found [here](https://github.com/seewoo5/cohn-elkies-refactor/blob/b5165ff7049114ce2c551f15b8c75d4aca5ab850/CohnElkiesForMathlib/Analysis/Fourier/FourierTransform.lean#L30). |
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nobody |
14-13366 14 days ago |
14-14086 14 days ago |
25-31012 25 days |
0 |
| 44306 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: rename check_title_labels in kebap-case |
This matches general conventions for such tools, as discussed on Zulip: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Naming.20convention/near/451072858
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nobody |
14-10168 14 days ago |
23-68975 23 days ago |
23-71127 23 days |
0 |
| 42888 |
forxhunter author:forxhunter |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): abstract polymer model and the Kotecký–Preiss criterion |
This PR introduces the abstract polymer model of statistical mechanics and the classical
convergence criteria for its cluster expansion, in
`Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/ClusterExpansion.lean`.
The central object is the partition function over independent subsets of a finite family
`Λ` in a graph `G` of incompatibilities, with activities (weights) `w`:
`G.indepPartitionFunction w Λ = ∑ S ⊆ Λ independent in G, ∏ v ∈ S, w v`
As a graph invariant this is the **multivariate independence polynomial** (the
independent-set polynomial of Scott–Sokal) of the subgraph induced on `Λ`, evaluated at `w`;
in statistical mechanics it is the partition function of the abstract polymer model /
hard-core lattice gas. Mathlib has `SimpleGraph.IsIndepSet` (and `IsNIndepSet`, `indepNum`,
…) but — as far as I can find — no independence polynomial in any form; the definition here
is built directly on `IsIndepSet` and is stated for weights in an arbitrary `CommSemiring`.
Main results:
* `SimpleGraph.indepPartitionFunction_deletion`: the deletion identity
`Z Λ = Z (Λ.erase v) + w v * Z (Λ \ N[v])` (over any `CommSemiring`), the induction
backbone of the whole theory.
* `SimpleGraph.DobrushinCriterion` / `SimpleGraph.KoteckyPreissCriterion`: the two classical
sufficient convergence conditions as `Prop`-valued structures, and
`KoteckyPreissCriterion.toDobrushinCriterion`: KP implies Dobrushin via the explicit
damping ansatz `x v = 1 - exp (-(|w v| * exp (a v)))`.
* `SimpleGraph.DobrushinCriterion.indepPartitionFunction_pos`: **nonvanishing** — for signed
real activities satisfying Dobrushin's condition, `0 < Z Λ` for every finite `Λ`, proved
by a strong induction through the deletion identity (the inductive route of
Bissacot–Fernández–Procacci, J. Stat. Phys. 139 (2010); no analyticity, no cluster
combinatorics), together with one-step and telescoped ratio bounds and the two-sided
log-ratio bound `|log (Z Λ) - log (Z Λ')| ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', -log (1 - x v)`.
* The finite **Kotecký–Preiss theorem** (Comm. Math. Phys. 103 (1986)) with the classical
constants: `KoteckyPreissCriterion.indepPartitionFunction_pos`,
`exp (-∑ a)`- and `exp (∑ a)`-ratio bounds, and
`|log (Z Λ) - log (Z Λ')| ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', |w v| * exp (a v) ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', a v`.
* Also new small API: `SimpleGraph.closedNeighborFinset` (`N[v]` as a `Finset`, which
Mathlib currently lacks), `IsIndepSet.not_adj`, `isIndepSet_coe_iff`, and the
unconditional nonnegative-activity estimates (`one_le_indepPartitionFunction`,
`indepPartitionFunction_le_prod`, monotonicity, domination by absolute activities).
Everything is stated for a locally finite incompatibility graph (`[G.LocallyFinite]`) with
finite volumes `Λ : Finset α`; the infinite-volume statements are exactly the monotone
limits of these and are left for a later PR.
**Motivation.** Cluster/polymer expansions are the workhorse of rigorous statistical
mechanics and constructive quantum field theory — they are the standard tool behind
exponential decay of correlations, uniqueness of Gibbs states, and strong-coupling
expansions in lattice gauge theory. To my knowledge no proof assistant has any of this
material (checked against Lean/Mathlib, Coq, and Isabelle AFP, 2026-08-17). This PR is the
self-contained combinatorial/analytic core, extracted from an ongoing Lean formalization
program in mathematical physics (lattice gauge theory, Osterwalder–Seiler strong-coupling
regime), where these bounds are the engine for decay-of-correlations results. Via
Scott–Sokal (J. Stat. Phys. 118 (2005)), the nonvanishing region of this same polynomial is
also the natural home of the Lovász local lemma / Shearer bound, so the object should be
useful to combinatorics independently of the physics.
References: Kotecký–Preiss 1986; Dobrushin 1996; Fernández–Procacci 2007;
Bissacot–Fernández–Procacci 2010; Scott–Sokal 2005 (LLL connection); Fialho
arXiv:2001.00652 (proof source for the follow-up FP engine).
**Planned follow-up PRs** (material exists and is proved; kept out to keep this PR
reviewable):
1. The Fernández–Procacci criterion (replace `exp` in KP by the local partition function on
`N[v]`) and its convergence engine, via Fialho's minorant-invariant induction
(arXiv:2001.00652) — weaker hypothesis, sharper `(1 + μ)` one-step bound.
2. Certified separations of the criterion hierarchy: Dobrushin strictly weaker than KP, FP
strictly weaker than Dobrushin (quantified over *all* ansatzes), and non-necessity of all
three.
3. Exponential decay of truncated correlations in the walk-distance of the incompatibility
graph, with explicit constants.
4. One-point occupancy (density) bounds under KP.
5. Possibly: the uniform-activity specialization as a univariate `Polynomial`, connecting
to the classical independence polynomial `I(G, x)`.
Naming is up for discussion: `indepPartitionFunction` was chosen to serve both the graph
theory and the statistical mechanics readings; I am happy to rename (e.g. to something
closer to "independence polynomial") or to split the `CommSemiring` definition from the
real-activity engine if reviewers prefer.
**AI disclosure**: this PR was substantially generated with Claude Code (Anthropic) — the
proof scripts, the port to current master, and the deduplication against existing Mathlib
material. It is opened as a **draft** while the human author reviews the content; it will be
marked ready only after that review, per the policy that contributors must understand and be
able to defend AI-assisted contributions. The `LLM-generated` label applies and should be
added by a maintainer.
awaiting-author items (will be resolved before marking ready):
- [x] Author review of the full file per the AI-contribution policy.
- [x] The `Authors:` line is finalized as `Tianyu (forxhunter)`.
- [x] Decide on the final name for `indepPartitionFunction` with reviewers.
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nobody |
14-3809 14 days ago |
14-4536 14 days ago |
14-4615 14 days |
0 |
| 44261 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
feat(Algebra/Category/Grp): free functor preserves monomorphisms |
Refactored the proof for AddCommGrpCat, so that it also works in GrpCat.
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label:t-algebra$ |
18/5 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/Grp/Adjunctions.lean |
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nobody |
14-2627 14 days ago |
14-3322 14 days ago |
25-62293 25 days |
0 |
| 42186 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
refactor(Tactic/Linter/MinImports): make the minImports linter stateful |
This PR rewrites the `minImports` linter as a stateful linter (leanprover/lean4#14357). The linter behavior does not change. The existing tests in `MathlibTest/MinImports.lean` pass without changes. The PR adds one test section that sets `Elab.async true` explicitly: it checks that the linter accumulates imports correctly under parallel elaboration, and that `#import_bumps` keeps parallel elaboration on.
The old implementation kept the cumulative imports in a global `IO.Ref`. The ref is not safe under parallel elaboration. For this reason, `#import_bumps` set `Elab.async false` for the rest of the file. The new implementation keeps the same data in the linter state. The elaborator threads the state through the commands of the file, and the data stays correct under parallel elaboration. `#import_bumps` does not disable `Elab.async` anymore.
Implementation notes:
- The `#reset_min_imports` elaborator does nothing. The linter detects the command syntax and clears its own state. The reset works also when the linter option is off, as before.
- The post phase removes `set_option ... in` prefixes with `withSetOptionIn` from core. leanprover/lean4#14581 generalizes the result type of that function, so it accepts the phase of a stateful linter and not only a `CommandElab`. The generalization ships in v4.34.0-rc1.
- The state type `ImportState` and the linter handle are public. A follow-up can pass the computed import set to the `upstreamableDecl` linter, which computes the same data a second time today.
Measurements on synthetic files (Apple Silicon, 18 cores, medians of 3 runs):
- Proof-heavy file (150 commands, about 120 ms each), linter on: 20.0 s before, 8.8 s after. The old version serialized elaboration of the whole file. The new version keeps elaboration parallel and runs the lint chain next to it.
- The old version with `Elab.async true` emits 123 warning lines instead of the correct 11, because parallel lint tasks race on the ref. The new version emits the correct 11 lines.
- Linter off (2000 trivial commands): the added cost is about 45 microseconds per command.
`registerStatefulLinter` shipped in v4.34.0-rc1
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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thorimur assignee:thorimur |
14-535 14 days ago |
72-71469 72 days ago |
72-71453 72 days |
1 |
| 43037 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(Tactic/NormNum): add `norm_num_simproc` and use it for `Nat.fib` |
Adds `norm_num_simproc` to share a numerical evaluator between `norm_num` and simproc sets, and uses it to make `Nat.fib` evaluation available to `simp` and `grind`.
```lean
norm_num_simproc [simp, seval] evalNatFib (Nat.fib _) where
eval {_ _} e := ...
```
This declares the simproc `evalNatFib` and the extension `evalNatFib.normNumExt`. The set list defaults to `[simp]`; an explicit list replaces it, with `[]` disabling automatic simproc registration. Both registrations support `local` and `scoped`.
The extension retains recursive operand normalization for direct consumers such as `ring` and `positivity`. `Nat.fib` is a first example: around 30 existing extensions are candidates for conversion, including `Nat.factorial`, `Nat.Prime`, and the Jacobi and Legendre symbols. Each will need its own registration and performance assessment.
:robot: prepared with Codex+Claude
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thorimur assignee:thorimur |
14-443 14 days ago |
30-35863 30 days ago |
62-48020 62 days |
0 |
| 42138 |
mitchell-horner author:mitchell-horner |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): copies into `⊤` and containment in the complete graph |
Add copy constructors mirroring the existing `Copy.bot` API.
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t-combinatorics
tech debt
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116/31 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Maps.lean |
3 |
29 |
['Ruben-VandeVelde', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mitchell-horner', 'vlad902'] |
SnirBroshi assignee:SnirBroshi |
13-81950 13 days ago |
27-49631 27 days ago |
69-12170 69 days |
0 |
| 44681 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(Analysis/ODE/Linearization): the derivative of a flow at a fixed… |
Add a new file `Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Linearization.lean`. Let `ϕ : Flow ℝ E` on a real Banach space
be generated by a vector field `f`, meaning `∀ x t, HasDerivAt (fun s ↦ ϕ s x) (f (ϕ t x)) t`. If
`e` is a fixed point of `ϕ` and `f` has derivative `A` at `e`, then every time-`t` map has derivative
`exp (t • A)` at `e`:
* `Flow.hasFDerivAt_of_isFixedPt`: `HasFDerivAt (ϕ t) (exp (t • A)) e` for every `t : ℝ`.
* `Flow.fderiv_eq_exp_of_isFixedPt`: the `fderiv` form.
* `Flow.eventually_norm_sub_exp_le`: a uniform estimate on compact time intervals. For `0 ≤ T` and
`0 < ε`, eventually for `x` near `e`, `‖ϕ t x - e - exp (t • A) (x - e)‖ ≤ ε * ‖x - e‖` for all
`t ∈ [0, T]`.
Only differentiability of `f` at `e` is needed; nothing is assumed about `f` elsewhere. The estimate
comes from comparing `ϕ t x - e` with `exp (t • A) (x - e)` using Grönwall's inequality. Negative
times are handled by applying the result to `ϕ.reverse`.
---
This PR is independent of the `LipschitzWith.flow` PR. It applies to any `Flow ℝ E` with a
generating vector field, which includes those flows.
**Proof of `eventually_norm_sub_exp_le` is done by a combination of `Claude Opus 5.5` and `GPT-5.6 Sol`. Linting and comments were done by AI.*** |
new-contributor
t-analysis
LLM-generated
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166/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Linearization.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-75929 13 days ago |
13-76532 13 days ago |
13-79139 13 days |
0 |
| 44680 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow): the flow of a globally Lipschitz ve… |
Add a new file `Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow.lean`. A globally Lipschitz vector field
`v : E → E` on a real Banach space has a unique solution of `γ' = v ∘ γ` through every point, defined
for all time, and these solutions form a continuous flow:
* `LipschitzWith.exists_forall_hasDerivAt`: global existence of solutions.
* `LipschitzWith.dist_le_of_forall_hasDerivAt`: two solutions satisfy
`dist (γ t) (δ t) ≤ dist (γ 0) (δ 0) * exp (K * |t|)`.
* `LipschitzWith.flow : Flow ℝ E`: the flow of `v`.
* `LipschitzWith.hasDerivAt_flow`: the orbits of the flow solve `γ' = v ∘ γ`.
* `LipschitzWith.flow_eq_of_hasDerivAt`: every global solution is an orbit of the flow.
* `LipschitzWith.dist_flow_le`: `dist (flow t x) (flow t y) ≤ dist x y * exp (K * |t|)`.
The field does not need to be bounded. For a bounded field, Picard–Lindelöf (`IsPicardLindelof`)
gives solutions on each interval `(-(n + 1), n + 1)`, and uniqueness glues them into a global
solution. A general field is reduced to this case by multiplying `v` by a Lipschitz cutoff that is
`1` on `closedBall 0 R`. Grönwall's inequality, using `‖v y‖ ≤ ‖v 0‖ + K * ‖y‖`, shows that for
large `R` the solution stays in that ball on the time interval, so the cutoff does not change it.
---
Continuity of the flow jointly in `(t, x)` comes from
`continuousOn_prod_of_continuousOn_lipschitzOnWith'`, using the exponential separation bound on
bounded time intervals.
**The proofs of`exists_forall_hasDerivAt_of_forall_Ioo`, `lipschitzWith_cutoff_smul`, `norm_le_gronwallBound` and part of `dist_le_of_forall_hasDerivAt` used a combo of `GPT-5.6 Sol` and `Claude Opus 5.5`. Linting and comments were done by AI as well.** |
t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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276/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-75808 13 days ago |
13-76437 13 days ago |
13-79292 13 days |
0 |
| 40964 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: explicitly specify free universes in `TopCat` and friends |
Avoid free universe variables, as discussed on Zulip: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/144837-PR-reviews/topic/.2338223.20The.20Category.20of.20C.5En.20Manifolds/near/587824522
Perhaps, we should have a linter for this, such as by
- extending the `pp_universes` attribute (TODO fix name) to take a list of universes, and only pretty-print those
- the linter checks for any universes which are annotated with this attribute: if a declaration has a universe metavariable corresponding to such a universe, we warn
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117/114 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Topology/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Topology/Homology.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/Scheme.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/Spec.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Continuous/TopRep.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Specialization.lean,MathlibTest/CategoryTheory/ConcreteCategory/TopModuleCat.lean |
7 |
11 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
13-72660 13 days ago |
13-73599 13 days ago |
31-68252 31 days |
0 |
| 43205 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(FieldTheory): extension is separable if its degree is less than the positive char |
This is a series of lemma analog to the existing CharZero lemma
- `Polynomial.mem_support_derivative` -> `Polynomial.mem_support_derivative_of_isSMulRegular` (I used SMulRegular as this seems to be the right spelling for Semiring)
- `Polynomial.degree_derivative` -> `Polynomial.degree_derivative_of_isSMulRegular`
- `Polynomial.natDegree_derivative` -> `Polynomial.natDegree_derivative_of_isSMulRegular`
- `Irreducible.separable` -> `Irreducible.separable_of_natCast_natDegree_ne_zero`
- `IsSeparable.of_integral` -> `IsSeparable.of_integral_of_natCast_natDegree_ne_zero`
- `Algebra.IsSeparable.of_integral` -> `Algebra.IsSeparable.of_integral_of_finrank_lt` & `Algebra.IsSeparable.of_integral_of_rank_lt`
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
70/15 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/Derivative.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/Separable.lean |
2 |
3 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
13-64950 13 days ago |
13-66178 13 days ago |
54-62606 54 days |
0 |
| 43556 |
teorth author:teorth |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Digamma): the real digamma function, its asymptotics, and Gauss' series |
This extends the digamma file with the real digamma function, its logarithmic
asymptotics, and Gauss' series for `ψ`.
---
Main additions:
`Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Digamma.lean`
* `Real.digamma`, the real digamma function `logDeriv Real.Gamma`, and its
real functional equations (`Real.digamma_apply_add_one`, `..._add_nat`,
`..._nat_add_one`, `..._one_sub`, `..._two_mul`), obtained from the complex
versions via the bridge below.
* `Complex.digamma_ofReal : Complex.digamma x = Real.digamma x` (a `simp`
lemma, unconditional thanks to matching junk values at the non-positive
integers), and `Complex.digamma_eq_re`.
* Real asymptotics: `Real.monotoneOn_digamma` (monotone on `Ioi 0`, via
log-convexity of `Γ`), `Real.digamma_le_log_le` (`ψ x ≤ log x ≤ ψ (x + 1)`),
and `Real.abs_digamma_sub_log_le` (`|ψ x - log x| ≤ 1 / x`).
* `Complex.gammaAnalyticSet`, the complement of the non-positive integers,
with `isOpen_gammaAnalyticSet`, `isPreconnected_gammaAnalyticSet`,
`Complex.differentiableOn_Gamma`, and `Complex.differentiableOn_digamma`.
* **Gauss' series** `ψ(s) = -γ + ∑ₙ (1/(n+1) - 1/(s+n))`
(`Complex.digamma_eq_gaussSeries`, `Real.digamma_eq_gaussSeries`,
`summable_gaussSeries`). The error is shown to vanish on the positive reals
(a finite partial-sum identity together with `abs_digamma_sub_log_le`) and to
be analytic off the poles, hence zero everywhere by the identity theorem.
`Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/RealDeriv.lean`
* `logDeriv_comp_ofReal`, `logDeriv_ofReal_comp`, relating the real and complex
logarithmic derivatives along the reals.
`Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Deriv.lean`
* Real analogues of the existing complex lemmas: `Real.continuousAt_Gamma`,
and non-continuity/non-differentiability of `Real.Gamma` at the non-positive
integers.
Several complex analysis imports were added to `Digamma.lean` in order to justify the proof of the Gauss identity in the complex case.
The code was initially generated by an AI, and then heavily golfed and reviewed by the author.
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t-analysis |
434/23 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/RealDeriv.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Deriv.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Digamma.lean |
3 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'metakunt'] |
nobody |
13-62719 13 days ago |
13-63381 13 days ago |
44-71868 44 days |
0 |
| 41426 |
gmcninch-prof author:gmcninch-prof |
feat: add symmetric multilinear maps |
Define `SymmetricMap R M N ι`, the type of symmetric `R`-multilinear maps
from `ι → M` to `N` (i.e. multilinear maps invariant under permutation of
their arguments).
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-- see [`SymmetricMap`](https://github.com/gmcninch-prof/mathlib4/blob/symmetric-power-lift/Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/SymmetricMap.lean).
This PR previously also contained the universal property / `lift` for
`SymmetricPower` (relating linear maps out of `Sym[R]^n M` to symmetric
multilinear maps), but per reviewer feedback on Zulip that work has been
split into a separate PR that depends on this one.
Zulip discussion [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/SymmetricPower.20universal.20property/near/608532652)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
397/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/SymmetricMap.lean |
2 |
10 |
['github-actions', 'gmcninch-prof', 'jcommelin'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
13-60437 13 days ago |
102-78286 102 days ago |
104-46572 104 days |
1 |
| 42923 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(FieldTheory/KummerExtension): criterion for `X ^ n - C a` to be irreducible for even `n` |
Prove the criterion for `X ^ n - C a` to be irreducible when `n` is not necessarily odd. This resolves a TODO.
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- [x] depends on: #42886
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t-ring-theory
label:t-algebra$ |
201/33 |
Mathlib/FieldTheory/KummerExtension.lean |
1 |
9 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'plp127', 'tb65536', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
13-59846 13 days ago |
20-24780 20 days ago |
20-25578 20 days |
0 |
| 38482 |
dagurtomas author:dagurtomas |
feat(CategoryTheory/Tactic): specialize_map attribute |
Adds `@[specialize_map F]` to specialize morphism equalities to a chosen functor template, with whiskering and tensor functors as examples. It reuses the `map` proof generator and universe ordering, preserves explicit and instance binders, and supports custom suffixes and additional attributes.
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t-category-theory
t-meta
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349/6 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/CategoryTheory/Map.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/CategoryTheory/SpecializeMap.lean,MathlibTest/CategoryTheory/SpecializeMap.lean |
5 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
13-59537 13 days ago |
35-82173 35 days ago |
35-82172 35 days |
1 |
| 42041 |
FrankieNC author:FrankieNC |
feat(Topology/MetricSpace): minkowski (box-counting) dimension |
Define the lower and upper Minkowski (box-counting) dimensions of a set in a pseudo-emetric space via covering numbers, prove the basic API (monotonicity, closure invariance, unions, finite sets), and show `dimH s ≤ lowerMinkowskiDim s ≤ upperMinkowskiDim s` (Falconer, Fractal Geometry, Ch. 3). |
t-topology |
354/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Cover.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/CoveringNumbers.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/MinkowskiDimension.lean,docs/references.bib |
5 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
mcdoll assignee:mcdoll |
13-57176 13 days ago |
45-28817 45 days ago |
90-71305 90 days |
0 |
| 43307 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
feat: quaternion operations with respect to coordinates |
Add `QuaternionAlgebra.mk_{zero,one,natCast,intCast}` and `QuaternionAlgebra.{mk_mul_mk,star_mk}` as convenience lemmas for working with quaternions whose coordinates are explicitly given. These lemmas allow [the following code](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Transparency.20problem.20with.20quaternions/near/618254305) to work:
```lean
import Mathlib.Analysis.Quaternion
import Mathlib.NumberTheory.Real.GoldenRatio
noncomputable section
open goldenRatio Quaternion
/-- The unit icosian `(1 + i + j + k) / 2`, which has order 6. -/
def icosian6 : ℍˣ where
val := ⟨2⁻¹, 2⁻¹, 2⁻¹, 2⁻¹⟩
inv := ⟨2⁻¹, -2⁻¹, -2⁻¹, -2⁻¹⟩
val_inv := by norm_num
inv_val := by norm_num
/-- The unit icosian `(φ + i + ψ*j) / 2`, which has order 10. -/
def icosian10 : ℍˣ where
val := ⟨φ / 2, 2⁻¹, ψ / 2, 0⟩
inv := ⟨φ / 2, -2⁻¹, -ψ / 2, 0⟩
val_inv := by rw [mk_mul_mk, ← QuaternionAlgebra.mk_one]; grind
inv_val := by rw [mk_mul_mk, ← QuaternionAlgebra.mk_one]; grind
/-- The unit icosians. -/
def Icosian : Subgroup ℍˣ := Subgroup.closure {icosian6, icosian10}
``` |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
18/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Quaternion.lean |
1 |
3 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
13-55100 13 days ago |
52-5600 52 days ago |
52-5584 52 days |
0 |
| 44014 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
fix(Tactic/DeprecateTo): preserve whitespace |
Make `#deprecate to` directly edit the original source file text, instead of extracting the syntax and then using the pretty-printer to convert it back into a string, which destroys the original whitespace.
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t-meta |
111/46 |
Mathlib/Tactic/DeprecateTo.lean,MathlibTest/DeprecateTo.lean |
2 |
5 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
13-50081 13 days ago |
13-86028 13 days ago |
19-77141 19 days |
0 |
| 41882 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Data/List): decidability of HasPeriod and periods of repeated lists |
Hello, this PR extends `Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean` with:
* a `Decidable (List.HasPeriod w p)` instance (it is a prefix test), and
* two directions that relate periods to repetition:
* `hasPeriod_flatten_replicate` — `(replicate n l).flatten` has period `l.length`
* `eq_flatten_replicate_of_hasPeriod` — a word with period `p` and length `r * p` is the `r`-fold repetition of its length-`p` prefix.
This characterizes `r`-th powers of words by a period plus a length constraint, which a future follow-up PR that I plan to work on will use.
AI disclosure: This code was mostly generated by Claude Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 as part of my larger project on combinatorics on words, which I then reviewed and revised to contribute to mathlib.
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t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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56/1 |
Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean |
1 |
8 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
13-44785 13 days ago |
13-45437 13 days ago |
97-37173 97 days |
0 |
| 44679 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(LinearAlgebra/FiniteDimensional/Lemmas): dimension counts in exa… |
Add dimension formulas for exact sequences of vector spaces over a division ring `K`:
* `Function.Exact.finrank_range_add_finrank_range`: if `A → B → C` is exact (maps `f`, `g`) and `B`
is finite-dimensional, then `finrank (range f) + finrank (range g) = finrank B`.
* `Function.Exact.linearEquivQuotientRangeProdKer`: if `A → B → C → D → E` is exact (maps
`f, g, h, j`), then `C ≃ₗ[K] (B ⧸ range f) × ker j`.
* `Function.Exact.finrank_eq_finrank_quotient_range_add_finrank_ker`: hence, when `B` and `D` are
finite-dimensional, `finrank C = finrank (B ⧸ range f) + finrank (ker j)`.
---
The splitting is noncomputable, meaning it picks a complement of `ker h` in `C`. These statements are the counting steps used, for example, when comparing Betti numbers along long exact sequences.
**These are basic results that have been written by myself. The only use of AI was to write the comments and test.** |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
34/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/FiniteDimensional/Lemmas.lean |
1 |
5 |
['Altabeh', 'github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-40761 13 days ago |
13-76283 13 days ago |
13-79268 13 days |
0 |
| 44199 |
emlis42 author:emlis42 |
feat(Order): add `EReal.coe_cs{Sup, Inf}` |
This PR adds `WithTop.leftOrdContinuous_coe`, and adds `WithBotTop` and `EReal` version and `EReal.coe_c{s, i}{Sup, Inf}` as consequences.
Discussed here: [Is there code for X? > Lemmas relating `Real.toEReal` and `sSup`/`sInf` of images](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/Lemmas.20relating.20.60Real.2EtoEReal.60.20and.20.60sSup.60.2F.60sInf.60.20of.20images/with/626667637) |
t-order
large-import
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98/0 |
Mathlib/Data/EReal/Operations.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteLatticeIntervals.lean,Mathlib/Order/OrdContinuous.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBotTop.lean |
4 |
10 |
['SnirBroshi', 'emlis42', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
13-14827 13 days ago |
13-14827 13 days ago |
27-43627 27 days |
0 |
| 44647 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore(CategoryTheory/Limits/Preserves/Basic): use `to_dual` |
This PR uses `to_dual` for declarations about preserving limits and colimits.
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3 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'joelriou'] |
nobody |
12-68597 12 days ago |
12-70429 12 days ago |
15-2087 15 days |
0 |
| 42145 |
mckoen author:mckoen |
feat(CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Rigid): the double right dual functor is monoidal |
Defines the double right dual functor on a right rigid category, sending `X ↦ Xᘁᘁ`. We show that this functor is monoidal, so that in future PRs (#42150) we can define pivotal categories (rigid categories with a *monoidal* natural isomorphism between the double right dual and the identity).
Currently adds some new API which applies only to right duals. I'm not sure this should be dualized to left duals, as this could bloat the already large Rigid/Basic file
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Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Opposite.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Rigid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Rigid/Braided.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Rigid/Functor.lean |
4 |
23 |
['github-actions', 'joelriou', 'kim-em', 'mckoen', 'robin-carlier'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
12-64941 12 days ago |
12-64987 12 days ago |
40-10992 40 days |
3 |
| 41769 |
mckoen author:mckoen |
feat(CategoryTheory/Abelian/Subobject): correspondence theorem for subobjects in abelian categories |
Given a subobject `Y` of `X` in an abelian category, we construct an order-isomorphism between subobjects of the "quotient" `X/Y := cokernel (Y ↪ X)` and subobjects of `X` containing `Y`.
Following Popescu's "Abelian Categories with Applications to Rings and Modules", a morphism `f : X ⟶ Y` induces a functor `Subobject X ⥤ Subobject Y` by `X' ↦ kernel (cokernel.π (X'.arrow ≫ f))`, and a functor `Subobject Y ⥤ Subobject X` by `Y' ↦ kernel (f ≫ cokernel.π Y'.arrow)`. We show these are equivalent to the existing, generic `Subobject.exists` and `Subobject.pullback` functors, and use these to define the correspondence.
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t-category-theory |
166/10 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/ShortExact.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/Subobject.lean,docs/references.bib |
3 |
11 |
['github-actions', 'joelriou', 'justus-springer', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mckoen', 'tb65536'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
12-62938 12 days ago |
12-65916 12 days ago |
44-9194 44 days |
1 |
| 40975 |
bwangpj author:bwangpj |
feat(LinearAlgebra): complex structures on real vector spaces |
Define complex structures,i .e. an `ℝ`-linear endomorphism `J` of a real vector space `V` with `J * J = -1`. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
93/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Complex/Structure.lean |
2 |
5 |
['bwangpj', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
12-60437 12 days ago |
121-69407 121 days ago |
121-69391 121 days |
0 |
| 41781 |
teng10 author:teng10 |
feat(Algebra/Representation): add abstract permutation action in TensorPower |
Hello, I'm a new contributor. I had an introduction here on [zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113489-new-members/topic/Introduction.3A.20Schur.20Weyl.20Duality/with/607194314)
This PR is a first step in formalizing Shur Weyl duality, which I got feedback that it would be useful to mathlib. The final statement I had in mind has the form
/--
The centralizer of `{g^{⊗k} | g ∈ End(V)}`equals `Span{W_σ | σ ∈ S_k}`, for all dimensions `d` and tensor powers `k`.
---/
This PR tries to define permutation action on TensorPower; define permutation image space.
An initial version of the definition is more specific to the Euclidean space (for reference I list them below)
```
open scoped TensorProduct
variable {d : ℕ} {k : ℕ}
/-- The `k`-fold tensor power of `ℂ^d`, defined as `⨂[ℂ] (i : Fin k), (Fin d → ℂ)`. -/
abbrev PiTensorPower (d k : ℕ) : Type :=
PiTensorProduct ℂ (fun (_ : Fin k) => (Fin d → ℂ))
/-- The permutation operator `W_σ` on the tensor power `V^{⊗k}`.
Given `σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k)`, this acts by permuting the tensor factors:
`W_σ (v₁ ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ vₖ) = v_{σ⁻¹(1)} ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ v_{σ⁻¹(k)}`. -/
def permAction (d : ℕ) {k : ℕ} (σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k)) :
PiTensorPower d k ≃ₗ[ℂ] TensV d k :=
PiTensorProduct.reindex ℂ (fun (_ : Fin k) => (Fin d → ℂ)) σ
/-- The set of permutation operators in `End(V^{⊗k})`. -/
def permImage (d k : ℕ) : Set (Module.End ℂ (TensV d k)) :=
Set.range (fun σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k) => (permAction d σ).toLinearMap)
```
LLM acknowledgement: I have used aristotle to write these definitions. However, I am very motivated to learn how to write proper code. I have looked more into `PiTensorProduct` and `TensorPower` module and came to the abstract version in the PR. I tried to ask aristotle about how it's defining things and whether it's suitable for mathlib.
And I would very much appreciate your thoughts on how appropriate these definitions are. Thanks for your time!
Yanting
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22/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorPower/Basic.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'joelriou', 'teng10'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
12-60436 12 days ago |
100-6448 100 days ago |
100-6448 100 days |
0 |
| 43904 |
t4v1 author:t4v1 |
feat(MeasureTheory/Constructions/HaarToSphere): polar coordinates for lintegral |
`Measure.measurePreserving_homeomorphUnitSphereProd` represents an additive Haar measure on a nontrivial finite-dimensional normed space `E` as the product of the sphere measure `μ.toSphere` and Lebesgue measure on `(0, ∞)` with density `r ^ (dim E - 1)`. The file exposes it only through the radial corollaries `integrable_fun_norm_addHaar`, `integrableOn_fun_norm_addHaar` and `integral_fun_norm_addHaar`, all for integrands of the form `f ‖x‖`.
This PR adds the general `lintegral` form, for an arbitrary measurable `f : E → ℝ≥0∞`:
* `lintegral_addHaar_eq_lintegral_toSphere_lintegral_Ioi`:
`∫⁻ x, f x ∂μ = ∫⁻ ω, ∫⁻ r in Ioi 0, ENNReal.ofReal (r ^ (dim E - 1)) * f (r • ω) ∂μ.toSphere`;
* `setLIntegral_ball_eq_lintegral_toSphere_lintegral_Ioo`: the same for `∫⁻ y in ball c R, f y ∂μ`, with the radial integral over `Ioo 0 R` and the rays emanating from `c`.
Both are needed for Morrey's inequality (follow-up PR), whose two analytic steps integrate non-radial functions in polar coordinates; they are stated here on their own because they are independent of it.
The proofs were developed with the help of an LLM (Claude Code) and then checked and edited by the author, who takes responsibility for every line.
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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47/0 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Constructions/HaarToSphere.lean |
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3 |
['github-actions', 't4v1'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
12-60430 12 days ago |
35-71460 35 days ago |
35-71444 35 days |
1 |
| 42667 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
chore: make `Set.inclusion` semireducible |
It is currently an abbrev, which confuses `fun_prop` due to dependent types in lemmas like `Topology.IsEmbedding.inclusion`. After this change, `fun_prop` will be able to prove goals like `IsEmbedding f → IsEmbedding (Set.inclusion h ∘ f)`.
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t-data |
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Mathlib/Algebra/Algebra/Subalgebra/Directed.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Compactness.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Inclusion.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/UnionLift.lean,Mathlib/Logic/Equiv/Set.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Fraisse.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/PartialEquiv.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Substructures.lean,Mathlib/Order/CountableDenseLinearOrder.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Category/TopCat/Opens.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Covering/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/UniformEmbedding.lean |
12 |
4 |
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nobody |
12-59536 12 days ago |
49-78206 49 days ago |
50-32717 50 days |
0 |
| 43804 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat(Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Basic): use `to_dual` |
Use `to_dual` for `ShortComplex`.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
45/37 |
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6 |
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nobody |
12-52695 12 days ago |
14-17042 14 days ago |
14-17668 14 days |
1 |
| 43570 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
refactor(AlgebraicGeometry/Modules): transport pushforward along Opens.map functoriality isos |
This PR defines `Scheme.Modules.pushforwardId` and `pushforwardComp` by transporting the sheaf-of-modules isomorphisms along the existing `Opens.mapId` and `Opens.mapComp` (via `SheafOfModules.pushforwardCongr₂`) rather than by identifying `Opens.map (𝟙 X).base` with `𝟭` and `Opens.map (f ≫ g).base` with `Opens.map g.base ⋙ Opens.map f.base` by unfolding `Opens.map`. The componentwise simp lemmas become `M.presheaf.map_id` rather than `rfl`, and the pseudofunctor coherence fields are discharged explicitly since `cat_disch` no longer finds them by reflexivity. Also adds the simp lemma `Adj.eqToHom_τl`.
It is extracted from Paul Reichert's experiment making `Functor.comp` and `Functor.id` `instance_reducible` (https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/compare/master...leanprover-community:mathlib4-nightly-testing:datokrat/functorcomp, discussed at https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113488-general/topic/backward.2EisDefEq.2ErespectTransparency), and depends on https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43569. The diff relative to that PR is https://github.com/kim-em/mathlib4/compare/associators-sheaves...opens-map.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
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516/139 |
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10 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
12-50865 12 days ago |
25-55439 25 days ago |
43-63509 43 days |
0 |
| 43565 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
refactor(Archive/FriendshipGraphs): golf everything |
Also remove the file's `set_option`s and `@[expose]`. Like #43434, no deprecations are added since this is a leaf file in Archive. |
tech debt |
103/293 |
Archive/Wiedijk100Theorems/FriendshipGraphs.lean |
1 |
8 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
12-50794 12 days ago |
27-15997 27 days ago |
45-51735 45 days |
0 |
| 44740 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
chore(Algebra/Ring/CompTypeclasses): fix a typo and reformat slightly |
Change `σ₂₃` to `σ` in the header, this one is clearly a typo.
Do some minor reformatting for the rest of the file, which I think make it nicer.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
7/11 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/CompTypeclasses.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'user202729', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
12-44717 12 days ago |
12-48386 12 days ago |
12-48370 12 days |
0 |
| 44743 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
refactor(Wiedijk100Theorems/AreaOfACircle): deprecate file |
The area formula for circles exists within Mathlib already, and in fact we also have formulas for the volume of an n-sphere. So we deprecate the file on the archive, in favor for the Mathlib theorem.
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Not sure if this is the right thing to do. Maybe we could change the link on 100.yaml, but still keep the archive file as an alternate proof of a similar result?
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t-measure-probability |
16/5 |
Archive/Wiedijk100Theorems/AreaOfACircle.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Lebesgue/VolumeOfBalls.lean,docs/100.yaml |
3 |
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nobody |
12-44670 12 days ago |
12-45864 12 days ago |
12-45848 12 days |
0 |
| 43722 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
refactor: replace `padicValNat` with `multiplicity` |
This doesn't fully deprecate `padicValNat`, but gets most of the way there. Full deprecation will be in a follow-up PR.
I directly replaced "padicValNat" with "multiplicity" in the declaration names. A few declarations of the form `padicValNat.foo` were manually renamed to `Nat.multiplicity_foo`.
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nobody |
12-30992 12 days ago |
12-32568 12 days ago |
40-14607 40 days |
0 |
| 44161 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
refactor(Analysis/Normed/Unbundled/SeminormFromConst): deprecate `seminormFromConst'` |
Currently `seminormFromConst'` is a plain function, and `seminormFromConst` is the same function as ring seminorm under additional assumptions. But it turns out that these additional assumptions are not necessary.
This PR removes these additional assumptions and deprecates `seminormFromConst'`.
This required tinkering with the API slightly, so I also took the liberty of cleaning up some of these pre-`grw` proofs.
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t-analysis |
128/142 |
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nobody |
12-30678 12 days ago |
12-31252 12 days ago |
28-46548 28 days |
1 |
| 44668 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
chore(*): fix citation links split across lines |
CommonMark (the Markdown standard that's used in doc-gen) does not allow line breaks between link text and link label (this behavior is documented [here](https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#example-543)). That means these citations don't get rendered correctly. The fix is to add line break before the end of the link label.
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nobody |
12-21685 12 days ago |
12-23566 12 days ago |
12-58381 12 days |
0 |
| 42844 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
refactor(Logic/Hydra): cleanup file |
Change the definition of `CutExpand` to be more correct. Rename some theorems and add some theorems.
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101/50 |
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nobody |
12-16437 12 days ago |
12-17113 12 days ago |
65-63694 65 days |
0 |
| 44610 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore: dualize `HeytingAlgebra` more |
Use `to_dual_for` to connect `GeneralizedHeytingAlgebra.mk` and `GeneralizedHeytingAlgebra.le_himp_iff` with their duals. Also dualize some `BiheytingAlgebra` declarations.
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t-order |
37/84 |
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nobody |
12-15796 12 days ago |
12-25543 12 days ago |
12-25780 12 days |
2 |
| 44762 |
Julian-Kuelshammer author:Julian-Kuelshammer |
feat(Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/BracketingFunction): adds Huang-Tamari's bracketing functions |
This PR defines bracketing functions, an elementary description of the Tamari lattice. This PR is intentially kept short and just adds the definition and a bit of basic API. There are potential follow-ups proving that these are counted by the Catalan numbers and giving the lattice instance, for a preview see https://github.com/Julian-Kuelshammer/ExtensionClosedSubcategoriesOfAn/blob/main/ExtensionClosedSubcategoriesOfAn/BracketingFunctions.lean
A first version of the file was created with the help of Aristotle and Claude.
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new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
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102/0 |
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nobody |
12-15202 12 days ago |
12-15770 12 days ago |
12-16148 12 days |
0 |
| 44674 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
doc(*): fix citation key typos |
Fixes malformed citation keys so they point to the correct reference. I believe all of these are just typos, with possibly one exceptions: `diestel2017` may be pointing to the older edition of the book (we only have the 2025 edition in references.bib). I checked the new edition, and Section 1.9 still covers bonds, so this is still a valid comment.
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['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'justus-springer', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
12-2953 12 days ago |
12-2956 12 days ago |
12-15457 12 days |
0 |
| 43612 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Geometry/Convex): `positivity` extension for `StdSimplex.weights` |
Also add some Qq helper to Qq-match a type with `Finsupp`.
From the Polyhedra in Berlin workshop where people would have found it useful for `positivity` to close some goals.
Generated by Claude Opus in a few prompts worth of review.
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t-meta
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124/6 |
Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/ConvexSpace/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Util/Qq.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Positivity.lean |
4 |
28 |
['Vierkantor', 'YaelDillies', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
grunweg assignee:grunweg |
11-83026 11 days ago |
11-85864 11 days ago |
36-76334 36 days |
1 |
| 43261 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Geometry/Convex): cancellative convex spaces |
Define cancellative convex spaces as those space where non-trivial convex combinations are injective in any of their inputs. Show that modules, affine spaces, products of cancellative convex spaces, subspaces of cancellative convex spaces... are cancellative convex spaces.
Cancellative convex spaces are the correct setting for a large number of convexity concepts. Such a convex space embeds into some (canonical) affine space and therefore satisfies the geometrically intuitive properties of convexity. Non-cancellative convex spaces are pathological from the point of view of polytope theory.
[nLab](https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/convex+space)
Generated by Claude Opus, reviewed and golfed by myself.
From the Polytopes in Berlin workshop, where participants were confused whether they could generalise their results from affine spaces to convex spaces.
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nobody |
11-82205 11 days ago |
11-85422 11 days ago |
47-57834 47 days |
2 |
| 41540 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore: rename arguments of `Nat.strong_induction_on` |
Name the motive `motive` and name the minor premises according to the case. Also rename for `Fin.strong_induction_on`.
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nobody |
11-66586 11 days ago |
11-71389 11 days ago |
72-51753 72 days |
0 |
| 44783 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Analysis/MeanInequalities): n-ary ℓ^p monotonicity and Lyapunov's inequality |
Add finite-sum versions of the two-term power inequalities in `Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean`, in `ℝ≥0`, `ℝ` and `ℝ≥0∞`:
* `sum_rpow_le_rpow_sum`: `∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p ≤ (∑ i ∈ s, f i) ^ p` for `1 ≤ p`
* `rpow_sum_rpow_le`: the `ℓ^p` (quasi)norm `(∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p) ^ (1 / p)` is antitone in `p > 0`
* `rpow_sum_le_sum_rpow`: `(∑ i ∈ s, f i) ^ p ≤ ∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p` for `0 < p ≤ 1`
Also add Lyapunov's inequality in `Analysis/MeanInequalities.lean`, `NNReal.lyapunov_inequality` and `Real.lyapunov_inequality_of_nonneg`: the weighted moments `t ↦ ∑ i ∈ s, w i * f i ^ t` are log-convex on `[0, ∞)`.
The code was refined with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
Discussion on zulip: [ℓp norm monotonicity for finite sums](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/.E2.84.93p.20norm.20monotonicity.20for.20finite.20sums)
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LLM-generated
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122/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalities.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean |
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3 |
['ZRTMRH', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
11-65564 11 days ago |
11-68681 11 days ago |
11-68665 11 days |
0 |
| 43885 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
refactor: reduce defeq abuse in `Representation.asModule` |
Reduce defeq abuse around `Representation.asModule` by adding explicitly uses of `Representation.asModuleEquiv` to convert between `V` and `ρ.asModule`. Also reorganize some `@[simp]` lemmas and fix some naming issues.
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tech debt
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70/89 |
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5 |
21 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
11-60978 11 days ago |
32-82049 32 days ago |
36-77888 36 days |
0 |
| 38472 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(AlgebraicGeometry): The Weil divisor associated to an element of the function field on a locally Noetherian integral scheme |
In this PR we define and provide some basic API for principal Weil divisors, i.e. the Weil divisor associated to an element of the function field of a locally noetherian, integral scheme.
- [x] depends on: #29774
- [x] depends on: #37985
- [x] depends on: #37901
- [x] depends on: #38002
- [x] depends on: #41317
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7 |
13 |
['Brian-Nugent', 'Raph-DG', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
joelriou assignee:joelriou |
11-60441 11 days ago |
25-26357 25 days ago |
47-33485 47 days |
1 |
| 41957 |
YijunYuan author:YijunYuan |
feat(NumberTheory/Padics/Complex): add densely normed field and separable space instances |
Equip the field `ℂ_[p]` of `p`-adic complex numbers and its dense subfield
`PadicAlgCl p` (the algebraic closure of `ℚ_[p]`) with two further standard
typeclass instances.
Main additions:
* `DenselyNormedField (PadicAlgCl p)`: the norm takes values dense in the
positive reals. The witness between two given bounds `a < b` is built from an
`n`-th root `z` of `p` (which exists since `PadicAlgCl p` is algebraically
closed): choosing `n` so that `(a / b) ^ n < ‖p‖` gives `a / b < ‖z‖ < 1`, and
some integer power `z ^ m` then has norm strictly between `a` and `b`.
* `SeparableSpace (PadicAlgCl p)`: the elements algebraic over `ℚ` form a
countable dense subset. Density follows from continuity of roots — `α` is a
root of its minimal polynomial `f` over `ℚ_[p]`, and approximating the
coefficients of `f` by a polynomial `g` over the dense subfield `ℚ` yields a
root `β` of `g` (hence algebraic over `ℚ`) arbitrarily close to `α`.
* The corresponding instances `DenselyNormedField ℂ_[p]` and
`SeparableSpace ℂ_[p]` are then inferred, `ℂ_[p]` being the completion of
`PadicAlgCl p`.
Supporting general instance:
* `DenselyNormedField (UniformSpace.Completion A)` for a densely normed field
`A` with `CompletableTopField A`, since the norm on the completion extends the
norm on `A`.
The existing `NontriviallyNormedField` instances on `PadicAlgCl p` and `ℂ_[p]`
are simplified to `inferInstance`, as they now follow from the new
`DenselyNormedField` instances. |
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t-number-theory
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
123/19 |
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3 |
11 |
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alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
11-60439 11 days ago |
23-21972 23 days ago |
87-63796 87 days |
0 |
| 43815 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Data/Sym/Sym2): `Sym2.map` lifts equivalences |
`Sym2.map : (α → β) → (Sym2 α → Sym2 β)` preserves injectivity / surjectivity / bijectivity, and can lift `α ≃ β` to `Sym2 α ≃ Sym2 β`.
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Is this what people might call "functoriality of `Sym2.map`"? Or maybe of `Sym2`? Or does `Sym2.map` itself already demonstrates that `Sym2` is functorial? Not sure
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t-data |
45/3 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Maps.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Sym2.lean |
2 |
1 |
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TwoFX assignee:TwoFX |
11-60436 11 days ago |
38-59473 38 days ago |
38-61877 38 days |
1 |
| 43818 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore: clean up some `to_dual` debt |
This PR cleans up a bunch of uses of `to_dual existing`.
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43/186 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Iso.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/HasLimits.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/IsLimit.lean,Mathlib/Order/ConditionallyCompletePartialOrder/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/GaloisConnection/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Hom/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Set/Disjoint.lean,Mathlib/Order/OrdContinuous.lean,Mathlib/Order/RelClasses.lean,Mathlib/Order/SuccPred/Archimedean.lean,Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Order/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Order/Bornology.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Order/OrderClosed.lean |
15 |
4 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
11-59977 11 days ago |
11-63776 11 days ago |
18-38751 18 days |
0 |
| 44786 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Lean/Quote): restore `Quote` instances for `Int` and `Rat` |
Add `Quote Int` and `Quote Rat` instances, analogous to core's `Quote Nat`.
They turn a number into numeral syntax without a type ascription (e.g. `quote (-7 / 2 : ℚ)` is `-7 / 2`), so the result elaborates at the expected type. These could later be upstreamed to Lean core.
These instances were added in #942 as part of `polyrith`, fixed in #24470, and removed together with the implementation of `polyrith` in #29547. This PR restores them unchanged (apart from naming) in their own file. Tests provided.
Motivated from the project of `maximize` / `minimize` tactics (PR to follow) which print a computed rational bound in a "Try this" suggestion such as `have : 4 * x + y ≤ 7 / 2 := by linarith`. Discussed on Zulip: [maximize / minimize tactic for linear optimization](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/maximize.20.2F.20minimize.20tactic.20for.20linear.20optimization).
The test file is refined with AI assistance (Claude) and has been reviewed by the author.
Co-authored-by: Mario Carneiro <di.gama@gmail.com>
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t-meta
LLM-generated
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164/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Lean/Quote.lean,MathlibTest/Quote.lean |
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['ZRTMRH', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
11-56694 11 days ago |
11-57320 11 days ago |
11-57304 11 days |
0 |
| 44214 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions): taylor series bounds for sin and cos |
Adds `Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/SeriesBounds.lean` with three groups of results:
1. Remainder bounds on the unit disc at every order: `Complex.sin_series_bound`, `Complex.cos_series_bound` and their real forms. Ported from #29355, taken over with the author's agreement. This PR supersedes #29355, which can be closed when this lands.
2. `Real.sum_lt_sin_of_pos`, `Real.sin_lt_sum_of_pos`, `Real.sum_lt_cos_of_pos`, and `Real.cos_lt_sum_of_pos`: `sin x` and `cos x` lie between consecutive partial sums of their Taylor series. Yury posted on Zulip in October 2025 with a request that someone open a PR for it ([Upper and Lower Bounds of Cosine](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/Upper.20and.20Lower.20Bounds.20of.20Cosine/near/546287708)), it had not been opened.
4. Six low-order corollaries, as completion to `one_sub_sq_div_two_lt_cos` and `sin_gt_sub_cube` which Mathlib already has: `cos_lt/le_one_sub_sq_div_two_add_pow_four`, `sin_lt/le_sub_cube_add_pow_five`, and `sub_cube_add_pow_five_lt/le_sin` for negative arguments.
The 6 low-order corollaries and the docstrings were written with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
Co-authored-by: Geoffrey Irving <irving@naml.us>
Co-authored-by: Yury G. Kudryashov <urkud@urkud.name>
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t-analysis
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302/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/BigOperators/Ring/Finset.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/SeriesBounds.lean |
3 |
53 |
['SnirBroshi', 'ZRTMRH', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
11-53424 11 days ago |
11-56081 11 days ago |
21-69399 21 days |
0 |
| 44696 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(Logic/Relation,Order/WellFounded): lemmas about `Acc`, `WellFounded`, and `Relation.Map` |
- `Acc (Relation.Map r f f) (f a)` and `WellFounded (Relation.Map r f f)` imply `Acc r a` and `WellFounded r` respectively;
- They are equivalent respectively if `f` is injective.
Suggested by @plp127 in https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/39774#discussion_r3618397529
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t-order |
17/0 |
Mathlib/Logic/Relation.lean,Mathlib/Order/WellFounded.lean |
2 |
19 |
['Hagb', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
11-48193 11 days ago |
13-24422 13 days ago |
13-24406 13 days |
0 |
| 44712 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore: rename arguments to `Shrink.rec` |
Name the motive `motive` and name the minor premises according to their contents. While we're here, also unexpose `Shrink.rec`, which is the last exposed declaration in this file, so also remove the `@[expose]` from the `@[expose] public section` at the top of the file because none of the declarations are actually exposed.
Also add a docstring.
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t-logic
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10/10 |
Mathlib/Logic/Small/Defs.lean,scripts/nolints.json |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
11-42528 11 days ago |
12-69485 12 days ago |
12-69469 12 days |
0 |
| 44684 |
josephqian507 author:josephqian507 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add row equivalence and echelon form lemmas |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add row equivalence and echelon form lemmas
This adds lemmas to bridge the current mathlib definition of row equivalence with the idea of two matrices that have the same null space. It also adds a proof that the reduced row echelon form of a matrix is unique. LLMs were used to fill in sorrys for some proofs (specifically, rowEquivalent_of_mul_eq_zero, rowEquivalent_iff_ker_eq, and much of RrefUniqueness.lean)
Co-authored-by: Junye Ji <junyej@uw.edu>
Co-authored-by: Dhruv Bhatia <dbhatia1@uw.edu>
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t-algebra
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large-import
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
501/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Echelon/Basic.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Echelon/RrefUniqueness.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/ElementaryRowOperations.lean |
4 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'josephqian507'] |
nobody |
11-39023 11 days ago |
11-39709 11 days ago |
12-52588 12 days |
0 |
| 44784 |
shunfeng8421 author:shunfeng8421 |
feat(Combinatorics): prove finitary Van der Waerden by compactness |
Proves the finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem:
```lean
theorem van_der_waerden (k : ℕ) {κ : Type*} [Finite κ] [Nonempty κ] :
∃ N : ℕ, ∀ C : Fin (N + 1) → κ, HasMonoAPWithin k N C
```
i.e. every finite coloring of a sufficiently large initial segment `[0, N]`
contains a monochromatic arithmetic progression of length `k`.
This resolves the TODO in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean` asking for a
finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem.
## Proof sketch
The proof goes by compactness (Rado's selection lemma), the route explicitly
suggested in the TODO ("either by compactness or by modifying the current
proof"):
1. Assume the theorem fails: every segment `[0, N]` admits a "bad" coloring with
no monochromatic AP of length `k`.
2. For each finite set `s ⊆ ℕ`, pick the bad coloring of the covering interval
`[0, s.sup id]` and extend it (arbitrarily) to all of `ℕ`.
3. **Rado's selection lemma** (`Finset.rado_selection`, from
`Mathlib/Combinatorics/Compactness.lean`, itself proved via Tychonoff's
theorem) stitches these local bad colorings into a global coloring
`χ : ℕ → κ` that agrees with some local bad coloring on every finite set.
4. The **infinite** Van der Waerden theorem — `Combinatorics.exists_mono_homothetic_copy`,
a corollary of Hales–Jewett — produces a monochromatic AP `(a * t + b)_{t < k}`
in `χ`.
5. Viewed as a finite set, this AP lies inside the covering interval of some
finite set `t` on which the bad coloring agrees with `χ`, so it is also
monochromatic there — contradicting badness of that local coloring.
No explicit bounds are produced; this is purely an existence proof, which is
exactly what the compactness route buys.
## New definitions
- `Combinatorics.HasMonoAPWithin k N C`: the coloring `C : Fin (N+1) → κ` of the
initial segment `[0, N]` contains a monochromatic AP of length `k`.
## Changes
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean`: removed the completed TODO item
("Prove a finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem ... by compactness"),
added a pointer to the new theorem in the "Main results" list.
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/VanDerWaerden.lean`: new file.
## Notes for the reviewer
- The file header still contains the `[Author]` placeholder: fill in your name
before committing.
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**AI disclosure**: AI-assisted tools were used to draft the proof outline and Lean code, and to debug type/simplifier issues; all contributions were reviewed and verified by the author, who takes full responsibility for the correctness of the mathematics and code.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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100/3 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/VanDerWaerden.lean |
3 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'shunfeng8421'] |
nobody |
10-69926 10 days ago |
10-69926 10 days ago |
10-78266 10 days |
0 |
| 42353 |
sankalpsthakur author:sankalpsthakur |
feat(RingTheory): add nilpotence lemmas for zero sums |
In a commutative semiring, adds:
- `sq_eq_sq_of_add_eq_zero`: if `x + y = 0` then `x^2 = y^2`
- `IsNilpotent.of_add_eq_zero_left`: if `x + y = 0` and `y` is nilpotent, so is `x`
- `isNilpotent_iff_of_add_eq_zero`: under `x + y = 0`, `x` is nilpotent iff `y` is
Motivated by #10539.
### Validation
Built locally: `lake build Mathlib.RingTheory.Nilpotent.Basic` — succeeds.
Closes #10539
### AI/LLM disclosure
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
49/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Nilpotent/Basic.lean |
1 |
29 |
['github-actions', 'sankalpsthakur', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
10-66340 10 days ago |
58-37524 58 days ago |
64-45296 64 days |
0 |
| 40472 |
karlesmarin author:karlesmarin |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): oriented incidence matrix |
Defines the oriented incidence matrix `SimpleGraph.orientedIncMatrix` of a simple graph on a linearly ordered vertex type, with each edge oriented from its smaller to its larger endpoint, and proves `orientedIncMatrix_mul_transpose : N * Nᵀ = G.lapMatrix R`.
This covers, for a fixed orientation, the second TODO in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/IncMatrix.lean`.
Written with the help of an LLM (Claude).
|
new-contributor
LLM-generated
t-combinatorics
|
157/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/OrientedIncMatrix.lean |
2 |
21 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'karlesmarin'] |
b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
10-60441 10 days ago |
25-81458 25 days ago |
133-22375 133 days |
0 |
| 44276 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
doc(AlgebraicGeometry/AffineTransitionLimit): improve stacks tags |
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t-algebraic-geometry |
5/4 |
Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/AffineTransitionLimit.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
10-60439 10 days ago |
25-27020 25 days ago |
25-27004 25 days |
0 |
| 39067 |
mbkybky author:mbkybky |
feat(Algebra/Module): define modules admitting finite free resolutions |
We say that an `R`-module `M` has a finite free resolution if there exists an exact sequence `0 ⟶ Eₙ ⟶ ⋯ ⟶ E₀ ⟶ M ⟶ 0` such that `Eᵢ` are finite free `R`-modules.
- [x] depends on: #41880
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171/0 |
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2 |
4 |
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nobody |
10-59538 10 days ago |
32-19679 32 days ago |
71-58201 71 days |
2 |
| 43013 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
feat: diffeomorphisms are smooth embeddings |
This is a direct corollary of a previous PR, so let's include it.
This PR assumes matching models with corners (as the general case is not obviously true).
Using the inverse function theorem instead allows any models, but requires Banach manifolds and conditions on boundary behaviour. This will be added in the future, once the relevant version of the inverse function theorem is merged to mathlib.
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Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Immersion.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/SmoothEmbedding.lean |
2 |
3 |
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nobody |
10-59537 10 days ago |
33-76625 33 days ago |
34-85451 34 days |
0 |
| 44812 |
keithadler author:keithadler |
fix(MeasureTheory/Group/Arithmetic): make `Finset.measurable_prod` state the product of functions |
`Finset.measurable_prod` (and `Finset.measurable_sum`) had exactly the same statement and proof as `Finset.measurable_fun_prod`: `Measurable fun a ↦ ∏ i ∈ s, f i a`. Everywhere else in this file the plain name states the point-free form (`List.measurable_prod : Measurable l.prod`, `Finset.aemeasurable_prod : AEMeasurable (∏ i ∈ s, f i) μ`) and `_fun_` states the `fun a ↦ …` form. This makes `Finset.measurable_prod` state `Measurable (∏ i ∈ s, f i)`, proved through `Multiset.measurable_prod` the way `aemeasurable_prod` is, and proves `measurable_fun_prod` from it. The two uses that need the `fun` form, `IsProgressive.finsetProd` and `integral_id_stdGaussian`, now use `measurable_fun_prod` / `measurable_fun_sum`.
The three edited modules build and `lake exe runLinter` passes on them, on current `master`. I did not build the rest of Mathlib, so CI will show whether anything else used the old statement.
Found with [Lean Studio](https://github.com/keithadler/leanstudio)'s Find Similar Proofs. Prepared with AI assistance (Claude); I checked the change and the build.
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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9/9 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Group/Arithmetic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Gaussian/Multivariate.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Process/Adapted.lean |
3 |
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['github-actions', 'keithadler'] |
nobody |
10-59054 10 days ago |
10-60300 10 days ago |
10-60284 10 days |
0 |
| 44147 |
eric-wieser author:eric-wieser |
feat(Data/List/Sort): lemmas about sublists and orderedInsert |
Add `List.orderedInsert_eq_cons_of_forall_rel`, and characterize when one `orderedInsert` is a sublist of another (`List.orderedInsert_sublist_orderedInsert_iff`, `List.orderedInsert_sublist_orderedInsert_iff_of_notMem`, `List.erase_sublist_iff_sublist_orderedInsert_of_notMem`), a permutation of another (`List.orderedInsert_perm_orderedInsert_iff`, `List.orderedInsert_perm_orderedInsert_iff_right`), or a sub-permutation of another (`List.orderedInsert_subperm_orderedInsert_iff`).
Also add `List.perm_cons_right_iff : a :: l ~ b :: l ↔ a = b`, the `cons` version of `List.perm_append_right_iff`.
These are split out from work on a basis for `CliffordAlgebra`.
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nobody |
10-42780 10 days ago |
13-48572 13 days ago |
18-2000 18 days |
0 |
| 42878 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Star): the nth star graph is contained in a graph iff max degree is at least `n` |
- `starGraph (r : W) ⊑ G ↔ Nat.card W ≤ G.maxDegree + 1`
- `starGraph v ⊑ starGraph w ↔ Nonempty (V ↪ W)`
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86/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Star.lean |
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nobody |
10-41913 10 days ago |
10-42462 10 days ago |
55-29715 55 days |
0 |
| 42665 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(SimpleGraph/Coloring/Constructions): some golfs |
Also remove the `2 ≤ n` hypothesis from `cycleGraph.tricoloring`, and spell `two_colorable_iff_forall_loop_even` using `IsBipartite`.
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- `chromaticNumber_cycleGraph_of_odd`: 25ms to 55ms
- `two_colorable_iff_forall_loop_even`: 50ms to 40ms
- `IsTree.coloringTwoOfVert`: 45ms to 75ms
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nobody |
10-40018 10 days ago |
10-42196 10 days ago |
72-49889 72 days |
0 |
| 43965 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(NumberTheory): `decide`, `#eval` and `norm_num` for Carmichael numbers |
Provide both an efficient decidability instance and a `norm_num` extension to decide whether a given literal is a Carmichael number.
This lets us prove that 561 is the smallest Carmichael number "in a computationally efficient manner". Deprecate the version of Korselt's criterion that was supposed to be used for this (but was less efficient than these new instance/extension).
Generated by Claude Opus in several rounds of review to optimise various parts of the algorithms and make sure that the decidability instance works for both `#eval` and `decide`. I haven't made much of an effort to clean the proofs (existing proofs internal to `norm_num` read like garbage to me anyway).
From FormalConjectures
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t-meta
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312/10 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/CarmichaelNumber.lean,MathlibTest/NumberTheory/CarmichaelNumber.lean |
2 |
13 |
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nobody |
10-39891 10 days ago |
10-40494 10 days ago |
30-42508 30 days |
1 |
| 43211 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Geometry/Convex): ordered convex spaces |
Define ordered convex spaces as those convex spaces for which taking convex combinations is monotone in its inputs. Since `sConvexComb : StdSimplex R X → X`, the best way to do so is to equip `StdSimplex R X` with the stochastic dominance order and requiring `sConvexComb` to be monotone under that order.
Also define two constructors to pull back a ConvexSpace instance under an injective map with convex range: a computable one further taking a section of the map as input, and a non-computable one. Redefine the `Subtype` instance and define the `OrderDual` instance using the computable one.
Generated by Claude Opus following my existing draft, then reviewed and partly rewritten by myself.
From the convexity refactor. Ordered convex spaces will be used to define convex/concave functions.
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17 |
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nobody |
10-32757 10 days ago |
10-37097 10 days ago |
49-32378 49 days |
0 |
| 38964 |
smmercuri author:smmercuri |
chore(Algebra): consolidate variables and sections for `AlgHom`/`AlgEquiv` |
This is a preparatory PR for the refactor of `AlgHom` to be semilinear (see #38376). This PR does not add or remove any results and only moves things around to reduce the diff for the future refactor. Namely, we do the following:
- Re-order variables in `AlgHom` and `AlgEquiv` so that `CommSemiring R` directly follows `R`. This is needed in the semialgebra definition.
- Move `comp` and `trans` API later in respective files so that the extra variables needed for those lemmas can be sectioned better.
- Similarly move some `congr` results in `Equiv.lean` to their own sections.
- Align variable names in `Equiv.lean` to match `Hom.lean`
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nobody |
10-25011 10 days ago |
10-28390 10 days ago |
43-43085 43 days |
1 |
| 42735 |
FrankieNC author:FrankieNC |
chore(Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction): remove defeq option in Monad |
Remove the `set_option backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency` false in `Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Monad.lean`, on `bindOnSupport_bindOnSupport`.
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10/9 |
Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Monad.lean |
1 |
5 |
['FrankieNC', 'JovanGerb', 'github-actions'] |
JovanGerb assignee:JovanGerb |
10-17840 10 days ago |
10-76797 10 days ago |
66-27148 66 days |
0 |
| 43280 |
idontgetoutmuch author:idontgetoutmuch |
feat(Topology/VectorBundle): coordinate lemmas for the bundle of bilinear forms |
Two coordinate-level identities for the bundle of scalar-valued bilinear forms
`fun x ↦ E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₁ x →L[𝕜] 𝕜` over a vector bundle, added to
`Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Hom.lean`:
- `inCoordinates_apply_eq₂_bilin`: specialisation of `inCoordinates_apply_eq₂` to
scalar-valued forms on a single bundle (`E₂ = E₁`, `E₃ = Bundle.Trivial B 𝕜`);
- `trivializationAt_symm_apply_bilin`: the inverse trivialization of the bilinear-forms
bundle, applied to fibre vectors, equals the model form on their images under
`continuousLinearMapAt`.
`Hom.lean` now imports `Mathlib.Topology.VectorBundle.Constructions`, which is needed
for the `Bundle.Trivial` instances used in these statements.
`inCoordinates_apply_eq₂_bilin` is used to simplify six proof steps in
`Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Riemannian.lean`, which previously applied
`inCoordinates_apply_eq₂ h h (Set.mem_univ _)` and then simplified away the trivial-bundle
`linearMapAt` by hand. Two ad hoc `convert!` proofs there are replaced by the existing
`Trivialization.symm_linearMapAt`.
This is the first piece split out of #33714 (existence of a Riemannian metric on a
manifold), which will be rebased on top of this PR. |
t-topology
new-contributor
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45/20 |
Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Hom.lean,Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Riemannian.lean |
2 |
21 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'idontgetoutmuch'] |
grunweg assignee:grunweg |
10-9085 10 days ago |
30-6489 30 days ago |
52-20823 52 days |
0 |
| 44546 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: use differential geometry elaborators for `ContinuousAlternatingMap`s more |
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t-differential-geometry
t-meta
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89/117 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/ContMDiff/NormedSpace.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/MFDeriv/NormedSpace.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
10-5374 10 days ago |
10-10091 10 days ago |
10-10327 10 days |
0 |
| 44585 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: simplify guessing of base field in custom elaboators |
Given a space of continuous linear (or alternating linear) maps, we can read off the base field directly: no need to recurse into the domain there.
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t-differential-geometry |
8/11 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
10-5182 10 days ago |
10-10088 10 days ago |
10-10230 10 days |
0 |
| 40727 |
pepamontero author:pepamontero |
feat(Geometry/Manifold/Instances/Quotient): quotients of manifolds by smooth free properly discontinuous group actions are manifolds |
Add smooth manifold structure on orbit space `orbitRel.Quotient G M`.
This PR is a follow-up to #35653, which equipped `orbitRel.Quotient G M` with a `ChartedSpace` structure. Here we promote that to an `IsManifold I n` instance, assuming M itself is an `IsManifold I n` and `G` acts by
`ContMDiffConstSMul`.
This PR:
* Changes the charted space instance to use `IsLocalHomeomorph.chartedSpaceOfRightInverse` applied to `Quotient.out_eq`, so the charts come from an explicit local section `orbitRel.Quotient.localInverseAt x` of the quotient map at `x.out`.
* Adds some API on `localInverseAt` that is only relevant when we have an action (`localInverseAt_apply_mk_eq_smul`, `localInverseAt_symm_trans_eqOn_smul`, `exists_smul_mem_localInverseAt_target`)
* Defines the `transitionMap` between the charts of the quotient, and adds `transitionMap_locally_smul` which shows each transition map agrees near any point with `φ x⁻¹ ≫ (g • ·) ≫ φ y` for a single `g : G`.
* Uses the above to prove `isManifold_quotient_of_contMDiffSMul`.
This started as an ItaLean2025 project; here is the [Zulip thread](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/541885-ItaLean-2025/topic/Projects.3A.20Quotient.20Manifolds/with/575121158) dedicated to it.
Co-authored by: Enrique Díaz Blanco <qdiazblanco@gmail.com>
Co-authored by: Archie Browne <ajb421@ic.ac.uk>
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- [x] depends on: #41832
- [x] depends on: #41835
- [x] depends on: #42436
- [x] depends on: #42502
- [x] depends on: #41534
- [x] depends on: #43717
**Questions for reviewers**:
1. Should the acting group be `Γ` rather than `G`? Here `G` has no topology, and in other files `Γ` is used in this case.
2. Should `localInverseAt` be a `def` instead of an `abbrev`? It is an `abbrev` because there is already API for `IsLocalHomeomorph.localInverseAt` that I need.
3. Is changing the `ChartedSpace` instance to `Quotient.out` the right decision?
4. Should I write a definition for `(chartAt H x.out).symm ≫ₕ (g • ·) ≫ₕ chartAt H y.out` , similar to `transitionMap`?
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new-contributor
large-import
t-differential-geometry
maintainer-merge
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131/6 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Instances/Quotient.lean |
1 |
87 |
['Deicyde', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'pepamontero', 'scholzhannah'] |
grunweg assignee:grunweg |
10-1981 10 days ago |
11-11511 11 days ago |
61-64031 61 days |
1 |
| 44840 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: rename ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt to hasStrict(F)DerivAt_(… |
Currently, mathlib has both `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt` and `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt'`: avoid the primed names by
- renaming `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt` to `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt_(f)deriv` (which describes their statement more faithfully), and
- renaming `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt'` to `ContDiffAt.hasStrict(F)DerivAt`
Because this is a cyclic rename, we can only generate deprecations for half of these.
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t-analysis |
33/25 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/ContDiff/RCLike.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/ImplicitContDiff.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/InverseFunctionTheorem/ContDiff.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/ExpDeriv.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Pow/Deriv.lean |
5 |
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nobody |
9-78556 9 days ago |
9-78609 9 days ago |
9-78595 9 days |
3 |
| 44843 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
feat: `isInvertible_fderivWithin_writtenInExtChartAt` |
If the `mfderiv` of `f` is injective (invertible), so is the fderivWithin of `f` written in extended charts. |
t-differential-geometry |
16/4 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/MFDeriv/Basic.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
9-74603 9 days ago |
9-77204 9 days ago |
9-77188 9 days |
2 |
| 42836 |
loefflerd author:loefflerd |
feat(NumberTheory/Padics): the Amice transform is a ring isomorphism |
Show that the Amice-transform isomorphism from measures on `ℤ_[p]` to `ℤ_[p]⟦X⟧` is an isomorphism of rings, when the measures are equipped with the ring structure defined by convolution.
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MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
9-72369 9 days ago |
9-74230 9 days ago |
27-62864 27 days |
0 |
| 42865 |
WilliamCoram author:WilliamCoram |
refactor: change definition of operator norm to depend only on modules over semirings |
We restructure the operator norm definition so that `opNorm` only takes in modules over semirings.
This is a reduction from `NontriviallyNormedField`; the goal of this is to allow us to have theories of operator norms in different settings (e.g. modules over Banach-Tate rings) without making duplicate statements.
AI disclosure: The need for the new operator norm definition appeared in a project I was using Claude to help autoformalise (see [Zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/compact.20operators.20and.20Fredholm.20determinant/with/572850121)). However, this generalisation of the operator norm definition was hand-written to avoid Claude's duplication it created.
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nobody |
9-69755 9 days ago |
9-71258 9 days ago |
9-72620 9 days |
0 |
| 44845 |
DanielJHorton author:DanielJHorton |
feat(LinearAlgebra/PiTensorProduct/Projective): implement properties of tensor products of families of projective modules |
This PR adds a new file `LinearAlgebra/PiTensorProduct/Projective` which develops the properties of tensor products of families of projective modules. Results for binary tensor products from `LinearAlgebra/Contraction` are extended to `PiTensorProduct`, and the main result `dualDistribEquiv` of `LinearAlgebra/PiTensorProduct/Dual` is generalized from free modules over a ring to projective modules over a semiring.
The major results are:
- `PiTensorProduct.Projective` - An instance proving that the tensor product of a finite collection of projective modules is projective.
- `PiTensorProduct.piTensorHomEquiv` - A linear equivalence whose underlying linear map is `piTensorHomMap` from `LinearAlgebra/PiTensorProduct/Basic`.
- `PiTensorProduct.dualDistribEquivOfProjective` - A linear equivalence whose underlying map is `dualDistrib` from `LinearAlgebra/PiTensorProduct/Dual`. This generalizes `dualDistribEquiv`, replacing hypotheses `[CommRing R]` and `[Module.Free R (P i)]` with `[CommSemiring R]` and `[Module.Projective R (P i)]`.
This PR also adds a small definition `dualBaseRingEquiv (R : Type*) [CommSemiring R] : Dual R R ≃ₗ[R] R` to `LinearAlgebra/Dual/Defs` (as well as associated `@[simp]` lemmas) which were used in some of the proofs.
Disclamer: I am still a relatively new contributor here and this is my largest PR so far. I am grateful for the time of any reviewers who look at this PR and I am happy to answer any questions about implementation/design choices.
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nobody |
9-67564 9 days ago |
9-69039 9 days ago |
9-70936 9 days |
0 |
| 43858 |
BoltonBailey author:BoltonBailey |
chore(Algebra/GroupWithZero/Units/Basic): rename three lemmas `'` -> `₀` |
This PR comes about as a result of using Claude to look for easy reductions to the docPrime linter. Claude turned up three lemmas about GroupWithZero named with primes which are analogous to unprimed lemmas about groups. This PR renames them to use the usual convention of naming such lemmas with an underscored zero.
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label:t-algebra$ |
28/25 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Field/ModEq.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/GroupWithZero/Units/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/BoxIntegral/UnitPartition.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/UpperHalfPlane/Metric.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Algebra/QuaternionExponential.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Log/Base.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Stirling.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Angle/Bisector.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Angle/Oriented/Affine.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/FLT/Basic.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Height/NumberField.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/HurwitzZetaEven.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/ZMod.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/PythagoreanTriples.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Gaussian/CharFun.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Gaussian/HasGaussianLaw/Independence.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Invariant/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Instances/AddCircle/Real.lean,scripts/nolints_prime_decls.txt |
19 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
9-64626 9 days ago |
9-67509 9 days ago |
32-12262 32 days |
0 |
| 43472 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
refactor: replace `SemilatticeSup.sup` with `max` |
This PR replaces the `sup` field of `SemilatticeSup` with `Max.max`. This will enable further refactors such as redefining `SemilatticeSup` using `Std.LawfulOrderSup` or making `LinearOrder` extend `Lattice`.
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t-order |
161/194 |
Archive/MinimalSheffer.lean,Archive/Robbins.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Presheaf/Submodule.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Sheaf/Submodule.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Field/Subfield/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Subgroup/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Submonoid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Subsemigroup/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Subalgebra.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Submodule/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/GroupWithZero/Canonical.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Kleene.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Idempotent.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subring/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subsemiring/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Tropical/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/IdealSheaf/Basic.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialComplex/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/BoxIntegral/Box/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/BoxIntegral/Partition/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/SimplicialComplex/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Group/Seminorm.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/MStructure.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Seminorm/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Basic/PEquiv.lean,Mathlib/Basic/Real/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Groupoid/Subgroupoid.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Preorder.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Coverage.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Grothendieck.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Pretopology.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Sieves/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Subfunctor/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Subfunctor/SubmonoidFunctor.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Subobject/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Graph/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Computability/Reduce.lean,Mathlib/Data/DFinsupp/Order.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finset/Lattice/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/Multiset/UnionInter.lean,Mathlib/Data/Semiquot.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/Circle/RotationNumber/TranslationNumber.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/Cone/Face/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/StructureGroupoid.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/Congruence/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/AffineSubspace/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/LinearPMap.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Function/AEEqFun.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Function/SimpleFunc.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Substructures.lean,Mathlib/Order/BooleanSubalgebra.lean,Mathlib/Order/Booleanisation.lean,Mathlib/Order/Bounds/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteLattice/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/Copy.lean,Mathlib/Order/Defs/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/Germ/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/FixedPoints.lean,Mathlib/Order/GaloisConnection/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Heyting/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Heyting/Regular.lean,Mathlib/Order/Hom/Order.lean,Mathlib/Order/Ideal.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Finpartition.lean,Mathlib/Order/Preorder/Finsupp.lean,Mathlib/Order/PropInstances.lean,Mathlib/Order/Setoid/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Sublattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/Sum/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Process/Filtration.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Congruence/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Finiteness/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Finiteness/Small.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/NonUnitalSubring/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/NonUnitalSubsemiring/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/TwoSidedIdeal/Lattice.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/UniqueFactorizationDomain/FactorSet.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Valuation/ValuationSubring.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/GroupTopology.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/ClosedSubmodule.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Category/TopCat/OpenNhds.lean,Mathlib/Topology/LocallyFinsupp.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/BundledFun.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sets/Compacts.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Basic.lean,MathlibTest/DefEqAbuse.lean |
92 |
11 |
['JovanGerb', 'gasparattila', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
9-61425 9 days ago |
9-64915 9 days ago |
19-8879 19 days |
0 |
| 41308 |
sergantche author:sergantche |
feat: add `List.insertIdx_eraseIdx_getElem_perm` |
Adds `List.insertIdx_eraseIdx_getElem_perm`, showing that erasing an element by index and inserting it at any valid position gives a permutation of the original list.
This packages the existing lemmas `List.perm_insertIdx` and `List.getElem_cons_eraseIdx_perm` into a direct API lemma.
AI assistance was used in preparing this PR; I reviewed the statement and proof.
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t-data
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
5/0 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Perm/Basic.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'sergantche', 'vlad902'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
9-60441 9 days ago |
102-70313 102 days ago |
106-73692 106 days |
0 |
| 41905 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(FieldTheory): relrank lemma about sup |
The main lemma I want is `(A ⊔ C).relrank (B ⊔ C) ≤ A.relrank B`. Added some trivial lemma along the way.
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
91/0 |
Mathlib/FieldTheory/Relrank.lean |
1 |
11 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'sharky564'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
9-60440 9 days ago |
96-71817 96 days ago |
96-71801 96 days |
0 |
| 41918 |
CoolRmal author:CoolRmal |
feat(Topology/Order): separability is hereditary for linearly ordered topological spaces |
In this PR we prove that
1. `isTopologicalBasis_isOpen_ordConnected`: in a linearly ordered topological space, every point of an open set `U` has an open `Set.OrdConnected` neighbourhood contained in `U`.
2. `countable_setOf_isolated_subtype`: in a separable linearly ordered topological space, the points of a subset `s` that are isolated in the subspace `s` form a countable set.
3. A subset of a separable linearly ordered topological space is separable in the subspace topology. This is proved as an instance.
The material was developed for showing the measurability of the pathwise variation of a continuous stochastic process in https://github.com/RemyDegenne/brownian-motion/pull/494. Created with the help of Claude Code, carefully reviewed and golfed by myself.
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t-topology |
153/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Closure.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Order/Separable.lean |
3 |
2 |
['CoolRmal', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
9-60439 9 days ago |
85-52843 85 days ago |
96-47295 96 days |
1 |
| 44029 |
seewoo5 author:seewoo5 |
feat(ModularForms): derivative of discriminant form |
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(c.f. I thought that this would follow from Ramanujan formula and $\Delta = (E_4^3 - E_6^2)/1728$, until I (re-)realize that $E_2$ is defined as logarithmic derivative of Dedekind eta function and we have much shorter proof.)
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t-number-theory
LLM-generated
sphere-packing
|
25/2 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/Discriminant.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
9-60438 9 days ago |
13-48900 13 days ago |
31-68144 31 days |
0 |
| 44061 |
teorth author:teorth |
feat(NumberTheory/Mertens): abstract theory of Mertens weights |
This is the first of a three-PR stack splitting the Mertens theorems
development (#41394) into pieces under 500 LoC each.
It introduces `Mathlib/NumberTheory/Mertens/Weight.lean`: the abstract theory
of *Mertens weights* — the `Mertens.Weight` structure and the basic estimates
attached to it (the `E₁`/`E₂` error bounds, `sum_sub_log_*`, `M_bounds`,
`sum_div_log_*`, …). No concrete weight is constructed here; this will be done in #44062.
---
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- [x] depends on: #41120
- [x] depends on: #43471
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t-number-theory |
502/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Mertens/Weight.lean |
2 |
10 |
['amellendijk', 'github-actions', 'loefflerd', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'xroblot'] |
MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
9-60437 9 days ago |
22-12684 22 days ago |
30-53162 30 days |
2 |
| 42820 |
tolgadgrmnc27 author:tolgadgrmnc27 |
feat(Data/Nat/Choose): elementary Chernoff bound for tail sums of binomial coefficients |
Adds an elementary, purely combinatorial Chernoff-type bound on tail sums of
binomial coefficients:
```lean
theorem Nat.sum_Ico_choose_le_div (n m : ℕ) {x : α} (hx : 1 ≤ x) :
∑ j ∈ Ico m (n + 1), (n.choose j : α) ≤ (1 + x) ^ n / x ^ m
```
together with the specialization at `x = 2`:
```lean
theorem Nat.sum_Ico_choose_le_three_pow_div (n m : ℕ) :
∑ j ∈ Ico m (n + 1), (n.choose j : α) ≤ 3 ^ n / 2 ^ m
```
The proof is the classical exponential moment trick done combinatorially: for
`m ≤ j` and `1 ≤ x` we have `x ^ m ≤ x ^ j`, so the tail sum is bounded by
`x ^ (-m) * ∑ j, n.choose j * x ^ j = x ^ (-m) * (1 + x) ^ n` by the binomial
theorem. A helper `Nat.sum_range_choose_mul_pow` states the binomial theorem in
the convenient form `∑ j ≤ n, n.choose j * x ^ j = (1 + x) ^ n`.
### Why this is not already in Mathlib
* `Nat.sum_range_choose` gives the *total* sum `∑ j ≤ n, n.choose j = 2 ^ n`.
* `Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds.lean` bounds a *single* coefficient
(`choose_le_pow`, `choose_le_two_pow`, `choose_le_pow_div`, …).
* `Mathlib/Probability/Moments/SubGaussian.lean` has Chernoff/Hoeffding, but
measure-theoretically: using it for a counting argument requires setting up a
probability space with independent Bernoulli variables and translating back
to cardinalities.
I could not find a statement bounding a *partial* sum of binomial
coefficients. The version here needs no probability space and applies directly
to counting arguments (its original use was bounding the number of `n < 2 ^ k`
whose first `k` binary digits contain at least `m` ones).
### Notes
* Stated over a general `[Semifield α] [LinearOrder α] [IsStrictOrderedRing α]`,
matching the typeclass style of `Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds.lean`.
* `Ico m (n + 1)` rather than a `filter (m ≤ ·)` form, as is idiomatic in
Mathlib; the two are equal by `Finset.filter_le_eq_Ico`-style reasoning.
* Names are of course open to bikeshedding.
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t-data
new-contributor
|
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Tail.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
9-59530 9 days ago |
68-21414 68 days ago |
68-21398 68 days |
0 |
| 43324 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat: fine uniformity |
This PR continues the work from #24016.
Original PR: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/24016
---
- [x] depends on: #43312 |
t-topology |
130/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/FineUniformity.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
9-56383 9 days ago |
9-57679 9 days ago |
9-58607 9 days |
0 |
| 44060 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean): lemma about excenters and volumes |
This proves that volume = inradius * surface / n
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t-euclidean-geometry
maintainer-merge
|
112/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Volume/Incenter.lean |
2 |
8 |
['SnirBroshi', 'copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'jsm28', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
9-52589 9 days ago |
31-56301 31 days ago |
31-56285 31 days |
2 |
| 39347 |
Sfgangloff author:Sfgangloff |
feat(SymbolicDynamics): refactor of Pattern and shift-invariance of shape languages for subshifts |
## Summary
This PR refactors Pattern.mulShift in Mathlib/Dynamics/SymbolicDynamics/Basic.lean and uses the cleaner definition to prove shift-invariance of the language of a subshift on a finite shape.
## Changes
Pattern.mulShift now returns a Pattern instead of a configuration (more natural).
- Old type: Pattern.mulShift : Pattern A G → G → (G → A)
- New type: Pattern.mulShift : Pattern A G → G → Pattern A G
- The result carries its support (p.support.image (v * ·)) and the
default-outside-support proof, so callers don't have to re-derive them.
The [IsLeftCancelMul G] hypothesis is moved to the lemmas that actually use it.
- The definition Pattern.mulShift itself no longer needs left-cancellation (it only
chooses a preimage noncomputably).
- The hypothesis is now stated on mulShift_config_apply_mul_left_of_mem and
mulOccursInAt_eq_cylinder directly, instead of being a section-level variable.
Renames following the type change.
- mulShift_apply_mul_left_of_mem → mulShift_config_apply_mul_left_of_mem (because we
now write (p.mulShift v).config instead of p.mulShift v).
New @[simp] and @[ext] lemmas for Pattern.
- Pattern.ext: two patterns are equal iff their supports agree and their
configurations agree on the support.
- Pattern.mulShift_support: the support of p.mulShift v is p.support.image (v * ·).
- Pattern.fromConfig_support: the support of fromConfig x U is U.
- Pattern.fromConfig_config_of_mem: on its support, fromConfig x U agrees with x.
New lemma Pattern.fromConfig_mulShift.
For a left inverse g' * g = 1, shifting the pattern fromConfig x U by g equals
fromConfig (mulShift g' x) (U.image (g * ·)).
New theorem MulSubshift.languageOn_image_mulShift.
For a subshift Y and elements g, g' with g * g' = 1 and g' * g = 1:
(fun p => p.mulShift g) '' Y.languageOn U = Y.languageOn (U.image (g * ·))
i.e. the language on the translated shape is exactly the image of the language on U
under the pattern-shift map. This gives a bijection between Y.languageOn U and
Y.languageOn (U.image (g * ·)), with inverse p ↦ p.mulShift g'. Stated for
left-cancellative monoids with an invertible element.
Updated docstrings for Pattern.mulShift and the renamed lemma to reflect the
bundled-Pattern return type and clarify which results need [IsLeftCancelMul G]. |
t-dynamics
new-contributor
|
144/47 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/SymbolicDynamics/Basic.lean |
1 |
13 |
['Sfgangloff', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'sgouezel'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
9-36572 9 days ago |
9-37178 9 days ago |
69-74683 69 days |
0 |
| 44798 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
style(Order/Heyting): rename inf_himp to inf_himp_self |
Rename `inf_himp` to `inf_himp_self` to align with its dual `sup_sdiff_self` and companion lemma `himp_inf_self`, resolving an in-code TODO. Add a deprecated alias `inf_himp`.
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t-order
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
5/4 |
Mathlib/Order/Heyting/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
['3y3y3y-huaiji', 'github-actions', 'plp127', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
9-33416 9 days ago |
10-85307 10 days ago |
10-85291 10 days |
0 |
| 43577 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
chore(Order/BooleanAlgebra): Add push tags |
Add push tags to some lemmas in Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean
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t-order
new-contributor
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19/4 |
Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
9-29194 9 days ago |
9-31729 9 days ago |
45-368 45 days |
0 |
| 44858 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: connect regular cardinal orders to regular cardinals |
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t-set-theory |
10/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Regular.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
9-27458 9 days ago |
9-28735 9 days ago |
9-28719 9 days |
0 |
| 44855 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: link `Order.enum` to `Subtype.orderIsoOfNat` |
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t-set-theory
large-import
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15/3 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Aleph.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Cofinality/Enum.lean |
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2 |
['github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
9-25973 9 days ago |
9-28639 9 days ago |
9-29272 9 days |
0 |
| 36428 |
wrenna-robson author:wrenna-robson |
feat(Logic/Equiv/Fin): Streamline equiv definitions using mkDivMod |
This PR uses Fin.mkDivMod to streamline the related equivalence and introduces Nat.mkDivMod to a similar end.
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t-data |
67/70 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Complex/Arctan.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Series.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Init.lean,Mathlib/Logic/Equiv/Fin/Basic.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Height/MvPolynomial.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Equipartition.lean |
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7 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wrenna-robson'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
9-21131 9 days ago |
9-23722 9 days ago |
113-83560 113 days |
0 |
| 41289 |
D-Thomine author:D-Thomine |
feat(Dynamics): recurrents set and refactoring of conservative maps |
This PR deals mostly with `Dynamics.Conservative`. The notion of *recurrent set* is introduced: a set `s` is recurrent if almost every point in `s` returns to `s`. Most properties of conservative maps actually apply to recurrent sets.
The definition of conservative map is changed to align with this notion of recurrent set (a map is conservative if every measurable set is recurrent). Theorem `MeasureTheory.conservative_iff_exists_mem_iterate_mem` expresses the equivalence of the new definition with the older one.
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337/114 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/Ergodic/Conservative.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/Ergodic/MeasurePreserving.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/QuasiMeasurePreserving.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/CountableInter.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Finset/Basic.lean |
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sgouezel assignee:sgouezel |
9-10440 9 days ago |
9-13122 9 days ago |
93-56128 93 days |
0 |
| 44831 |
scottdhughes author:scottdhughes |
feat(Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow): add a real power difference bound |
Add `Real.abs_rpow_sub_rpow_le` in `Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean`: for nonnegative real bases and `0 ≤ p ≤ 1`,
```lean
|a ^ p - b ^ p| ≤ |a - b| ^ p
```
Provide a direct scalar API for downstream fractional-power regularity estimates. Derive the bound from the neighboring `Real.rpow_add_le_add_rpow`, then handle the two input orders. Include both exponent endpoints. Add one lemma and its docstring, with no new imports.
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- `lake build Mathlib.Analysis.MeanInequalitiesPow`
- `lake exe lint-style Mathlib.Analysis.MeanInequalitiesPow`
- Fresh source elaboration, exported-type and axiom checks, plus all 15 default declaration linters for the new lemma.
The axiom check reports only `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound`.
AI assistance: Codex adapted an existing downstream proof, searched Mathlib and relevant open PRs, drafted this description, and ran the local checks.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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19/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean |
1 |
3 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'scottdhughes'] |
nobody |
8-85054 8 days ago |
10-1818 10 days ago |
10-1802 10 days |
0 |
| 42693 |
justin-palumbo author:justin-palumbo |
feat(Topology/MetricSpace): a Gδ subset of a Polish space is Polish |
Adds `IsGδ.polishSpace`: a Gδ subset of a Polish space is Polish, which strengthens the existing IsOpen.polishSpace.
The proof follows the outline in Anush Tserunyan's descriptive set theory notes, https://www.math.mcgill.ca/atserunyan/Teaching_notes/dst_lectures.pdf where it is attributed to A. Bernshteyn. The "usual" approach (as in Kechris's Classical Descriptive Set Theory) constructs a complete compatible metric (the "Alexandrov metric"). The approach taken here is snappier to formalize - the idea is to give a closed embeddding from the G\delta set into another Polish space, and appeal to the fact closed subsets of Polish spaces are Polish. [Note the Alexandrov metric is recoverable from the embedding via the induced complete metrics on the product topology.]
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Question: `IsOpen.polishSpace` could now be proven directly from`isGδ.polishSpace`, and `CompleteCopy` completely retired. That feels cleaner to me, given `CompleteCopy` has had no users since it was ported along with everything else in 2023: #3357. The main argument for keeping is that leveraging `CompleteCopy` is slightly more explicit in proving that open subsets are Polish. Happy to remove in a follow-up, in this PR, or not at all :)
(Update: For now, marking as deprecated based on suggestion from @j-loreaux )
LLM usage disclaimer: I wrote an original local version of this PR myself, and then used Claude Opus to double-check / simplify / help me pull out names of relevant theorems from mathlib. The primary non-trivial contribution from LLM was idea of leveraging isClosed_eq (ie proving closure of range by framing the range of the embedding as a countable intersection of pairs satisfying closed equations). I take full responsibility for the code here |
new-contributor
t-topology
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94/14 |
Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean |
1 |
21 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'justin-palumbo'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
8-81278 8 days ago |
8-81296 8 days ago |
70-81060 70 days |
0 |
| 44537 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Analysis/Convex/Cone): prove that open sets have open hulls |
This PR proves `ConvexCone.isOpen_hull`: if addition and multiplication by each fixed scalar are continuous, the convex cone hull of an open set is open. It defines `ConvexCone.interior`, with coercion, membership, and equality lemmas parallel to the closure API. The hull theorem then follows from cone minimality.
The original hypotheses do not suffice, see #44689 for a counterexample.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
file-removed
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57/24 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Interior.lean,Wanted.lean,Wanted/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Basic.lean |
5 |
15 |
['github-actions', 'pepamontero', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
8-66089 8 days ago |
13-53289 13 days ago |
16-66548 16 days |
0 |
| 41373 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph): some `CliqueFree`/`Free` lemmas |
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t-combinatorics |
25/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Clique.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Copy.lean |
2 |
4 |
['SnirBroshi', 'gdahia', 'github-actions'] |
b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
8-60441 8 days ago |
110-66575 110 days ago |
110-66559 110 days |
1 |
| 43040 |
Qinghev author:Qinghev |
feat(Analysis/Convex): add center mass residual identity |
This adds `Finset.sum_smul_sub_centerMass_eq_zero`, stating that the weighted sum of displacements from a finite center of mass is zero whenever the total weight is nonzero.
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Codex assisted with drafting and verification. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
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5/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Combination.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
8-60439 8 days ago |
62-36548 62 days ago |
62-36532 62 days |
0 |
| 43046 |
teorth author:teorth |
feat(Analysis/Distribution): compactly supported functions are dense in Schwartz space |
This file adds `SchwartzMap.dense_hasCompactSupport`: the compactly supported
Schwartz functions are dense in `𝓢(E, F)` (for `E` a finite-dimensional real
normed space).
The proof goes through smooth truncation, and some API for such truncations is provided.
----
This material will be used in a forthcoming PR on the prime number theorem.
AI was used to generate initial code, which was then heavily golfed and reviewed by the author. |
t-analysis |
191/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/SchwartzSpace/CompactSupport.lean |
2 |
14 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-splicebot', 'mcdoll', 'ocfnash', 'teorth'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
8-60438 8 days ago |
44-61657 44 days ago |
61-30483 61 days |
2 |
| 44408 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SetTheory/Cardinal/Finite): simp lemmas for `[E]Nat.card` |
- `ENat.toNat (ENat.card α) = Nat.card α`
- `Cardinal.toNat (Cardinal.mk α) = Nat.card α`
- `Cardinal.toENat (Cardinal.mk α) = ENat.card α`
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This lets `simp` prove `toENat_cardinalMk`, so it has been untagged.
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t-data |
33/14 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Pointwise/Set/Card.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Card.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Sym2/Card.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Rank.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Finite.lean |
5 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
TwoFX assignee:TwoFX |
8-60435 8 days ago |
21-54347 21 days ago |
21-55501 21 days |
0 |
| 41206 |
Ljon4ik4 author:Ljon4ik4 |
feat: strict Lie-Rinehart ideals and Quotients by them |
In this PR strict ideals in the context of Lie-Rinehart algebras are defined and it is shown that quotients by them are again Lie-Rinehart algebras.
## Context on Lie-Rinehart algebras
A Lie-Rinehart algebra is given by a couple of an `R`-algebra `A` and an `R`-Lie-Algebra `L` acting on each other and satisfying certain compatibility conditions. The most important example of Lie-Rinehart algebras in geometry is given by `A`=smooth functions on a smooth manifold, and `L`= vector fields on the manifold. Many important geometric constructions (differential forms, Cartan calculus) are defined naturally in terms of Lie-Rinehart algebras.
## Relevance of the construction
This construction of quotients by ideals will be important to define the Basechange of Lie-Rineahart algebras, which in turn is necessary to define 'comorphisms'. Comorphisms are the right notion of morphism to do geometry (e.g. a smooth map between two manifolds corresponds to a comorphism of their associated Lie-Rinehart algebras).
## Strictness
The ideals here are called strict, because it is assumed that `A` remains untouched and one only considers a subobject of `L`. There seems to be constructions for non-strict ideals, but the definitions are more complicated:
https://www.uni-math.gwdg.de/mjotz/JotzLean18c.pdf
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1706.07084
## Changes made
The files `StrictIdeal.lean` and `Quotient.lean` are new, containing the definition of the ideals and the fact that quotients are again Lie-Rinehart algebras. The `Subalgebra.lean` was mildly changed, since it seemed strange to have `comap` and `ker` without having `map` and `range`.
## Disclosure of AI use
All code is hand-written, I used claude interpret debug messages and search for lemmas.
I think most notably the following patterns were proposed by claude:
* `mul_smul := by rintro r₁ r₂ ⟨x⟩; exact congrArg mk (mul_smul r₁ r₂ x)` to show that things are well-defined on the quotient.
* `change f.toLinearMap' ⁅x, y⁆ ∈ s₂` in the proof in `comap`. (I had a simp there, which had as a result `f.toLinearMap' ⁅x, y⁆ ∈ s₂`, but somehow the subsequent steps did not work then)
## Questions open
* I am not sure if strict is a good prefix, and am happy to change it to something else.
(Also, one could even argue that the subalgebras, as defined currently, should be called strict, too...)
* In the definition of `mk'` the `toFun` field seems obsolete to me, but somehow if I remove it I get an error in one of the lemmas after it.
* I am not sure I fully understand the 'per-definition' expose rules. When I first committed I got some errors so I made two defs exposed, but I am not sure that is the correct way to go.
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442/0 |
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nobody |
8-59536 8 days ago |
96-1735 96 days ago |
114-82524 114 days |
0 |
| 42995 |
jacob-greenfield author:jacob-greenfield |
feat: add `List.Pairwise.orderedInsert'`, `List.sortedLE_orderedInsert_lt`, and `List.sortedGE_orderedInsert_gt` |
Introduce a generalized `Pairwise.orderedInsert'` lemma to prove that `Pairwise r l` is maintained after performing an `orderedInsert` using a relation stronger than `r` under certain conditions. Prove `sortedLE_orderedInsert_lt`, showing that `l.orderedInsert (· < ·) a` preserves `SortedLE` for decidable total preorders (analogously for `sortedGE_orderedInsert_gt`). This is useful for inserting an element into a sorted list *behind* any other elements which compare equal.
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I was hoping to avoid `omit`, but that would require moving all of `Pairwise.orderedInsert'`, `Pairwise.orderedInsert`, `pairwise_insertionSort`, `sublist_insertionSort'`, `pair_sublist_insertionSort'`, and `mergeSort_eq_insertionSort` after `end sort` on line 365 and reintroducing all the section variables. I also considered moving `Pairwise.orderedInsert'` somewhere _before_ `variable {α β : Type*} (r : α → α → Prop) (s : β → β → Prop)` on line 30, but that would place it before `orderedInsert` is defined. "Omit" seemed like the least invasive approach.
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new-contributor
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27/11 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Sort.lean |
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nobody |
8-59534 8 days ago |
63-50801 63 days ago |
63-50785 63 days |
0 |
| 44846 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat(Algebra/Polynomial): variants of Polynomial.reverse functional equation |
Split from https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44338 - these were helper lemmas for a discarded approach.
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25/9 |
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nobody |
8-57838 8 days ago |
8-59571 8 days ago |
9-14593 9 days |
0 |
| 44885 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Path): monotonicity of valuations and cycle obstruction |
Define monotonicity of vertex valuations along paths in a quiver and deduce that
strict valuations rule out non-trivial cycles. As a consequence, `Reachable` is a
partial order when such a valuation exists.
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LLM-generated
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64/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Path.lean |
1 |
3 |
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nobody |
8-42887 8 days ago |
8-42887 8 days ago |
8-42871 8 days |
0 |
| 44348 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
chore: replace `exact_mod_cast` with `exact mod_cast` |
The two spellings are equivalent (precisely, `exact_mod_cast t` is defined as `exact mod_cast (t : _)`), but the latter spelling is more composable. For example, `by exact_mod_cast t` is equivalent to `by exact mod_cast t`, which itself simplifies (almost always) to `mod_cast t`. Perform the same change for `apply_mod_cast`.
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nobody |
8-38260 8 days ago |
8-41051 8 days ago |
18-74050 18 days |
0 |
| 44889 |
RemyDegenne author:RemyDegenne |
feat(Probability/Kernel): lemmas about invariant measures and powers of a kernel |
This is a first PR in a series towards an ergodic theorem for Markov kernels (convergence in `tvDist` of the power to an invariant measure).
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nobody |
8-33867 8 days ago |
8-34524 8 days ago |
8-34508 8 days |
0 |
| 42488 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet): the fundamental groupoid of a Kan complex |
In the file `Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/FundamentalGroupoid/Basic.lean`,
the fundamental groupoid of any simplicial set `X` was defined. In this category,
morphisms can be represented by finite compositions of edges and their formal inverses.
In this PR, we show that if `X` is a Kan complex, then a morphism in `FundamentalGroupoid X` can be represented by a single edge, and commutative triangles in the fundamental groupoid of `X` all arise from `Edge.CompStruct` structures (i.e. `2`-simplices of `X`).
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nobody |
8-33552 8 days ago |
8-34704 8 days ago |
8-34689 8 days |
1 |
| 44634 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
refactor(RingTheory/Ideal): deprecate Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_coprime |
Deprecate `Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_coprime` in favor of `Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_isCoprime`, resolving the TODO in `Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Operations.lean`.
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t-ring-theory
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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10/8 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Operations.lean |
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nobody |
8-26289 8 days ago |
12-17849 12 days ago |
14-42102 14 days |
0 |
| 43139 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat: make `MvPFunctor` universe-polymorphic |
We mirror what is done for the univariate `PFunctor` and make `MvPFunctor` universe-polymorphic. Certain declarations are kept not universe polymorphic for now, including `MvQPF` and many things relating to the `W` and `M` types being fixpoints.
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130/105 |
Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Multivariate/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Multivariate/M.lean,Mathlib/Data/PFunctor/Multivariate/W.lean,Mathlib/Data/QPF/Multivariate/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Data/QPF/Multivariate/Constructions/Cofix.lean,Mathlib/Data/QPF/Multivariate/Constructions/Fix.lean |
6 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
8-22639 8 days ago |
57-79552 57 days ago |
57-79536 57 days |
0 |
| 44810 |
zixiaowang17 author:zixiaowang17 |
feat(Combinatorics): add abstract graphical Markov properties |
Introduce the global, local, and pairwise Markov properties for undirected graphs, and prove
the forward implications global → local → pairwise under the semigraphoid axioms.
The implementation is a single module importing `Mathlib.Combinatorics.SimpleGraph.Walk.Basic`.
The current framework allows arbitrary vertex types, including infinite and uncountable types.
Reference: David Montague and Bala Rajaratnam, *Graphical Markov models for infinitely many
variables*, *Transactions of the American Mathematical Society* **370** (2018), no. 11,
7557–7603. [doi:10.1090/tran/7048](https://doi.org/10.1090/tran/7048).
---
I want to introduce “a graphical framework in which we can analyze the Markov properties
from a purely set theoretic perspective which is independent of probability theory,” as
described in [Section 4](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1501.07878#page=8).
Motivation: I was trying to provide a common foundation connecting graphical models in
statistics, random fields, and percolation on lattices. Along the way, I found that most of
the materials I read assumed finite vertex sets. However, I want to understand better what
drives the equivalence of the Markov properties, so that we can talk about theorems with
more flexibility. I then found this paper, which, in Section 4, takes a purely set-theoretic approach
to independence and graphical Markov properties, separately from its treatment of
measure-theoretic conditional independence in probabilistic models.
If this PR meets the requirements and is in the right direction, I plan to finish proving
the equivalence of the pairwise, local, and global Markov properties for ternary relations
under suitable intersection assumptions. In the long term, I plan to connect conditional
independence in probability with graphical models, including DAGs.
AI assistance: OpenAI Codex assisted with the Lean definitions and proofs. I checked every
line of the code. |
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
138/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Markov.lean,docs/references.bib |
3 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'zixiaowang17'] |
nobody |
8-14927 8 days ago |
10-64258 10 days ago |
10-64242 10 days |
0 |
| 44900 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
feat(Geometry/Convex/Cone/Caratheodory): conic Carathéodory theorem |
Carathéodory's theorem (see `Analysis/Convex/Caratheodory.lean`) says that any point in the convex hull of a set can be represented as a convex combination of some affinely independent subset. This PR adds the conic version of this theorem: Every point in the conic hull (`PointedCone.hull`) of a set can be represented as a positive span of some linearly independent subset.
We basically follow the same proof strategy as in `Analysis/Convex/Caratheodory.lean`. The conic version is slightly simpler, as the weights don't have to sum to one. Also, we use strong induction on finsets directly instead of defining a minimal set (see also the refactor PR #44863).
A small helper lemma `mem_hull_finset` is also added, the finset version of `mem_hull_set`.
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t-convex-geometry |
108/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/Cone/Caratheodory.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/Cone/Pointed.lean |
3 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
8-13727 8 days ago |
8-14689 8 days ago |
8-14673 8 days |
0 |
| 39941 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(Data/List): add count lemmas for duplicate detection |
Add general list count lemmas used in the Perron–Frobenius quiver-path development:
---
Relocated from the PF-specific file per review feedback. Proofs use upstream `List.Duplicate` API and `grind` where appropriate (per @chenson2018).
Part of the Perron–Frobenius formalization
|
t-data |
14/0 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Count.lean |
1 |
13 |
['SnirBroshi', 'chenson2018', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mkaratarakis', 'mkaxiomatic-ai'] |
nobody |
8-13404 8 days ago |
8-13404 8 days ago |
123-23328 123 days |
0 |
| 44906 |
yudukikun5120 author:yudukikun5120 |
feat(Archive): formalize negation in vector logic |
This adds a formalization of negation in Mizraji's two-valued vector logic to `Archive/VectorLogic.lean`, using mathlib's matrix and real-number APIs.
For two orthonormal real vectors `s` and `n` in an arbitrary finite-dimensional coordinate space, define `N = nsᵀ + snᵀ` and the logical identity `I₂ = ssᵀ + nnᵀ`. Prove that negation exchanges the truth vectors, exchanges the coefficients of their linear combinations, and satisfies `N * N = I₂`. Double negation fixes every linear combination of the truth vectors. The formalization also shows that negation annihilates vectors orthogonal to both, so it does not assert that `N²` is the ambient identity in higher dimension.
The definitions follow Eduardo Mizraji's *Vector logics: The matrix-vector representation of logical calculus* (1992), as reproduced in §4.2, equations (15)–(16), of his 2016 paper: https://doi.org/10.1387/theoria.13959.
---
This is a draft for feedback on whether this paper-specific formalization is suitable for `Archive`; its placement has not been agreed with maintainers.
Validation on macOS arm64 with Lean 4.35.0:
- `lake build Archive.VectorLogic`
- `lake exe lint-style Archive.VectorLogic`
- `lake exe mk_all --lib Archive --check`
- Separate local checks with a three-dimensional truth pair, including a counterexample to the ambient identity assertion.
AI disclosure: OpenAI Codex generated the implementation, proofs, and this PR description, and ran the local validation. The changes are marked as LLM-generated. This description does not claim completion of independent human review.
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LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
102/0 |
Archive.lean,Archive/VectorLogic.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'yudukikun5120'] |
nobody |
8-10278 8 days ago |
8-10287 8 days ago |
8-10271 8 days |
0 |
| 43945 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/GeneralLinearGroup/Defs): add `MulEquiv` for `GL` |
Following the API in Data/Matrix/Basic I add :
- the `MulEquiv` : `GL n R ≃* GL n S`induced by a `RingEquiv`
- the `MulEquiv` : `GL n R ≃* (GL n R)\mop `
- the `MulEquiv` : `GL n (ULift.{w} R) ≃* GL n R`
- the `MulEquiv` : `GL m R ≃* GL n R` for `m ≃ n`
- the `MulEquiv` : `GL n (Π i, R i) ≃* Π i, GL n (R i)`
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
96/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/GeneralLinearGroup/Defs.lean |
1 |
74 |
['Nicola9Falciola', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'themathqueen'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
8-9514 8 days ago |
9-65598 9 days ago |
34-16671 34 days |
2 |
| 44915 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/MapDomain): lemmas about `coeff` of `toMultiplicative`/`toAdditive`'ed element |
It is used by #44913.
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t-algebra
easy
label:t-algebra$ |
8/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/MapDomain.lean |
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nobody |
8-503 8 days ago |
8-3116 8 days ago |
8-3100 8 days |
3 |
| 44910 |
lua-vr author:lua-vr |
feat(Dynamics/BirkhoffSum): measurability and integrability of Birkhoff sums |
We add conditions for the measurability and integrability of Birkhoff sums.
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Split out of #34031, was previously reviewed there. I can't act on that review for now and it seems to be of independent interest (#44624).
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t-dynamics |
72/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/BirkhoffSum/Integrable.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-69703 7 days ago |
8-7084 8 days ago |
8-7068 8 days |
0 |
| 43100 |
JJYYY-JJY author:JJYYY-JJY |
feat(Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral): add Cauchy formula at interior points |
This generalizes the higher-order Cauchy integral formula from the center of a disc to an arbitrary point in its interior, and closes the TODO.
Co-authored-by: ajirving <29164966+ajirving@users.noreply.github.com>
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t-analysis |
58/14 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral.lean |
1 |
2 |
['ajirving', 'github-actions'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
7-60439 7 days ago |
59-38376 59 days ago |
59-38360 59 days |
0 |
| 43502 |
teorth author:teorth |
feat(NumberTheory/LSeries): root numbers and non-vanishing in the left half-plane |
`Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/Nonvanishing.lean` currently establishes nonvanishing of Dirichlet
`L`-functions and the Riemann zeta function are non-zero to the **right** of the critical strip
(`re s ≥ 1`). This PR adds the counterparts on the **left** (`re s ≤ 0`), which follow from the
functional equation, together with some auxiliary facts about root-numbers and Gauss-sums which
could be independently useful.
---
## Root numbers and Gauss sums
* `DirichletCharacter.completedLFunction_ne_zero_of_one_le_re`: the completed `L`-function
`Λ(χ, s)` is non-zero for `1 ≤ re s` (except for the trivial character at `s = 1`).
* `DirichletCharacter.rootNumber_mul_rootNumber_inv`: for a primitive character,
`rootNumber χ * rootNumber χ⁻¹ = 1`, obtained formally from the functional equation applied to
both `χ` and `χ⁻¹`.
* `DirichletCharacter.norm_rootNumber`: `‖rootNumber χ‖ = 1` for primitive `χ`.
* `DirichletCharacter.norm_gaussSum_stdAddChar`: `‖gaussSum χ stdAddChar‖ = √N` for primitive `χ`
— the classical evaluation `|τ(χ)| = √N`, here derived from the functional equation rather than
the usual finite-field argument, so it holds for every modulus (Mathlib previously only had
Gauss-sum non-vanishing over finite fields).
## Non-vanishing in the left half-plane
* `DirichletCharacter.LFunction_eq_zero_iff_of_re_nonpos`: for a primitive character and `re s ≤ 0` with `χ ≠ 1` or `s` non-zero, the L-function vanishes precisely when the gamma factor vanishes.
* `riemannZeta_eq_zero_iff_of_re_nonpos`: for `re s ≤ 0`, `ζ s = 0` iff `s` is a
negative even integer.
The code here was initially LLM-generated, but then heavily golfed and reviewed by the author. |
t-number-theory |
97/4 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/DirichletCharacter/Basic.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/DirichletCharacter/Bounds.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/Dirichlet.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/DirichletContinuation.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/LSeries/Nonvanishing.lean |
5 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
7-60436 7 days ago |
46-73739 46 days ago |
46-73723 46 days |
0 |
| 44346 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
doc(AlgebraicGeometry/EffectiveEpi): add stacks tag `023Q` |
Follow-up to #44313.
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t-algebraic-geometry |
1/0 |
Mathlib/AlgebraicGeometry/EffectiveEpi.lean |
1 |
1 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
7-60435 7 days ago |
23-34102 23 days ago |
23-34086 23 days |
0 |
| 42912 |
justin-palumbo author:justin-palumbo |
feat(Topology/GDelta): a completely metrizable subspace of a T6 space is Gδ |
Adds TopologicalSpace.IsCompletelyMetrizableSpace.isGδ: a completely metrizable subspace of a T6 space is Gδ
This is one direction of a foundational fact in descriptive set theory --- the Polish subspaces of a Polish space are exactly the Gδ subsets.
The proof here is modeled on the exposition in Anush Tserunyan's descriptive set theory notes https://www.math.mcgill.ca/atserunyan/Teaching_notes/dst_lectures.pdf, with one adjustment; to make the formalization easier and avoid having multiple distance metrics instantiated at the same time, instead of directly defining open `U_n` with `s = ⋂ n, U` define them such that `s = closure s ∩ ⋂ n, U n` and then appeal to the fact closed sets are Gδ in a perfectly normal space.
---
- [x] depends on: #42896 [which fixes buggy naming present in Topology/Metrizable/CompletelyMetrizable]
This can be viewed as a companion to #42693, which - under the stronger assumption of the ambient space being Polish - establishes the other direction --- a Gδ subspace of a Polish space is itself Polish.
Together, these give Alexandrov's theorem, characterizing the Polish subspaces of an ambient Polish space as exactly the Gδ ones, and (via `Metric.PiNatEmbed.exists_embedding_to_hilbert_cube`) Polish spaces as exactly the Gδ subsets of the Hilbert cube. If and when both these PRs are committed, I anticipate adding these consequences to Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean
LLM usage: I wrote the initial version myself, while using Google's free "AI mode" to help me find relevant lemma names in the codebase, and afterward used helped Claude Opus to review, which led to simplifying some of the arguments. I take full responsibility for the code here
|
t-topology
new-contributor
|
91/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/GDelta/CompletelyMetrizable.lean |
2 |
8 |
['github-actions', 'justin-palumbo', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
7-59538 7 days ago |
65-17222 65 days ago |
65-17503 65 days |
0 |
| 43113 |
themathqueen author:themathqueen |
feat(Topology/Algebra/Module/Spaces/CLM): linear map version of `smulRightL` |
This is the linear map version of `smulRightL` that can be used for non-normed spaces.
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20/1 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Operator/Bilinear.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Spaces/ContinuousLinearMap.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
7-59537 7 days ago |
58-79817 58 days ago |
58-79974 58 days |
1 |
| 41347 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(Tactic/Polynomial): poly_dvd_cert, certificate-based polynomial divisibility |
The `poly_dvd_cert` tactic: prove `p ∣ q` for `Polynomial K` polyrith-style - search the quotient uncertified in compiled `MetaM` (pseudo-division, so the certified identity is division-free), then verify with `ring` and cancel the leading-coefficient unit. Works over any field with concrete or symbolic coefficients, for monic divisors over any commutative ring, and for unit leading coefficients.
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LLM-generated
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303/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ComputablePolynomial/DvdCert.lean,MathlibTest/ComputablePolynomial/PolyDvdCert.lean |
4 |
8 |
['JovanGerb', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mkaratarakis'] |
nobody |
7-59535 7 days ago |
28-85205 28 days ago |
91-28654 91 days |
0 |
| 41920 |
junjihashimoto author:junjihashimoto |
feat(Analysis/CliffordAlgebra): the pseudoscalar of Cl(n,0) and its complex structure |
We study the Clifford algebra of Euclidean `n`-space (the quadratic form `x ↦ ⟪x, x⟫_ℝ` on `EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)`). The pseudoscalar `ω = e₀ ⋯ eₙ₋₁` satisfies
* `ω * ω = (-1) ^ (n.choose 2)` (`pseudoscalar_mul_pseudoscalar'`),
* `γᵢ * ω = (-1) ^ (n - 1) • (ω * γᵢ)` (`γ_mul_pseudoscalar`),
so it is central for odd `n`, and a square root of `-1` iff `n ≡ 2, 3 [MOD 4]`. In that case left multiplication by `ω` is a complex structure: we provide a scoped `Module ℂ` instance (via `Complex.liftAux` and `Module.compHom`; no commutation is needed for a module structure, which covers the non-central case `n ≡ 2 [MOD 4]`), and for `n ≡ 3 [MOD 4]` an `Algebra ℂ` structure as a non-instance def.
The sign computations are done by moving a generator through a product of distinct generators (`γ_mul_prod`, `γ_mul_prod_mem`, `prod_sq`), with no case analysis on `n`.
In a follow-up PR this makes the Clifford–Fourier transform (Ebling–Scheuermann) an instance of the ordinary vector-valued Fourier transform, giving Plancherel's theorem and the inversion formula.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
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303/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CliffordAlgebra/Euclidean.lean |
2 |
5 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux'] |
nobody |
7-59534 7 days ago |
96-21492 96 days ago |
96-21976 96 days |
1 |
| 44850 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
feat(Analysis/LocallyConvex): asymptotics for LCTVS and normed spaces |
Two simple lemmas for asymptotics in TVS and normed spaces.
Had to add `simp` tags and simplify some of the downstream code.
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t-analysis |
68/14 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/Arith.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/Theta.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/ValueDistribution/FirstMainTheorem.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/LocallyConvex/Asymptotics.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Polynomial/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Log/Base.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Pow/Deriv.lean |
8 |
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nobody |
7-59013 7 days ago |
9-46306 9 days ago |
9-47879 9 days |
0 |
| 44920 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(Algebra/CharP): `natCast_pow_expChar` |
Prove lemmas `natCast_pow_expChar` and `intCast_pow_expChar`. Also reorganize the `variable`s to be more consistent.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
44/14 |
Mathlib/Algebra/CharP/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Lucas.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/PurelyInseparable/Exponent.lean |
3 |
1 |
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nobody |
7-58602 7 days ago |
7-78803 7 days ago |
7-80102 7 days |
1 |
| 42380 |
matt-w-horn author:matt-w-horn |
feat(Algebra/Ring): add sum_range_mul_geometric_add |
Over a `CommRing`: `∑ k < m, k * (x ^ k * (1 - x)) + m * x ^ m = ∑ k ∈ Icc 1 m, x ^ k`. Summation by parts for the geometric sum; it computes the mean of a censored geometric distribution, which #42381 adds.
Used in Overload, a library on retry and overload dynamics, where it's stated over `ℝ` with a side condition that turns out to be unnecessary: https://github.com/matt-w-horn/overload/blob/4ecbebf/Overload/Retry/Amplification.lean
Claude Fable wrote the Lean from a spec I gave it. I reviewed and tested it myself, including adversarial tests and the suites in the library above, and did the same for its dependencies.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
11/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/GeomSum.lean |
1 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'matt-w-horn', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
7-56247 7 days ago |
7-56404 7 days ago |
71-39878 71 days |
0 |
| 44803 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Tactic/Linter/TextBased): lint against more characters in module names |
Instead of forbidding `<>"/\|?*` and whitespace, we forbid everything except for alphanumeric characters and `_`.
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I checked `downstream_repos.yml` and all of them seem to comply except for SciLean with [`SciLean/Meta/Notation/Let'`](https://github.com/lecopivo/SciLean/blob/master/SciLean/Meta/Notation/Let'.lean), but they don't run this linter in CI. Also the Mathlib convention is a `Prime` suffix instead of `'`.
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t-linter |
36/41 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/TextBased.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/ForbiddenModuleNames.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
7-55903 7 days ago |
7-56538 7 days ago |
7-57072 7 days |
0 |
| 42225 |
matt-w-horn author:matt-w-horn |
feat(Order): Knaster–Tarski fixed points on an interval |
`lfpIcc f a b` and `gfpIcc f a b`: least and greatest fixed points of `f` on `Set.Icc a b` in a conditionally complete lattice, for `f` monotone on the interval and mapping it into itself. Also interval membership, endpoint-iterate bounds, and monotonicity in `f`.
`OrderHom.lfp` gives this through the complete-lattice instance on the subtype, but wants a `Fact (a ≤ b)` and returns subtype elements. These take `MonotoneOn` and `MapsTo` directly and stay in `α`. Bridge lemmas between the two are a follow-up.
Used on intervals of ℝ in Overload, a sorry-free Lean library on retry and overload dynamics: https://github.com/matt-w-horn/overload/tree/main/Overload
Claude Fable wrote the Lean from a spec I gave it. I reviewed and tested it myself, including adversarial tests and the suites in the library above, and did the same for its dependencies.
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t-order
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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166/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/FixedPointsIcc.lean |
2 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'matt-w-horn', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
7-32866 7 days ago |
81-59393 81 days ago |
81-59377 81 days |
0 |
| 44817 |
luigi-massacci author:luigi-massacci |
doc(workflows): remove stale cross-reference list |
The idea is to centralize references to just the main doc page for cross-references, as opposed to having to maintain the list of external databases up to date in many places. This has already been implemented in other docs / module headers.
Part of a sequence of PRs about CI for cross-references.
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documentation
CI
easy
maintainer-merge
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1/1 |
docs/workflows.md |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'joneugster'] |
nobody |
7-32409 7 days ago |
10-40624 10 days ago |
10-40608 10 days |
1 |
| 44930 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: non-zero zero-one measure is probability measure |
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t-measure-probability |
15/6 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Typeclasses/ZeroOne.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Kernel/Deterministic.lean |
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nobody |
7-25647 7 days ago |
7-26252 7 days ago |
7-26315 7 days |
0 |
| 44443 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(Topology/Algebra/IsUniformGroup): group is left/right uniform group iff it's equal to left/right uniformity |
Prove that for a topological group `G` with a uniform space structure, `G` is a left/right uniform group iff the uniformity is equal to `IsTopologicalGroup.leftUniformSpace G`/`IsTopologicalGroup.rightUniformSpace G`.
Also rename `uniformity_eq_comap_nhds_one'` to `uniformity_eq_comap_nhds_one_right` to match `uniformity_eq_comap_nhds_one_left`.
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t-topology
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Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/Matrix.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/IsUniformGroup/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/IsUniformGroup/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Multilinear/Topology.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Spaces/UniformConvergenceCLM.lean |
5 |
2 |
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nobody |
7-22215 7 days ago |
7-27666 7 days ago |
7-27950 7 days |
1 |
| 44934 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
fix(linter): ignore declaration names in flexible linter |
Skip the declaration name when collecting stained locations from `letIdDecl`. This prevents `simp at h; let h := 3` (and the corresponding `have`) from being reported as a use of the old `h`, while preserving warnings for references in the declaration type or right-hand side.
Addresses the third example in #32257. Includes six regression cases.
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Validation: `MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/Basic.lean` passes on Lean 4.35.0. With the original implementation, the two new shadowing cases fail; the four true-reference controls pass.
AI assistance: Codex assisted with the fix and regression tests.
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t-linter
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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74/0 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/FlexibleLinter.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/Basic.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
7-19185 7 days ago |
7-21845 7 days ago |
7-21829 7 days |
0 |
| 44665 |
smmercuri author:smmercuri |
refactor: use unscoped completion algebra for infinite places |
- Move `scoped instances` over to a `def` and a theorem giving uniqueness of algebras under compatibility criteria
- Deprecate `LiesOverInstances.lean`
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t-number-theory
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Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/Completion/InfinitePlace.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/Completion/LiesOverInstances.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/Completion/Ramification.lean |
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tb65536 assignee:tb65536 |
7-18474 7 days ago |
14-24557 14 days ago |
14-25120 14 days |
0 |
| 41348 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(ComputablePolynomial): define MvDegrees, exponent vectors for multivariate polynomials |
`MvDegrees nvars` is an exponent vector for a monomial in `nvars` variables: an array of per-variable exponents with its cached total degree, with pointwise addition (`AddCommMonoid`) and the `List`/`Array` folding lemmas the computable multivariate polynomial library (`MvSparsePoly`) is built on. The proofs were done with the help of Claude.
Based on the univariate `SparsePoly` (#41339); started by Mario Carneiro at the Hausdorff Institute (June 2024) with design notes and an original Lean prototype by James Davenport (https://github.com/JamesHDavenport/Dagstuhl23401, `verify-irred/VerifyIrred`).
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t-meta |
301/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ComputablePolynomial/MvDegrees.lean |
3 |
2 |
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thorimur assignee:thorimur |
7-18417 7 days ago |
7-19099 7 days ago |
38-54882 38 days |
8 |
| 44941 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
feat(Data/Finset/Sort): add filtering and greatest insertion lemmas |
Prove that filtering commutes with `Finset.sort`, and that inserting a new greatest element appends it to the sorted list. Both lemmas work for general total, transitive, antisymmetric relations.
Continues the sorting portion of #9605 by @davikrehalt.
Codex (GPT-6 Astra) assisted with the Lean proofs.
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t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
13/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Sort.lean |
1 |
3 |
['CollinYuanjieRen', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-15873 7 days ago |
7-17475 7 days ago |
7-17459 7 days |
0 |
| 44501 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(Abel): warn about planned deprecation of transparency controls |
Warn whenever a bang form of `abel`, `abel1`, or `abel_nf` is used, and whenever the `red` configuration field of `abel_nf` is set explicitly or has a non-default value.
The warning says that these controls will be deprecated soon, directs users with a genuine use case to the dedicated [Zulip discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/with/629213120), and documents `set_option warn.abelTransparency false` as an opt-out. Tests cover the warning and the opt-out.
---
This is the warning-first alternative to the competing removal PR #44500. |
t-meta |
57/5 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Abel.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/ImportHeavy.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Abel.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-5643 7 days ago |
18-58779 18 days ago |
18-58763 18 days |
0 |
| 44500 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(Abel): remove unused transparency controls |
The bang forms of `abel`, `abel1`, and `abel_nf`, together with the `red` configuration field of `abel_nf`, have no known handwritten uses outside the tactic test suite. Remove support for them and make `.reducible` the fixed transparency mode.
The remaining `zetaDelta`, `contextual`, and normalization-mode configuration continues to work. Tests that used bang only to unfold local lets now request `zetaDelta := true` directly.
---
This is the direct-removal alternative to the competing warning-first PR #44501. |
t-meta |
30/61 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Abel.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/FlexibleLinter.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/ImportHeavy.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Abel.lean |
4 |
2 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-5640 7 days ago |
18-58790 18 days ago |
18-58774 18 days |
0 |
| 44893 |
unknown8575 author:unknown8575 |
chore(Topology/MetricSpace/Polish): generalize `IsClopenable.iUnion` to countable index types |
The proof only used ℕ to get `t' ≤ t` through index 0, but `exists_polishSpace_forall_le` already gives this directly. So the lemma now works for any countable index type, and the TODO is removed.
I used an LLM to find this TODO and draft the change. I've checked it, built it locally, and understand every line. |
t-topology
new-contributor
|
18/15 |
Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'plp127', 'unknown8575', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
7-4711 7 days ago |
8-23792 8 days ago |
8-23776 8 days |
0 |
| 44363 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
chore(Order): remove some `set_option`s |
* Remove `set_option`s from `Order.Nucleus` and `Order.OmegaCompletePartialOrder`.
* Remove `unusedVariables` options from all files in `Order` that have them. |
tech debt
t-order
|
77/102 |
Mathlib/Order/Booleanisation.lean,Mathlib/Order/Closure.lean,Mathlib/Order/LiminfLimsup.lean,Mathlib/Order/Nucleus.lean,Mathlib/Order/OmegaCompletePartialOrder.lean,Mathlib/Order/Sum/Lattice.lean |
6 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
6-83953 6 days ago |
7-1569 7 days ago |
23-5297 23 days |
0 |
| 36239 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(FieldTheory/KrullTopology): define uniform group structure on galois group |
Endow the galois group of a field extension `Gal(L/K)` with the structure of a uniform group. Use this to prove some properties of the galois group earlier, for example, that the galois group is compact is immediate, and in more generality than the version proved in `FieldTheory/Galois/Profinite`. Deprecate some material which used to be used to define the krull topology, but is now unused since the krull topology comes out of the uniform structure.
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- [x] depends on: #42152
- [x] depends on: #42154
- [x] depends on: #42141
- [x] depends on: #42117
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tech debt
increases-technical-debt
label:t-algebra$ |
465/228 |
Mathlib/FieldTheory/AbsoluteGaloisGroup.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/Galois/Infinite.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/Galois/Profinite.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/KrullTopology.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Cyclotomic/CyclotomicCharacter.lean |
5 |
47 |
['acmepjz', 'dagurtomas', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'plp127', 'vihdzp'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
6-80664 6 days ago |
6-81480 6 days ago |
82-70783 82 days |
0 |
| 44945 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
chore(Algebra/Lie): generalize subalgebra map membership |
Generalize `LieSubalgebra.mem_map_submodule` to arbitrary Lie algebra morphisms. Add `mem_map_equiv` and update the three skew-adjoint equivalence proofs.
Continues Eric Rodriguez Boidi's #7994, marked `please-adopt`.
---
Checked the five affected modules with Lean 4.36.0-rc1 and a zero-morphism client regression.
AI-assisted: Codex prepared the Lean changes; GPT-6 Astra assisted with proof checks.
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
9/6 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/SkewAdjoint.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Subalgebra.lean |
2 |
3 |
['CollinYuanjieRen', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
6-73041 6 days ago |
6-73808 6 days ago |
6-73792 6 days |
0 |
| 39037 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore: improve some instances |
These instances were found to cause slow type class searches. This is needed to avoid timeouts in the instance diamonds linter.
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2/2 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Action/Concrete.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/ConcreteCategory.lean |
2 |
10 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-bors'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
6-60440 6 days ago |
20-79763 20 days ago |
21-24732 21 days |
0 |
| 40736 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(NumberTheory/NumberField/HeckeLFunction): define Hecke L-Functions |
This PR defines Hecke L-Functions.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
130/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/HeckeLFunction.lean |
2 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
6-60438 6 days ago |
56-75829 56 days ago |
56-76217 56 days |
0 |
| 41892 |
Ljon4ik4 author:Ljon4ik4 |
feat: mapOfCompatibleSMul is the same map independently of S |
The `mapOfCompatibleSMul : M ⊗[A] N →ₗ[S] M ⊗[R] N` is the same map independently of `S`. This PR adds two lemmas asserting that (one for the underlying AddHom, one for the kernels).
I am not quite sure whether the second one is in the optimal shape: It was the shape useful to me, but maybe there is some better way to phrase it or it should be omitted completely (since it follows from the first one...).
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
18/1 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Basic.lean |
1 |
26 |
['Ljon4ik4', 'Ruben-VandeVelde', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'themathqueen'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
6-60436 6 days ago |
14-28665 14 days ago |
93-75618 93 days |
0 |
| 42046 |
LegaSage author:LegaSage |
feat(Polynomial): add Wronskian linear dependence lemmas |
This extends the polynomial Wronskian API of Baek and Lee from the existing coprime case to arbitrary polynomials over a characteristic-zero field.
It adds:
* an explicit nontrivial scalar relation for any pair with zero Wronskian, including zero-polynomial edge cases;
* scalar-multiple corollaries when either polynomial is nonzero;
* the weighted derivative corollary that solutions of `a * f' - n * a' * f = 0` are scalar multiples of `a ^ n` when `a ≠ 0`.
The proof factors out the polynomial gcd and applies the existing `IsCoprime.wronskian_eq_zero_iff` theorem. This PR makes no novelty claim; it packages standard consequences of the existing Baek–Lee coprime Wronskian API.
-------
The implementation was prepared with assistance from OpenAI Codex and reviewed and submitted by LegaSage.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
large-import
LLM-generated
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96/1 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/Wronskian.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
6-60435 6 days ago |
91-58224 91 days ago |
91-58208 91 days |
0 |
| 42487 |
bocowgill author:bocowgill |
feat(Algebra/BigOperators/Group/Finset/Powerset): add nested powersetCard identities |
This PR adds product and sum identities for nested collections of fixed-cardinality subsets. For `r ≤ k`, each `r`-element subset of a finite set `s` is contained in exactly
`Nat.choose (s.card - r) (k - r)`
of the `k`-element subsets of `s`. Thus, a sum over the `r`-element subsets of every `k`-element subset reduces to this multiplicity, times a single sum over `s.powersetCard r`. The product version is the analogous power identity.
The proof exchanges the order of the two big operators using `Finset.prod_comm'`. It then counts each fiber with `Finset.card_filter_powersetCard_subset`. The additive identities are generated with `to_additive`. The PR also provides the useful elementwise specialization `r = 1`.
**Motivation**: These results provide reusable weighted double-counting tools for finite combinatorics. They are useful in arguments about uniform set systems, incidence relations, and sums or products over fixed-cardinality subsets.
---
### LLM disclosure
For theorem planning and Lean implementation, I used OpenAI Codex substantially. I also used Codex to search Mathlib and open PRs for related results, suggest naming and documentation, iterate on the proofs, audit import dependencies, and validate the commits locally.
I personally reviewed the mathematical statements and Lean code line-by-line, including the naming and API choices. I also confirmed that I can explain each step of the proofs.
For the current revision, I ran a targeted build of `Mathlib.Algebra.BigOperators.Group.Finset.Powerset`, the style and environment linters, and `git diff --check`. I also inspected the generated additive declarations and axiom dependencies, and tested an alternative proof using explicit incidence finsets. The complete GitHub CI suite passes.
This is one of my earliest Mathlib contributions. I welcome corrections and suggestions, and I am prepared to revise the PR and learn from the review. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
27/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/BigOperators/Group/Finset/Powerset.lean |
1 |
17 |
['bocowgill', 'github-actions', 'pepamontero'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
6-60433 6 days ago |
39-52671 39 days ago |
77-81012 77 days |
0 |
| 40841 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
chore(Topology/Algebra): rename .equivOfInverse to .ofContinuousLinearMap |
Renames `ContinuousLinearEquiv.equivOfInverse` and `ContinuousLinearEquiv.equivOfInverse'` to `ContinuousLinearEquiv.ofContinuousLinearMap` and `ContinuousLinearEquiv.ofContinuousLinearMap'`. It reorders the order of arguments to match that of `ofLinearMap`.
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Addresses the ToDO `*ToDo*: Improve the naiming to make it match `LinearMap.ofLinear`.` for `ContinuousLinearEquiv.equivOfInverse`.
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tech debt
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80/25 |
Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/TensorProduct.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/ContinuousLinearMap/Invertible.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Equiv/Basic.lean |
3 |
83 |
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nobody |
6-59534 6 days ago |
27-78890 27 days ago |
44-33095 44 days |
0 |
| 42142 |
philipp-svinger author:philipp-svinger |
feat(Analysis/ODE): peano existence theorem, Tonelli approximation 1 |
Add Tonelli approximation method for ODEs.
Implement the structure IsPeano similar to IsPicardLindelof. Construct a sequence of approximations using Tonelli technique.
First step towards Peano existence
Co-authored-by: Florian Grube <fgrube@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Paul Niessner <pniessner@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Julian Rolfes <jrolfes@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Luke Schleef <lschleef@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Philipp Svinger <psvinger@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
---
We want to add the proof of the Peano existence theorem for ODEs, using Tonelli approximations.
This will be a series of PRs working towards this goal. In this first PR, we
implement the structure IsPeano similar to IsPicardLindelof and construct a sequence of approximations using Tonelli technique. See our further PRs for more information, last: #42148
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The statements, definitions and proofs were written without AI.
AI was used afterwards to help us to adapt our code to the style and naming conventions.
We also used it in the process of writing a documentation.
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new-contributor
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207/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Peano.lean |
2 |
24 |
['github-actions', 'mcdoll', 'philipp-svinger', 'sgouezel'] |
nobody |
6-59533 6 days ago |
27-78872 27 days ago |
84-41893 84 days |
5 |
| 41362 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
perf(Algebra/MonoidAlgebra): `no_expose` some operations |
This PR uses `no_expose` for the `Add`, `Sub`, `Neg`, `One` and `Mul` instances of `MonoidAlgebra`. This improves performance. The `Zero` instance is left exposed for now as no_exposing it would require a few more adaptations.
To achieve this, this PR changes `fast_instance%` in the same way that `inferInstanceAs` was changed recently in https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/15216
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nobody |
6-56565 6 days ago |
6-58766 6 days ago |
57-72244 57 days |
0 |
| 44950 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order/Atoms): atoms are minimal non-`⊥` elements |
- `Minimal (· ≠ ⊥) a ↔ IsAtom a`
- `Minimal (⊥ < ·) a ↔ IsAtom a`
- `Minimal (¬IsMin ·) a ↔ IsAtom a`
The first one works for preorders, and the others require a partial order.
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nobody |
6-55110 6 days ago |
6-57848 6 days ago |
6-57832 6 days |
0 |
| 44943 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
fix(ClickSuggestions): display all `grw` side goals |
This PR fixes the `grw` suggestions in `#click_suggestions` in the case that `grw` creates a side goal, for example when using `grw` inside a multiplication, or inside `|·|` (both of which require positivity). Previously, these side goals were not shown, and only the side goals coming from the lemma were shown.
This doesn't come with a test because the change is just in what's in the widget, which we can't test easily.
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nobody |
6-54885 6 days ago |
6-66819 6 days ago |
7-626 7 days |
0 |
| 40599 |
ChiCubed author:ChiCubed |
feat(LinearAlgebra): rank-nullity theorems for Submodule map/comap |
We show forms of the rank-nullity theorem involving `Submodule.map` and `Submodule.comap`. Together with `LinearMap.ker_comp` this provides a formula for the rank of the kernel of a composite (and, in finite dimensions at least, for the rank of the range).
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kim-em assignee:kim-em |
6-44805 6 days ago |
6-46553 6 days ago |
119-74869 119 days |
0 |
| 44955 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
chore: change all occurrences of equational lemma to equation lemma |
Change all occurrences of "equational lemma" to "equation lemma". Also add a missing apostrophe.
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As far as I can tell, both are grammatical: the "equation" in "equation lemma" is a noun adjunct, while "equational" is an adjective. It feels like noun adjunct is "more advanced English" though.
Before this pull request: ("equation lemma" is more popular than "equational lemma")
```
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equational lemma'|wc -l
10
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equation lemma'|wc -l
31
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equational theorem'|wc -l
6
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equation theorem'|wc -l
2
```
and in Lean: (same, but only slightly)
```
[lean4]$ rg 'equational lemma'|wc -l
16
[lean4]$ rg 'equation lemma'|wc -l
20
[lean4]$ rg 'equational theorem'|wc -l
85
[lean4]$ rg 'equation theorem'|wc -l
38
```
Not sure if it's worth unifying the theorem case (probably yes. But in this case, apparently "equational theorem" is more popular than "equation theorem".), and/or unify lemma and theorem (probably not, mathlib distinguishes lemmas and theorems).
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10/10 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/HomComplex.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/MappingCone.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Final.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/CoversTop/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Hypercover/One.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Fib/Zeckendorf.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Eqns.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Translate/ToAdditive.lean,docs/Conv/Guide.lean |
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nobody |
6-29087 6 days ago |
6-36124 6 days ago |
6-36108 6 days |
0 |
| 44961 |
RemyDegenne author:RemyDegenne |
feat(Probability): properties of predictable processes |
- Add basic API for predictable processes.
- Prove that a predictable process stopped at a stopping time is predictable.
- Prove that a left-continuous adapted process is predictable.
Co-authored-by: Joris van Winden <j.vanwinden@student.tudelft.nl>
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Parts of the proof about stopped processes is LLM-generated. I don't know for sure for the continuity part, but I suspect it is also, at least partially, and by an older LLM. I golfed and rewrote manually several parts of those proofs.
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nobody |
6-28133 6 days ago |
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6-28738 6 days |
0 |
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ajirving author:ajirving |
feat(Analysis/Analytic): analytic order of a constant function and multiplying by constants |
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Mathlib/Analysis/Analytic/Order.lean |
1 |
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ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
6-15606 6 days ago |
36-86215 36 days ago |
61-30126 61 days |
0 |
| 44754 |
ajirving author:ajirving |
feat(Analysis/Complex): existence of analytic logs and roots |
Extends the results in BranchLogRoot.lean to construct logs and nth roots of analytic functions. This required a new inverse function theorem lemma, analyticAt_comp_iff_right_of_deriv_ne_zero. This is similar to the existing analyticAt_comp_iff_of_deriv_ne_zero: the new result gives analyticity of the right factor of the composition whereas the existing result gives the left. Perhaps better names are needed to distinguish these two similar results.
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nobody |
6-15565 6 days ago |
12-31361 12 days ago |
12-31345 12 days |
0 |
| 43899 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
refactor(RepresentationTheory/Character): assume `FiniteDimensional k ρ.asModule` instead |
Change the assumptions of some theorems to `FiniteDimensional k ρ.asModule` instead of `FiniteDimensional k V`, so that typeclass inference may use `ρ` as an argument to typeclass search. Prove that irreducible representations of finite groups are finite dimensional, and use it to remove some `FiniteDimensional` assumptions.
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nobody |
6-11199 6 days ago |
6-25065 6 days ago |
26-6241 26 days |
0 |
| 44899 |
RemyDegenne author:RemyDegenne |
feat: add a class for reflexive topological vector spaces |
Define reflexive spaces and show that
- Hilbert spaces are reflexive
- finite-dimensional normed spaces are reflexive
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The main reason I want this class is to then introduce spaces with the Radon-Nilodym property (for properties of martingales) and show that reflexive spaces have it. |
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
t-measure-probability
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250/33 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Reflexive.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/DoubleDual.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/HahnBanach.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Function/AEEqOfIntegral.lean |
5 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'peakpoint'] |
nobody |
6-7063 6 days ago |
8-15360 8 days ago |
8-15344 8 days |
0 |
| 44967 |
ajirving author:ajirving |
feat(Analysis/Complex): generalise Borel-Caratheodory and prove derivative bound |
Replaces the existing proof of the Borel-Caratheodory theorem with a version which first bounds all the derivatives at the centre using circle averages. Then uses this to prove a bound for the derivative. I hesitated over removing the existing proof but the new version has several advantages:
* Drops the condition 0 < M
* Gives the derivative bound with a sharp constant
* I also generalised to arbitrary centre rather than just the origin
I've left the existing API for balls centred at the origin but I've deprecated those results in favour of the new more general versions. I did however change the old results to drop the no longer needed 0 < M and 0 < R hypotheses. Note that all the deleted results were private.
Several more widely useful helper lemmas were added to TaylorSeries, MeanValue and CircleAverage. If helpful I could separate those into a smaller PR first.
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t-analysis |
229/85 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/BorelCaratheodory.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/MeanValue.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/TaylorSeries.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/CircleAverage.lean,docs/1000.yaml |
5 |
4 |
['ajirving', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
5-85471 5 days ago |
6-15416 6 days ago |
6-15763 6 days |
0 |
| 31981 |
jsm28 author:jsm28 |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean/Incenter): `tangentSet` and `tangentsFrom` lemmas |
Add lemmas relating the faces of a simplex to `tangentSet` and `tangentsFrom` for an exsphere, in particular for a triangle that any two side lines are the `tangentsFrom` their shared vertex to the insphere or any exsphere.
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t-euclidean-geometry |
95/0 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Incenter/Basic.lean |
1 |
18 |
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eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
5-81907 5 days ago |
11-24459 11 days ago |
56-2193 56 days |
1 |
| 44887 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
chore(Topology): deprecate `UniformSpace.ball` in favor of `SetRel.ball` |
Since `UniformSpace.ball` is a right-ball and `SetRel.ball` is a left-ball, we need to move around some appeals to symmetry of the relation. Follow-up to #33077.
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Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/CoverEntropy.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/DynamicalEntourage.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/NetEntropy.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/Semiconj.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/TopologicalEntropy/Subset.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/LevyProkhorovMetric.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/RegularityCompacts.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/LaurentSeries.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/LocallyConvex.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Pseudo/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Pseudo/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Metrizable/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Semicontinuity/Hemicontinuity.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sequences.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Cauchy.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Closeds.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Compact.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/CompactConvergence.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Equicontinuity.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/HeineCantor.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Separation.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Ultra/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/UniformConvergenceTopology.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/UniformEmbedding.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UniformSpace/Uniformizable.lean |
28 |
2 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
5-78248 5 days ago |
8-40036 8 days ago |
8-40020 8 days |
0 |
| 40266 |
WangJiabai author:WangJiabai |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial): define generic determinantal ideals |
This PR adds a foundational API for determinantal ideals of the generic matrix.
It defines `Matrix.MinorIndex`, the corresponding minors of the existing generic
matrix `Matrix.mvPolynomialX`, the finite set of all `t × t` generic minors, and
the ideal generated by these minors in `MvPolynomial (Fin m × Fin n) R`.
It also proves basic membership, evaluation, coefficient-map/base-change, and
finite-generation lemmas.
This PR intentionally does not include the Sturmfels/KRS/straightening/Groebner
part of the development.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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147/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Determinant/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/DeterminantalIdeal.lean |
3 |
45 |
['WangJiabai', 'github-actions', 'jjdishere', 'tb65536'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
5-74098 5 days ago |
5-74098 5 days ago |
139-3791 139 days |
0 |
| 29713 |
jessealama author:jessealama |
feat(Algebra/Homology): add Euler–Poincaré formula |
This PR builds on the generalized Euler characteristic framework from #31121 to prove the Euler-Poincaré formula for chain complexes.
PR #31121 defines the Euler characteristic for general homological complexes. This PR specializes those definitions to ℤ-indexed chain complexes and proves the main Euler-Poincaré theorem.
### Main result (in `EulerPoincare.lean`)
* `ChainComplex.eulerChar_eq_homologyEulerChar`: For ℤ-indexed bounded chain complexes of finite-dimensional modules over a division ring, the alternating sum of chain dimensions equals the alternating sum of homology dimensions.
### Supporting lemmas
The file also provides dimension lemmas generalized to arbitrary `HomologicalComplex (ModuleCat k) c` (not just ℤ-indexed chain complexes):
* `HomologicalComplex.dFrom_zero_range` / `dTo_zero_range`: zero range when the target/source object is zero
* `HomologicalComplex.dFrom_range_finrank_eq_d` / `dTo_range_finrank_eq_d`: range of `dFrom`/`dTo` has the same dimension as the underlying differential
* `HomologicalComplex.range_dTo_le_ker_dFrom`: range of `dTo` is contained in the kernel of `dFrom`
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
264/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/EulerPoincare.lean |
2 |
26 |
['github-actions', 'jessealama', 'joelriou', 'kim-em', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot'] |
nobody |
5-72336 5 days ago |
5-72545 5 days ago |
41-31929 41 days |
0 |
| 43372 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore: deprecate monad operations on `MvPolynomial` |
Deprecate some monad operations on `MvPolynomial`, as they are simply special cases of existing `eval` operations and it's not clear from the name what the signatures of these operations are.
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377/254 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Module/LinearMap/Polynomial.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MvPolynomial/Eval.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MvPolynomial/Expand.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/MvPolynomial/Monad.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/SeparableDegree.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/AlgebraicIndependent/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/NoetherNormalization.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/Defs.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/Frobenius.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/InitTail.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/IsPoly.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/MulCoeff.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/MulP.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/StructurePolynomial.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/Verschiebung.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/WittVector/WittPolynomial.lean |
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nobody |
5-65025 5 days ago |
5-66336 5 days ago |
40-73572 40 days |
0 |
| 39915 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(Analysis/Complex): the equality case of the triangle inequality |
The equality case of the triangle inequality for a finite sum
Part of the Perron–Frobenius formalization (with @or4nge19).
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t-analysis |
142/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/TriangleEquality.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Normalize.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Ray.lean |
4 |
60 |
['github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'mkaratarakis', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
5-62302 5 days ago |
8-12671 8 days ago |
30-42879 30 days |
4 |
| 27707 |
amellendijk author:amellendijk |
feat(NumberTheory/SelbergSieve): define Selberg's weights and prove basic results |
This PR continues the work from #23635.
Original PR: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/23635
- [x] depends on: #27702 |
t-number-theory |
139/2 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/Divisors.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/SelbergSieve.lean |
2 |
36 |
['AlexKontorovich', 'MichaelStollBayreuth', 'ajirving', 'amellendijk', 'github-actions', 'loefflerd', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot'] |
alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
5-60441 5 days ago |
106-21845 106 days ago |
109-66556 109 days |
1 |
| 30109 |
scholzhannah author:scholzhannah |
feat: the subcomplexes of a (relative classical) CW complex form a completely distributive lattice |
In this PR we prove that the space of subcomplexes `Subcomplex C` of a (relative classical) CW complex `C` is a `CompletelyDistribLattice`.
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313/0 |
Mathlib/Topology/CWComplex/Classical/Subcomplex.lean |
1 |
32 |
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jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
5-60440 5 days ago |
52-6269 52 days ago |
161-8536 161 days |
0 |
| 40368 |
Sanghyeok0 author:Sanghyeok0 |
feat: add confluence predicates for relations |
This PR adds a minimal relation-level API for confluence-style properties:
* `Relation.IsDiamond`
* `Relation.IsConfluent`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser`
It also adds the basic API connecting these predicates:
* `Relation.ReflTransGen.to_eqvGen`
* `Relation.Join.le_eqvGen`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser.isConfluent`
* `Relation.IsConfluent.isChurchRosser`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser.join_reflTransGen_eq_eqvGen`
The main downstream application is the polynomial-reduction development in
#41475. There, polynomial reduction is treated as an ordinary relation on
`MvPolynomial`, and these predicates are used to formulate confluence and the
Church--Rosser property.
A more general rewriting API exists in CSLib. This PR does not attempt to
upstream that API wholesale; its scope is intentionally limited to the
declarations needed by the downstream polynomial application.
The earlier version of this PR also introduced
`Relation.StronglyConfluent` and additional equivalence packaging. Those
declarations have been removed to keep this PR small and application-driven.
Reference: Becker, Weispfenning, and Kredel,
*Gröbner Bases: A Computational Approach to Commutative Algebra*.
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Mathlib/GroupTheory/FreeGroup/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Logic/Relation.lean |
2 |
36 |
['Sanghyeok0', 'SnirBroshi', 'chenson2018', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
5-60438 5 days ago |
46-77922 46 days ago |
118-69180 118 days |
1 |
| 40953 |
ymonbru author:ymonbru |
feat: the definition of a KSheaf on a T2 Space |
This files adds the definition of a KSheaf on a T2 space with value in an arbitrary category.
One may expect this notion to come from sheaves on a site of compact subset of a topological space but there is no coresponding Grothendieck topology on compact subsets. In particular, this is because one of the axioms is in the form of a colimit and can't be expressed as a limit condition (hence a sheaf condition).
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2 |
26 |
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ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
5-60437 5 days ago |
27-72707 27 days ago |
109-23771 109 days |
1 |
| 41887 |
Ljon4ik4 author:Ljon4ik4 |
feat: lemmas showing properties of ofDerivation added |
Given an `R`-Lie algebra `L` and a commutative `R`-algebra `A`, there is a Lie algebra structure on `(A ⊗[R] L)`.
A derivation of `A` induces a Lie derivation of `(A ⊗[R] L)`, and one obtains a Lie algebra map
```
ofDerivation : Derivation R A A →ₗ⁅R⁆ LieDerivation R (A ⊗[R] L) (A ⊗[R] L)
```
In this PR we add a Lemma showing that `ofDerivation` is in fact `A`-linear, and that the resulting LieDerivation satisfies a Leibniz rule with respect to the `A`-multiplication on `A ⊗[R] L`.
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17/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Derivation/BaseChange.lean |
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['eric-wieser', 'github-actions'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
5-60436 5 days ago |
30-78479 30 days ago |
96-44074 96 days |
0 |
| 42587 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet): the fundamental groupoid, as a pseudofunctor |
The main definition in this PR is the pseudofunctor `SSet.FundamentalGroupoid.pseudofunctor : LocallyDiscrete SSet.{u} ⥤ᵖ Cat.{u, u}` which sends a simplicial set to its fundamental groupoid.
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3 |
5 |
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robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
5-60435 5 days ago |
8-77512 8 days ago |
8-77497 8 days |
0 |
| 43273 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(AlgebraicGeometry): scheme level order of vanishing api |
In this PR, we develop some API for the order of vanishing of rational functions on schemes. We also change the file structure of order of vanishing in algebraic geometry to more closely mirror that of the ring theoretic order of vanishing results.
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5 |
3 |
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nobody |
5-59538 5 days ago |
27-30923 27 days ago |
51-61744 51 days |
0 |
| 41522 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): existence of longest paths/trails/cycles/circuits |
We already have the existence of a longest path/trail. This adds:
- the existence of a longest cycle/circuit
- the existence of a longest path/trail from a specific vertex
- the existence of a longest path/trail between specific endpoints
- the existence of a longest cycle/circuit at a specific vertex
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`exists_isTrail_forall_length_le_of_pred` is the common argument that works for any predicate on trails, which is then used to prove the 10 versions mentioned above.
I know this looks a bit ugly, but taking a longest path/trail/cycle/circuit is a useful proof technique.
Also, that predicate version might be useful to get Kempe chains, although I haven't tried it.
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Acyclic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths.lean |
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nobody |
5-53788 5 days ago |
5-54238 5 days ago |
106-25728 106 days |
0 |
| 42966 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hasse): smaller path graphs are contained in bigger ones |
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38/2 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hasse.lean |
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nobody |
5-53555 5 days ago |
5-54157 5 days ago |
58-68428 58 days |
0 |
| 43536 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Order): `SupClosed`/`DirSupClosed`/`DirectedOn`/etc for set intervals |
For set intervals, prove the properties they satisfy among these `Set` properties:
- `DirectedOn`
- `CountableSupClosed` / `CountableInfClosed`
- `DirSupClosed` / `DirSupClosedOn`
- `DirSupInacc` / `DirSupInaccOn`
- `SupClosed` / `InfClosed`
and use them to conclude properties of order topologies,
e.g. the Scott-Hausdorff topology on a lower-set is a `ClosedIicTopology`/`ClosedIciTopology`.
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nobody |
5-50983 5 days ago |
5-52789 5 days ago |
6-70321 6 days |
0 |
| 44991 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
refactor(SetTheory/Ordinal/Notation): deprecate module |
This module has not seen any major changes since at least the port and is unlikely to be used downstream. So we deprecate it altogether.
---
I'm opening this PR as a way to spark some discussion. There's a lot of things that can be improved about this module. `NFBelow` is unnecessary and `NF` can be characterized directly. The order structure on `ONote` is not computable but could made to be. Exponentiation can be given a more direct characterization. The construction of fundamental sequences is ad-hoc, and we could instead create a larger API around them. And so on.
On a more practical level, the convoluted proofs of this module are quite prone to breaking, and have done so seemingly every time I touch any part of the ordinal API. If you look at the history of this file, you'll largely see refactors which have required convoluted adaptations on this particular module.
Two years ago, I [rewrote this entire file](https://github.com/vihdzp/ordinal-notation/blob/master/OrdinalNotation/Notations/Cantor.lean) in an experimental, since archived repository of mine. I considered upstreaming these changes to Mathlib. However, there were three things that gave me pause.
1. This would be a thousand line PR. There's no way to split this up without losing functionality, since it's a complete rewrite which changes most of the definitions. Perhaps I could upstream it to a new file, and deprecate the old one when done, but this doesn't address the other two points.
2. I doubt the Mathlib maintainers would be interested. There's not that many reviewers for ordinal PRs as is, and I fear this upstreaming process would be glacial. Which brings me to my third point.
3. The Cantor Normal Form is far from the only ordinal notation, and the existence of this file seems to open the doors to further developments, such as Veblen's Normal Form, or Veblen's Klammersymbolen, or the (Extended) Buchholz Ordinal Notation... which I highly doubt anyone will be willing to review.
Now, perhaps I'm wrong here. Perhaps there are a handful of Mathlib maintainers who are enthusiastic about this material. And in that case, I'll be glad to close this PR, make a new `SetTheory/Ordinal/Notation` folder, and make PRs working towards the most popular ordinal notations. But realistically, I suspect it's easier for everyone if we just deprecate this module. If anyone is ever interested on working on ordinal notations outside of Mathlib, my Zulip DMs are open. |
t-set-theory |
2/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Notation.lean |
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nobody |
5-33080 5 days ago |
5-33748 5 days ago |
5-33732 5 days |
0 |
| 44982 |
sw1sh author:sw1sh |
feat(Data/List): define Lyndon words |
This PR adds `Mathlib/Data/List/Lyndon.lean` with the definition of Lyndon words and their two basic properties.
* `List.IsLyndon w`: the list `w` is nonempty and strictly smaller, in the lexicographic order, than each of its proper nonempty suffixes.
* `List.IsLyndon.not_hasPeriod`: a Lyndon word has no period `p` with `0 < p < w.length`; that is, it is unbordered. It is stated with `List.HasPeriod` from `Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean`.
* `List.IsLyndon.append`: if `u` and `v` are Lyndon words and `u < v`, then `u ++ v` is a Lyndon word.
Two general lemmas on the lexicographic order of lists are added along the way:
* `List.Lex.append_of_not_isPrefix`: if `Lex r u s` holds and `u` is not a prefix of `s`, then `Lex r (u ++ v) (s ++ w)` holds.
* `List.lt_append_of_ne_nil`: a list is smaller than each of its proper extensions.
A planned follow-up uses these to prove the Ehrenfeucht–Silberger theorem for infinite words: over a finite ordered alphabet, an infinite word whose sufficiently long factors are all bordered is eventually periodic. The proof cuts off longest Lyndon prefixes, which gives a non-increasing sequence of short Lyndon words.
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new-contributor
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120/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Lyndon.lean |
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nobody |
5-27405 5 days ago |
5-77837 5 days ago |
5-77821 5 days |
0 |
| 44954 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: normal functions are (left) order continuous |
This is just a first pass, and I suspect the APIs can be unified further.
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26/21 |
Mathlib/Order/IsNormal.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Cofinality/Club.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Family.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/FixedPoint.lean |
4 |
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['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
5-25027 5 days ago |
5-25027 5 days ago |
5-28802 5 days |
0 |
| 43285 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(ValuativeTopology): valuative topology of Z_p |
Let `K` be a field with assumption `[ValuativeRel K] [TopologicalSpace K] [IsValuativeTopology K]`. Let `R` be its ring of integers and the topology of `R` is induced by `K`, then there is a valuative topology over `R` . This can be used to deduce the valuative topology of `Z_p`.
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69/0 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/Padics/PadicNumbers.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Padics/ValuativeRel.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/ValuativeRel/ValuativeTopology.lean |
3 |
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nobody |
5-20868 5 days ago |
5-21453 5 days ago |
32-29314 32 days |
1 |
| 42272 |
xroblot author:xroblot |
feat(Algebra/QuadraticAlgebra): the degenerate cases over a field |
Complete the classification of `QuadraticAlgebra K a b` over a field by describing the two degenerate case.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
41/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/QuadraticAlgebra/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/QuadraticAlgebra/Discriminant.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
5-16292 5 days ago |
20-31919 20 days ago |
37-71644 37 days |
0 |
| 44427 |
xroblot author:xroblot |
feat(Tactic/NormNum): norm_num extension for Squarefree |
Add a `norm_num` extension deciding `Squarefree n` for numerals `n` in `ℕ` and `ℤ`.
If `n` is not squarefree, the proof uses a witness `a > 1` with `a * a ∣ n`, found with `Nat.minSqFac`. If `n` is squarefree, the proof is a trial division of `n` by the odd numbers `k = 3, 5, 7, …`, keeping the invariant that every prime divisor of the cofactor is at least `k`.
This is adapted from the Mathlib 3 extension by Mario Carneiro (mathlib#11666), which was left commented out in `Mathlib.Data.Nat.Squarefree` during the port. This commented-out code is removed, and the corresponding tests are restored.
As for the `Nat.Prime` extension, the proof is a certificate rather than a kernel evaluation of `Nat.minSqFac` via `Nat.squarefree_iff_minSqFac`. The certificate is also faster to check, but, as for `Nat.Prime`, large numbers need a higher `maxRecDepth`.
**Note**. I have read and checked the ordinary Lean statements and their proofs, but I am not familiar with metaprogramming, so I cannot really vouch for the meta code itself, which was written with the help of an LLM. A review by someone who is comfortable with `norm_num` extensions would be very welcome.
Created with Claude Code 🤖
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t-meta
LLM-generated
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198/205 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Squarefree.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/NormNum/Squarefree.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/NormNum/Ext.lean |
5 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
5-16178 5 days ago |
16-9746 16 days ago |
20-73057 20 days |
0 |
| 43925 |
xroblot author:xroblot |
feat(Algebra/Field/Subfield): the map/comap Galois coinsertion |
A ring homomorphism out of a field is injective, so the existing Galois connection between `map` and `comap` on subfields is in fact a `GaloisCoinsertion`, added here as `Subfield.gciMapComap`, along with what it yields: `comap_surjective`, `map_injective`, `map_le_map_iff`, the compatibility of `comap` with `⊓`, `⊔`, `⨅` and `⨆`, and three lemmas on `comap` along `s.subtype`.
The same is done for `IntermediateField` and `AlgHom`, as `IntermediateField.gciMapComap`, together with the basic `comap` lemmas that were missing there.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
149/2 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Field/Subfield/Basic.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/IntermediateField/Adjoin/Defs.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/IntermediateField/Basic.lean |
3 |
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['github-actions', 'tb65536', 'xroblot'] |
nobody |
5-15734 5 days ago |
35-12025 35 days ago |
35-28126 35 days |
1 |
| 44999 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore(Order/Setoid): fix defeq in `Setoid.gi` |
Make the `choice` field of `Setoid.gi` actually have the correct defeq, which is the entire point of the `choice` field, instead of just using `EqvGen.setoid`.
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easy
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2/2 |
Mathlib/Order/Setoid/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
5-5592 5 days ago |
5-7475 5 days ago |
5-7459 5 days |
0 |
| 45009 |
loefflerd author:loefflerd |
feat(NumberTheory/ModularForms): more API for cusps |
API for `CuspOrbits`: show that an inclusion of groups, or translation by GL(2, R), induces natural maps on cusp orbits. Also define a Nat-valued `regularityFactorInfty` which is 2 for irregular cusps and 1 otherwise, and use it to relate `strictWidthInfty` and `widthInfty`.
---
Carved off from the modular-form finite-dimensionality PR #43644
AI use: Based on code originally written by ChatGPT 5.6 Sol and 6.0 Astra, but carefully checked and cleaned up by me. |
t-number-theory |
233/5 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/GeneralLinearGroup/FinTwo.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/Basic.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/Cusps.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Compactification/OnePoint/ProjectiveLine.lean |
4 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
4-76587 4 days ago |
4-77237 4 days ago |
4-77221 4 days |
2 |
| 41053 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
refactor(RingTheory): bialgebra and Hopf algebra structures on RingCon quotients |
---
Since #40451, SymmetricAlgebra R M is (symRingCon R M).Quotient, a quotient by a ring congruence over a commutative semiring, which the ideal quotients of #39790 don't cover. This adds the congruence-level constructions, so SymmetricAlgebra's bialgebra and Hopf algebra structures can descend from TensorAlgebra as suggested in #39579, once #31898 lands.
- [x] depends on: #41052
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
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154/41 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Bialgebra/Quotient.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Quotient.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'hawkrobe', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
4-69895 4 days ago |
4-70436 4 days ago |
4-75844 4 days |
0 |
| 44548 |
emlis42 author:emlis42 |
feat(Tactic/Inclusion): add sqrt support to the `inclusion`/`dyadic_interval` tactic |
This PR adds a `sqrt` extension for the `dyadic_interval` tactic.
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I used an LLM for golfing. |
t-meta
large-import
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138/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Dyadic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Inclusion/Extension/IntervalDyadicReal/Sqrt.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Inclusion/Extension/IntervalDyadicReal/Tactic.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Inclusion/Basic.lean |
6 |
4 |
['emlis42', 'github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
4-67689 4 days ago |
16-50452 16 days ago |
16-50436 16 days |
0 |
| 42365 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct): tensor product of graded modules is graded |
---
Split from #39849, also a first step toward the TODO in `LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Graded/Internal.lean` (the tensor product of graded algebras is graded.) I tried to model it after [AddMonoidAlgebra.gradeBy](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/Grading.html#AddMonoidAlgebra.gradeBy).
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
159/0 |
Mathlib/Data/DFinsupp/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Decomposition.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Map.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
4-67604 4 days ago |
66-79895 66 days ago |
81-73486 81 days |
2 |
| 38716 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Algebra/Order): `NNRat.cast_sub` |
From AddCombi
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13/2 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Field/Rat.lean,Mathlib/Data/NNRat/Defs.lean |
2 |
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alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
4-60440 4 days ago |
91-30550 91 days ago |
91-36819 91 days |
2 |
| 39420 |
mbkybky author:mbkybky |
feat(RingTheory/LocalProperties): `Module.Invertible` is a local property |
Let `M` be a finite `R`-module. We show that `M` is invertible if `Mₘ` is invertible for any maximal ideal `m` of `R`.
- [x] depends on: #39109
- [x] depends on: #39412
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t-ring-theory |
101/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/LocalProperties/Invertible.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
4-60438 4 days ago |
96-49008 96 days ago |
105-22199 105 days |
1 |
| 42047 |
LegaSage author:LegaSage |
feat(RingTheory): add locally nilpotent derivations |
This introduces `Derivation.IsLocallyNilpotent` and basic iteration lemmas for locally nilpotent derivations. The main result is the method-style theorem `Derivation.IsLocallyNilpotent.apply_eq_zero_of_dvd`: over a characteristic-zero domain, if `f ∣ D f` for a locally nilpotent derivation `D`, then `D f = 0`.
The proof uses the iterated Leibniz rule and the top nonvanishing iterates of the two factors.
-----
The implementation and PR text were prepared with assistance from OpenAI Codex. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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167/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Derivation/LocallyNilpotent.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60436 4 days ago |
91-58224 91 days ago |
91-58208 91 days |
0 |
| 42113 |
LAC1213 author:LAC1213 |
feat(RingTheory/Noetherian): injective modules over a Noetherian ring… |
… surject onto localizations by powers of an element. [Hartshorne III.3.3]
Disclaimer: I used Claude to help me find the names of useful lemmas and definitions and explain lean errors to me.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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114/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Torsion/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Noetherian/InjectiveModule.lean |
3 |
42 |
['LAC1213', 'NoahW314', 'github-actions', 'robin-carlier'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60435 4 days ago |
88-13600 88 days ago |
88-38312 88 days |
0 |
| 42265 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
chore(RingTheory/PowerSeries): simplify coeff_inv_aux |
This replaces the hand-written `Finset.sum_nbij'` in `coeff_inv_aux` with `simp_rw` + `simp`, via `Finsupp.antidiagonal_single`, the same rewrite that `PowerSeries.coeff_mul` already uses.
:robot: Golfing target found by GPT Pro 5.6 Sol, initial version of code written by Opus 5 high, refined by GPT 5.6 Sol xhigh, then again by Opus 5 high following @felixpernegger's review suggestion. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
2/19 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Inverse.lean |
1 |
8 |
['cameronfreer', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60434 4 days ago |
73-1908 73 days ago |
85-29302 85 days |
0 |
| 44536 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Probability): conditional variance of a Bernoulli random variable |
This PR proves `Var[X; P | m] =ᵐ[P] P[X | m] * P[1 - X | m]` for a random variable with law `Ber(1, 0, p)`.
It replaces the binomial `proof_wanted`, which is false: for `Bin(2, 1/2)` and the trivial σ-algebra, the variance is `1/2` while the proposed product is `0`.
---
Supersedes #44467. Independent of #42999, which proves the remaining binomial variance statement.
The code, the testing, and this description were prepared with the help of an AI coding assistant (Codex).
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
15/10 |
Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/TwoValued.lean,Wanted/Probability/Distributions/Binomial.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
4-60430 4 days ago |
17-43758 17 days ago |
17-43742 17 days |
0 |
| 43916 |
qawbecrdtey author:qawbecrdtey |
feat(Data/Finsupp/Weight): add `degree_strictMono` |
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```lean
lemma degree_strictMono {R : Type*}
[AddCommMonoid R] [PartialOrder R] [CanonicallyOrderedAdd R] [AddRightStrictMono R] :
StrictMono (Finsupp.degree (σ := σ) (R := R))
``` |
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8/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Weight.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
4-60429 4 days ago |
11-61715 11 days ago |
32-24232 32 days |
1 |
| 44787 |
qawbecrdtey author:qawbecrdtey |
chore(Data/DFinsupp/BigOperators): golf |
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19/55 |
Mathlib/Data/DFinsupp/BigOperators.lean |
1 |
8 |
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nobody |
4-60370 4 days ago |
4-62067 4 days ago |
8-47673 8 days |
0 |
| 36937 |
Yaohua-Leo author:Yaohua-Leo |
feat(Algebra/Jordan): add first linearization lemmas for IsCommJordan |
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AI assistance disclosure: I used AI assistance for CI/debugging and module-structure fixes in this PR. The mathematical content and main lemmas were written by me, with help from @pelicanhere.
This PR adds a new file `Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Linearization.lean` containing linearization lemmas for the commutative Jordan identity.
Main declarations:
* `IsCommJordan.four_nsmul_associator_mul_add`
* `IsCommJordan.associator_mul_add`
These lemmas formalize a first linearization of the commutative Jordan identity using `associator`, following McCrimmon, Proposition 1.8.5.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
152/90 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Linearization.lean |
3 |
8 |
['Yaohua-Leo', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'ocfnash'] |
nobody |
4-59537 4 days ago |
25-64754 25 days ago |
38-75548 38 days |
0 |
| 44310 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat(FieldTheory): field with no nontrivial extensions is algebraically closed |
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13/0 |
Mathlib/FieldTheory/IsAlgClosed/Basic.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
4-57411 4 days ago |
23-52386 23 days ago |
24-54490 24 days |
0 |
| 41675 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(AlgebraicTopology): pushout diagrams in the filtration of `Δ[p] ⊗ Δ[1]` |
This will be used in #42295 in order to construct morphisms from `Δ[p] ⊗ Δ[1]` out of the data of the images of the nondegenerate `(p + 1)`-simplices of `Δ[p] ⊗ Δ[1]`.
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Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/AnodyneExtensions/UnionProd.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/ProdStdSimplex.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/ProdStdSimplexOne.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/StdSimplex.lean,Mathlib/AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialSet/Subcomplex.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/FunctorCategory.lean |
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nobody |
4-43191 4 days ago |
6-4141 6 days ago |
45-18263 45 days |
2 |
| 43419 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat: tag `Metric.closedBall_subset_ball` with `@[gcongr strict]` |
This PR uses `@[gcongr strict]` on `Metric.closedBall_subset_ball` so that it can be used by `gcongr` and `grw`. This means that we will be able to rewrite with a strict inequality to turn a closed ball into an open ball or vice versa.
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t-analysis
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Mathlib/Analysis/BoxIntegral/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/SpecialFunctions/PosPart.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/FDeriv/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Harmonic/MeanValue.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Harmonic/Poisson.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Schwarz.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/TaylorSeries.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Gauge.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Harmonic/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Harmonic/HarmonicContOnCl.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/PicardLindelof.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Covering/Besicovitch.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Group/AddCircle.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Doubling.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Lebesgue/EqHaar.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Prokhorov.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Valued/LocallyCompact.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/Lipschitz.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Bounded.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/HausdorffDistance.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/ProperSpace/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Pseudo/Defs.lean |
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nobody |
4-35247 4 days ago |
29-16615 29 days ago |
38-14978 38 days |
0 |
| 42677 |
vlad902 author:vlad902 |
feat(FreeGroup): basic center/centralizer properties |
Develop basic theory about the center/centralizer of a free group, in particular characterize when the center is trivial and that the centralizer of a single element always forms a cyclic subgroup of a free group. Use that to derive that free groups are commutative-transitive and that commuting elements are powers of shared element.
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t-group-theory |
107/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/FreeGroup/Center.lean |
2 |
4 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
4-35213 4 days ago |
6-3586 6 days ago |
6-3653 6 days |
0 |
| 41981 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
refactor(Algebra/Polynomial): make into an `abbrev` of `AddMonoidAlgebra` |
... and deprecate the declarations that are now tautological (`toFinsupp`/`ofFinsupp`, `coeff` and their API). For some of the `Polynomial` declarations that needed changing, it was simplest to replace them with the corresponding `AddMonoidAlgebra` one. Note that this replacement is far from exhaustive (a majority of the `Polynomial` API could be replaced this way).
Note that `algebraMap R R[X]` has changed defeq.
[Zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Reworking.20Finsupp.2C.20MonoidAlgebra.2C.20HahnSeries.2E.20PowerSeries/with/609275708)
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
548/774 |
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jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
4-32885 4 days ago |
4-35575 4 days ago |
76-47770 76 days |
0 |
| 44989 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: prove `ofNat(n) ^ ω = ω` |
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t-set-theory
easy
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4/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Principal.lean |
1 |
1 |
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nobody |
4-32759 4 days ago |
5-37032 5 days ago |
5-37016 5 days |
0 |
| 45021 |
raoxiaojia author:raoxiaojia |
fix(Tactic/Echelon): improve Zsqrtd model to return integer numerals when possible |
This PR improves the Zsqrtd model of Echelon tactic to return integer numerals instead of the `⟨re, im⟩` form when `im = 0`. This saves a manual rewrite step in closing some determinant goals.
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t-meta |
11/0 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Echelon/Zsqrtd.lean,MathlibTest/matrix.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
4-31393 4 days ago |
4-32016 4 days ago |
4-32000 4 days |
0 |
| 44993 |
benpigchu author:benpigchu |
feat(Data): add theorem about `List.count` of `List.ofFn` |
This PR add the theorem said that List.count of List.ofFn of a map equal to card of the FInset.univ filtered by the condition that the map equals the value, with the `List.Vector` version and `List.CountP` versions.
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t-data
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
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28/3 |
Mathlib/Data/Fintype/Fin.lean |
1 |
22 |
['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'benpigchu', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
4-30914 4 days ago |
4-33810 4 days ago |
5-24983 5 days |
0 |
| 43705 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(Category/Abelian/Projective): interaction between `ProjectiveResolution.extMk` and the connecting morphism |
This is the dual result to #43224. Obtaining the dual version required introducing more API for the mapping cocone.
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t-category-theory
tech debt
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Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/DerivedCategory/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/DerivedCategory/ShortExact.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/DerivedCategory/SingleTriangle.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/DerivedCategory/SmallShiftedHom.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/HomComplexShift.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/HomComplexSingle.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/MappingCocone.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/Shift.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/ShortExact.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/Injective/Ext.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/Projective/Ext.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/Projective/Extend.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Triangulated/Rotate.lean |
13 |
4 |
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nobody |
4-25280 4 days ago |
4-25942 4 days ago |
5-3192 5 days |
0 |
| 45024 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
feat(linter): reject commands scoped with in section |
Commands such as `variable ... in section` do not open the section that their layout suggests: the generated `end` closes the inner section immediately and leaves the generated outer scope open. Named sections fail outright. Prefer opening a section first and putting the command inside it.
Add `linter.style.inSection` to the standard linter set for any command prefix ending in `section`, including `omit`, `include`, `variable`, `set_option`, `open`, `attribute`, local notation, and `universe`. The check uses the generic command-level `in` syntax instead of a list of command names. Nested prefixes receive one warning; scoped linter options are respected. The check lives in the existing style-linter module and adds no imports or separate source scan.
Fix both existing library uses: `Mathlib/Data/TypeVec.lean` (`variable`) and `Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Pullback/IsPullback/BicartesianSq.lean` (`omit`). Preserve the eight intentional `set_option ... in section` test blocks in two existing test files with local opt-outs.
Tests cover all eight command forms above, multiline syntax and comments, section modifiers, nested wrappers, option disabling/re-enabling, valid per-declaration and ordinary section forms, quotations, strings, and elaboration failures. The new test file and both modified test files pass. Both changed library modules compile with the standard linter set and warnings as errors; all 327 compiled declaration-type fingerprints are unchanged. Text-style lint and `git diff --check` pass.
This PR targets current `master` independently of #45016 and #45017, and does not decide whether plain `omit` should be restricted.
:robot: prepared with Codex
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274/2 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Shapes/Pullback/IsPullback/BicartesianSq.lean,Mathlib/Data/TypeVec.lean,Mathlib/Init.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/Style.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/DeprecatedSyntax.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/InSection.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/TextBased.lean |
7 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
4-21609 4 days ago |
4-24651 4 days ago |
4-24635 4 days |
0 |
| 44660 |
jessealama author:jessealama |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian): close a Hamiltonian path into a Hamiltonian cycle |
Add `SimpleGraph.Walk.isHamiltonianCycle_cons`: closing a path `p` from `b` to `a` with an edge `a ~ b` gives a Hamiltonian cycle if and only if `p` is a Hamiltonian path that does not already use that edge.
This is the Hamiltonian analogue of `Walk.cons_isCycle_iff`. It was originally extracted at @YaelDillies's suggestion during review of #36376, which no longer needs it.
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t-combinatorics |
6/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian.lean |
1 |
9 |
['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'jessealama'] |
nobody |
4-21604 4 days ago |
14-22537 14 days ago |
14-23589 14 days |
0 |
| 39747 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: intervals `Ici`/`Ioi` are cofinal/closed under directed suprema |
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t-order
maintainer-merge
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55/8 |
Mathlib/Order/Cofinal.lean,Mathlib/Order/DirSupClosed.lean,Mathlib/Order/Interval/Set/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Basic.lean |
4 |
27 |
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nobody |
4-19065 4 days ago |
5-24610 5 days ago |
100-60741 100 days |
1 |
| 43723 |
homeowmorphism author:homeowmorphism |
feat(Topology/MetricSpace): define hyperbolic pseudometric spaces |
We define hyperbolic pseudometric spaces using the Gromov product. This will be used to define hyperbolic groups.
Co-authored-by: Katerina Hristova <katherina.hristova@gmail.com>
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115/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Bornology/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Hyperbolic.lean |
3 |
15 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'homeowmorphism', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'tb65536', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
4-14311 4 days ago |
23-7263 23 days ago |
41-47071 41 days |
1 |
| 44992 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: prove Dedekind completion of rationals isomorphic to `EReal` |
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t-order
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4 |
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['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
4-12819 4 days ago |
4-20975 4 days ago |
5-15458 5 days |
0 |
| 44338 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
refactor: remove norm assumption for polynomial limits |
* Change proofs about limits of polynomials to avoid having to assume a norm on the field.
* Split the non-norm material from `Mathlib.Analysis.Polynomial.Basic`.
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6 |
18 |
['artie2000', 'github-actions', 'tb65536', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
4-8322 4 days ago |
4-10578 4 days ago |
8-3782 8 days |
0 |
| 38055 |
felixpernegger author:felixpernegger |
feat(Topology/EMetricSpace): add r-variation |
Redoing #37007 (I had accidently deleted my fork which nuked the PR).
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t-topology
t-analysis
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395/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/RVariation.lean |
2 |
29 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'jvanwinden', 'luigi-massacci', 'luigimassacci-ax', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
4-4961 4 days ago |
79-22001 79 days ago |
184-15227 184 days |
0 |
| 45043 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore: remove some early `Aesop` imports |
This PR removes some `import Aesop` from files that are early in the import hierarchy by refactoring the `aesop` proofs.
This shortens the long pole, as `Mathlib.Data.Set.Operations` used to be part of the long pole, and now isn't anymore.
This makes use of `attribute [local grind norm] Prod.forall`. It might be useful to add this option globally. Note that this was recently added for `Subtype.forall` and `Subtype.exists` in https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/15748
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t-data |
7/10 |
Mathlib/Data/Part.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Insert.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Operations.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Subsingleton.lean,Mathlib/Data/SubtypeNeLift.lean |
5 |
3 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
4-2392 4 days ago |
4-10735 4 days ago |
4-10719 4 days |
0 |
| 45042 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Util/Notation3): don't try matching tactic blocks |
This means that `notation3` can e.g. be used to create a delaborator for concrete cycle notation `c[...]` whereas previously it would fail due to the `by decide` in the expansion.
This is best effort, in the sense that eluding a proof in pretty-printing is necessarily a loss, unless we somehow run the tactic block while pretty-printing to determine whether the proof could have come from the tactic or had been hand-provided by the user.
Remove the `(prettyPrint := false)` flag in concrete cycle notation and the application of `Cycle.nodup_coe_iff` in the default proof term: the decidability instance applies it automatically anyway.
Generated by Claude Opus, hand-edited by myself afterwards.
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29/15 |
Mathlib/GroupTheory/Perm/Cycle/Concrete.lean,Mathlib/Util/Notation3.lean,MathlibTest/Util/Notation3.lean |
3 |
3 |
['JovanGerb', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-82904 3 days ago |
4-11116 4 days ago |
4-11100 4 days |
0 |
| 44898 |
Vierkantor author:Vierkantor |
fix(Tactic/CrossRefAttribute): add cross-reference tag to Verso docstring |
This PR fixes the issue where a cross-reference tag (e.g. Stacks, Kerodon, Wikidata, ...) overwrites Verso docstrings with a link to the tag. The issue is that the attribute would write to the Markdown docstring extension, which takes priority over the Verso docstring extension. To fix it, we write the tag to the Verso docstring based on the value of the `doc.verso` option.
Note that a declaration docstring, whether Markdown or Verso, is still incompatible with an attribute-generated docstring, since they are written in two different threads. This PR merely makes the Verso case broken in the same way as the Markdown case.
See Zulip: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Cross-reference.20attributes.20don.27t.20change.20the.20docstring/with/631861749
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nobody |
3-80763 3 days ago |
8-9168 8 days ago |
8-12095 8 days |
0 |
| 45034 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Path): simple paths, cycles and acyclic quivers |
`Quiver.Path.IsSimple` and `Quiver.Path.IsCycle`, plus `Quiver.IsAcyclic`, modelled on what we already have for `SimpleGraph.Walk`.
The main result is that a path revisiting a vertex can be shortened by cutting out the loop. In particular, a shortest nontrivial loop is a cycle.
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t-combinatorics |
142/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Path/Cycle.lean |
2 |
10 |
['Jun2M', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'mkaratarakis'] |
YaelDillies assignee:YaelDillies |
3-75206 3 days ago |
3-85982 3 days ago |
4-1437 4 days |
1 |
| 45014 |
GoldenPhysicsProject author:GoldenPhysicsProject |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric): infinite product formula for sinh |
Transfers the absolutely convergent Euler product for sine (`euler_sineTerm_tprod`) to the hyperbolic sine, in `Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Cotangent.lean` next to the sine statement:
* `multipliable_one_add_sq_div`: `Multipliable fun n : ℕ ↦ 1 + x ^ 2 / (n + 1) ^ 2` for every `x : ℂ`.
* `euler_sinh_tprod`: for `x * I ∈ ℂ_ℤ`, `∏' n : ℕ, (1 + x ^ 2 / (n + 1) ^ 2) = Complex.sinh (π * x) / (π * x)`.
This follows a review comment by @wwylele on the first version of this PR, which was a separate file with the conditionally convergent `Tendsto` form. I searched master and the open PRs for an existing hyperbolic-sine product and found none.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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19/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Cotangent.lean |
1 |
7 |
['GoldenPhysicsProject', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
3-75095 3 days ago |
3-75789 3 days ago |
4-2931 4 days |
0 |
| 45044 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
chore: remove various superfluous set options |
- The `header` doesn't fire on import-only files any more, so need not be disabled there.
- One comment is obsolete, as the linter has also been fixed.
- Another option is superfluous; two more are easy to fix.
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4/24 |
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nobody |
3-74031 3 days ago |
3-77475 3 days ago |
3-80275 3 days |
0 |
| 45055 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
feat: bundled symmetric linear maps |
We construct bundled symmetric linear maps with their basic operations. The design follows the corresponding file on alternating linear maps closely.
This is the first step towards the vector bundle of symmetric maps, which features in one possible definition of jet spaces and jet bundles.
This work was partially conducted at the workshop
"Techniques and Tools for the Formalization of Analysis" at ICERM in May 2026.
While at it, we remove two outdated items from the module doc-string of the alternating maps' file.
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3 |
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nobody |
3-69433 3 days ago |
3-71054 3 days ago |
3-71038 3 days |
4 |
| 41816 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
chore(GroupTheory/PGroup): reorder lemmas |
This PR reorders the `iff` lemmas in `GroupTheory/PGroup.lean` to allow for some golfing.
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t-group-theory
large-import
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Mathlib/GroupTheory/Exponent.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/PGroup.lean |
2 |
4 |
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riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
3-65567 3 days ago |
3-67326 3 days ago |
79-33086 79 days |
0 |
| 44531 |
emlis42 author:emlis42 |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions): add the polylogarithm function |
This PR adds the polylogarithm function $$\mathrm{Li}_ s(z)$$, together with its integral representation, power series, the recurrence `z * deriv (Li_ (s + 1)) z = Li_ s z`, and analyticity off the branch cut.
## Main definitions
* `Complex.polylogKernel`: the integrand `polylogKernel z t = z / (cexp t - z)`.
* `Complex.polylogIntegral`: the integral representation
$$
\mathrm{Li}_ s(z) = \dfrac{1}{\Gamma(s)}\int_0^{\infty}t ^ {s - 1} \dfrac{z}{e^z -z} \mathrm{d}t
$$
* `Complex.polylogSeries`: the power series
$$
\mathrm{Li}_ s(z) = \sum_{n = 1}^{\infty} \dfrac{z^n}{n^s}
$$
* `Complex.polylog`: the polylogarithm `Li_ s z`.
## Main statements
* `Complex.polylog_eq_polylogSeries`: `Li_ s z = polylogSeries s z` for `‖z‖ < 1`.
* `Complex.summable_polylogSeries_of_norm_lt` and `_of_norm_le`: the defining series
is summable for `‖z‖ < 1`, resp. for `‖z‖ ≤ 1` when `1 < s.re`.
* `Complex.polylog_eq_polylogIntegral`: `Li_ s z = polylogIntegral s z` for `0 < s.re`
and `z` off the branch cut.
* `Complex.mul_deriv_polylog_add_one`: the recurrence
`z * deriv (Li_ (s + 1)) z = Li_ s z` for `z` off the branch cut.
* `Complex.analyticOnNhd_polylog_right`: `Li_ s` is analytic off the branch cut.
## Implementation notes
The definition follows DLMF 25.12: `Li_ s z` is defined on the complement of the
branch cut `Ici 1 ×ℂ {0}` via the integral representation for `0 < s.re`, and extended to
general `s` by repeatedly applying the recurrence
`Li_ s = z * deriv (Li_ (s + 1))` until the real part becomes positive.
On the branch cut itself we take the limit from the lower half-plane.
---
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t-analysis |
624/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Polylog/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Separation/Hausdorff.lean |
3 |
2 |
['emlis42', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-64535 3 days ago |
3-66246 3 days ago |
17-36504 17 days |
0 |
| 44814 |
BryceT233 author:BryceT233 |
feat(Algebra/TotalMonoidAlgebra): definitions and basic coefficient API |
Add the definitions and basic coefficient API of total monoid algebras.
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label:t-algebra$ |
331/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/TotalMonoidAlgebra/Defs.lean |
2 |
3 |
['YaelDillies', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-62357 3 days ago |
10-58617 10 days ago |
10-58601 10 days |
1 |
| 42624 |
xgenereux author:xgenereux |
perf(IntermediateField/Basic): algebra instance for IntermediateField.restrictScalars |
Add `Algebra` / `IsScalarTower` instance for `IntermediateField.restrictScalars`.
This simplifies a proof in `FunctionField.lean`.
I also tried to hunt for another similar application and found one in `Mathlib.FieldTheory.Extension`.
AI disclaimer: I asked an AI assistant to suggest an improvement to the proof in the FunctionField.lean file. This PR is the result of this discussion.
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6 |
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ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
3-60441 3 days ago |
73-71177 73 days ago |
73-71161 73 days |
0 |
| 44026 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: remove backward.privateInPublic in category theory, topology and analysis |
This PR removes the `backward.privateInPublic` option in 6 files across category theory, topology and analysis. In each case a private definition appeared in the statement of a public declaration, so it was already part of the public interface in all but name. The fix is to drop `private` from those definitions (and from the auxiliary definitions their bodies depend on in exposed sections), adding docstrings where they were missing. In `Analysis/InnerProductSpace/OfNorm` the auxiliary inner product `inner_` moves into the `InnerProductSpaceable` namespace rather than becoming a root-level name; the public lemmas `inner_.norm_sq`, `inner_.conj_symm` and `Continuous.inner_` already carried its name. In `Topology/Category/Compactum` the helper `cl` gets a mathematical docstring, and the two lemmas about it that are only used in proofs stay private.
Files where a private *lemma* appeared in a public statement, and the files with file-wide `public section` restructuring, are handled in #44032. Names are otherwise kept as they were; suggestions for better names are welcome but are not needed for this PR.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
tech debt |
19/63 |
Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/OfNorm.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Internal/FunctorCategory.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/Galois/Profinite.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Category/Compactum.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Category/TopCat/Limits/Konig.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/GromovHausdorff.lean |
6 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
JovanGerb assignee:JovanGerb |
3-60439 3 days ago |
32-43662 32 days ago |
32-43646 32 days |
0 |
| 41915 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Data/List): infixes, the enumerator of contiguous factors |
This PR adds `List.infixes`, which is the list of all infixes of a list.
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t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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37/2 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Infix.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
3-59538 3 days ago |
45-81310 45 days ago |
96-49196 96 days |
0 |
| 43440 |
Raph-DG author:Raph-DG |
feat(AlgebraicGeometry): serre's R_k condition for schemes |
In this PR, we define Serre's R_k condition. We also show that R_1 is equivalent to all local rings in codimension one being DVRs, though we show this under the assumption that the local rings are all domains. This assumption can be dropped once #28683 is merged.
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2 |
14 |
['Brian-Nugent', 'Raph-DG', 'github-actions', 'justus-springer'] |
nobody |
3-59537 3 days ago |
38-71517 38 days ago |
48-54308 48 days |
0 |
| 41260 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(GroupTheory/Exponent): the order of a group divides a power of its exponent |
For finite groups:
- `(Monoid.exponent G).primeFactors = (Nat.card G).primeFactors`
- `Nat.card G ∣ Monoid.exponent G ^ Nat.card G`
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This requires importing Cauchy's theorem (`GroupTheory.Perm.Cycle.Type`) in `Exponent.lean` which I'm not sure about, but the alternatives are either moving the theorems to `PGroup.lean`, or creating a new file with a strange name like `ExponentLemmas.lean`.
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large-import
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27/3 |
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2 |
14 |
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nobody |
3-59536 3 days ago |
25-5845 25 days ago |
112-75724 112 days |
0 |
| 45022 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
chore: remove some tech debt |
The removals in this PR are `backward.defeqAttrib.useBackward`, some adaptation notes from the upgrade to 4.30.0-rc1 and one `backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency.types`. |
tech debt |
21/63 |
Mathlib/Algebra/DirectSum/Algebra.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/DualNumber.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Torsion/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/QuaternionBasis.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Complex/Arctan.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/SmallObject/Construction.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Additive/AP/Three/Behrend.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Acyclic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Tutte.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Determinant.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Finsupp/LSum.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Charpoly/Basic.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Basic.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Pi.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteLattice/Basic.lean |
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['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-52609 3 days ago |
3-62570 3 days ago |
3-76974 3 days |
0 |
| 42067 |
themathqueen author:themathqueen |
feat(RingTheory): define Frobenius algebras |
A `FrobeniusAlgebra` is an algebra that is equipped with a `dual : Module.Dual R A` such that the bilinear form `(LinearMap.mul R A).compr₂ dual` is bijective.
A straightforward example: a matrix over a field with the trace as its dual is a Frobenius algebra. (Not an instance because there can be other choices of the dual.)
A `FrobeniusAlgebra` induces a coalgebra such that it satisfies the Frobenius equations (`Coalgebra.IsFrobenius`).
Note that this is not an instance since you can have a different coalgebra that is not equal to this one (for example, if you have a `Bialgebra R A` where `A` is not isomorphic to `R` then the coalgebra cannot satisfy the Frobenius equations, so this is not equal to the coalgebra coming from a `FrobeniusAlgebra R A`).
A coalgebra that satisfies the Frobenius equations (`Coalgebra.IsFrobenius`) naturally induces a Frobenius algebra (`FrobeniusAlgebra`).
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nobody |
3-46543 3 days ago |
32-14466 32 days ago |
32-14611 32 days |
0 |
| 42815 |
korbonits author:korbonits |
feat(Analysis/Calculus/VectorField): the Lie bracket acts as a derivation on functions |
Add `VectorField.lieBracket_apply_fun`: for a function `f` with derivative `f'` and vector fields `V`, `W`,
D(f' W) V - D(f' V) W = f' [V, W]
i.e. the familiar `[V, W] f = V (W f) - W (V f)`. The two second-derivative terms cancel by symmetry of the second derivative, leaving exactly the bracket.
Placed beside the existing `lieBracket_smul_*` product rules. Needs no new import: `FDeriv.Symmetric` is already imported for `second_derivative_symmetric`, which supplies the symmetry and is the source of the `IsRCLikeNormedField` hypothesis.
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new-contributor
LLM-generated
t-differential-geometry
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17/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/VectorField.lean |
1 |
12 |
['github-actions', 'korbonits', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
3-46010 3 days ago |
28-6316 28 days ago |
68-37412 68 days |
0 |
| 45069 |
korbonits author:korbonits |
feat(Geometry/Manifold): the Riemann curvature of a covariant derivative |
Define the Riemann curvature `R(X, Y) Z = ∇_X ∇_Y Z - ∇_Y ∇_X Z - ∇_[X,Y] Z` of a covariant derivative on the tangent bundle, as an operator on vector fields, in a new file `CovariantDerivative/Curvature.lean` (alongside `Torsion.lean`).
Main results:
- `CovariantDerivative.curvature_swap`: antisymmetry in the first two arguments.
- `curvature_smul_left/snd`, `curvature_add_left/snd`: function-linearity in the first two arguments, with explicit differentiability hypotheses.
- `tensorialAt_curvature_fst/snd`: for a `C¹` covariant derivative and a `C²` field `Z`, the curvature is `TensorialAt` in each of its first two arguments.
- `CovariantDerivative.mdifferentiableAt_apply`: for a `C¹` covariant derivative, `∇_X σ` is differentiable at `x` when `σ` is `C²` and `X` is differentiable at `x`.
Most of the code I'm planning to upstream into mathlib4 is already proved in https://github.com/korbonits/ricci-flow-blueprint
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t-differential-geometry
LLM-generated
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167/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/CovariantDerivative/Curvature.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'korbonits'] |
nobody |
3-45014 3 days ago |
3-46631 3 days ago |
3-46615 3 days |
0 |
| 45068 |
thorimur author:thorimur |
feat(Tactic/Linter/Header): profile the header linter |
This PR puts the header linter (which is really a collection of linters) into its own profiling category.
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t-linter
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Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/Header.lean |
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['github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'thorimur'] |
nobody |
3-42241 3 days ago |
3-46704 3 days ago |
3-46688 3 days |
0 |
| 41555 |
BryceT233 author:BryceT233 |
feat(Algebra/Order/Antidiagonal): connect `Finset.HasAntidiagonal` with `Filter.TendstoCofinite` |
This PR connects `Finset.HasAntidiagonal` with `Filter.TendstoCofinite` and cleans up `TendstoCofinite.lean`.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
34/12 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Antidiag/Prod.lean,Mathlib/Order/Filter/TendstoCofinite.lean |
2 |
14 |
['BryceT233', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
3-41326 3 days ago |
13-60664 13 days ago |
49-58954 49 days |
0 |
| 44428 |
kebekus author:kebekus |
feat: behavior of zero/pole divisors of meromorphic functions under differentiation |
Relate the divisor of `deriv f` to the divisor of a meromorphic function `f`, and deduce the corresponding statements for the logarithmic counting functions of Value Distribution Theory.
This material is used in [Project VD](https://github.com/kebekus/ProjectVD), formalizing Value Distribution Theory for meromorphic functions on the complex plane. Claude Code was used to create this PR.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
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152/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/ValueDistribution/LogCounting/Truncated.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Meromorphic/Divisor.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Meromorphic/Order.lean |
3 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-36725 3 days ago |
20-6832 20 days ago |
20-6816 20 days |
0 |
| 43985 |
kebekus author:kebekus |
feat: API for working with canonical factors |
To prepare for upcoming work in Value Distribution Theory, add three elementary lemmas on canonical factors and their derivatives.
This material is used in [Project VD](https://github.com/kebekus/ProjectVD), formalizing Value Distribution Theory for meromorphic functions on the complex plane. Claude Code was used to create this PR.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
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86/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/CanonicalDecomposition.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-36615 3 days ago |
33-29595 33 days ago |
33-29579 33 days |
0 |
| 44629 |
kebekus author:kebekus |
feat: behavior of order in polymomial expressions of meromorphic functions |
Establish standard formulae for the behavior of order in finite sums and polynomial expressions of meromorphic functions.
This material is used in [Project VD](https://github.com/kebekus/ProjectVD), formalizing Value Distribution Theory for meromorphic functions on the complex plane. Claude Code was used to create this PR.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
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223/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Meromorphic/Divisor.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Meromorphic/Order.lean |
2 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-36530 3 days ago |
15-43942 15 days ago |
15-43926 15 days |
0 |
| 43859 |
kebekus author:kebekus |
feat: Jensen-Type Inequality for Circle Averages |
In preparation for the upcoming proof of Nevanlinna's "Lemma on Logarithmic Derivatives", establish a Jensen-type inequality for circle averages, where the positive part of the logarithm plays the role of the concave function.
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
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93/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/ValueDistribution/LogDerivLemma.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/SpecificFunctions/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/CircleIntegral.lean |
4 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
3-36402 3 days ago |
13-21959 13 days ago |
36-46215 36 days |
0 |
| 45033 |
mkaratarakis author:mkaratarakis |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Path): iterated composition of a loop |
`Quiver.Path.replicate`, the `n`-fold composition of a loop with itself, and its length.
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|
t-combinatorics |
46/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Path/Replicate.lean |
2 |
4 |
['YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'mkaratarakis'] |
YaelDillies assignee:YaelDillies |
3-33469 3 days ago |
3-85983 3 days ago |
4-865 4 days |
0 |
| 45048 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
chore(RingTheory/SimpleModule): replace `DecidableEq` by `Classical` |
Downstreams have to carry `DecidableEq` instance whenever one needs the fact that the endomorphism ring of a simple module is a division ring. However this instance itself is noncomputable anyway. |
t-algebra
easy
label:t-algebra$ |
4/3 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Basic.lean |
1 |
9 |
['JX-Mo', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
3-32446 3 days ago |
4-1710 4 days ago |
4-1694 4 days |
0 |
| 44994 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
feat(Analysis/InnerProductSpace): add Trace for continuousLinearMaps between Hilbert spaces |
Schatten p-norm is based on the trace for continuous linear maps between Hilbert spaces. This PR adds that trace.
---
This PR is split of from #44525, which is a draft for the Schatten operators.
Mathlib has an existing trace operator for linear maps. That trace has differing requirements from this trace. The existing trace requires `Fintype \iota`, but this trace works for infinite dimensional spaces too. Conversely, this trace requires topological properties that the existing trace doesn't require. Hence, this is not a generalization of the existing trace.
An argument can be made that this should be placed in `InnerProductSpace/Trace` instead of `InnerProductSpace/Schatten`. However, I placed it here due to the aforementioned incompatibilities between the two trace definitions.
When writing this message I saw the PR #44636. My impression is that that generalization doesn't cover this case.
The API I put here is limited as this is all what is needed to define the Schatten p-norms. If more is desired in this PR, then I'd be happy to add it.
**AI usage**:
I used an LLM to a proof for `_root_.Summable.of_add_nonneg` and then cleaned it up manually. I also used it as support in the second branch of the `by_cases` in `traceOfBasis_eq`. I also used an LLM in parts of #44525, but I don't think any bits of that usage remain.
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t-analysis |
153/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Schatten.lean |
2 |
5 |
['JX-Mo', 'TJHeeringa', 'github-actions', 'mcdoll'] |
nobody |
3-30489 3 days ago |
3-35807 3 days ago |
4-28684 4 days |
0 |
| 45029 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(Util): support `noWS` in `notation3` |
... and use it to define the conditional probability notation `μ[|s]`.
Generated by Claude Opus, reviewed line-by-line by myself.
Zulip: [#mathlib reviewers > status of `notation3` @ 💬](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/345428-mathlib-reviewers/topic/status.20of.20.60notation3.60/near/632986954)
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maintainer-merge
t-meta
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40/34 |
Mathlib/Probability/ConditionalProbability.lean,Mathlib/Util/Notation3.lean,MathlibTest/Util/Notation3.lean |
3 |
17 |
['JovanGerb', 'YaelDillies', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
3-28473 3 days ago |
3-31449 3 days ago |
3-57148 3 days |
0 |
| 45076 |
vdelbarc author:vdelbarc |
feat(Algebra/Lie/SemiDirect): add natural ideal and subalgebra; add equivalences |
Define the left ideal and right subalgebra of a semidirect product of Lie
algebras. Give characterizations through natural inclusion/projection maps.
Co-authored by: Gustavo Infanti, Exequiel Rivas and Paul Schwahn
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new-contributor
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
88/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/SemiDirect.lean |
1 |
2 |
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nobody |
3-26536 3 days ago |
3-26553 3 days ago |
3-27199 3 days |
0 |
| 43707 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory): definition of Koszul cocomplex |
Definition of Koszul complex.
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t-ring-theory |
172/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/KoszulComplex/Cocomplex.lean |
2 |
1 |
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nobody |
3-24063 3 days ago |
42-25443 42 days ago |
42-25427 42 days |
4 |
| 43719 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(LinearAlgebra): add API for exterior algebra of ring itself |
In this PR, we added some API for handling `ExteriorAlgebra R R`.
AI disclosure: the proof in section "self" is generated by AI after providing the final target definition and characterizing lemma.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
61/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/ExteriorAlgebra/Basic.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-23267 3 days ago |
42-12180 42 days ago |
42-12164 42 days |
4 |
| 40948 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(LinearAlgebra): exterior power commute with base change |
In this PR, we added the commute of exterior power and base change.
AI usage: filling in construction of the final equivalence with lemmas decribing it, all the preliminary constructions are refactored by human later.
Co-authored-by: Zichen Wang <zichenwang25@stu.pku.edu.cn>
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166/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/ExteriorPower/BaseChange.lean |
2 |
19 |
['Thmoas-Guan', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'ocfnash'] |
joelriou assignee:joelriou |
3-23260 3 days ago |
12-11222 12 days ago |
116-6904 116 days |
3 |
| 43773 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
feat(Algebra/Group/Pointwise/Set/SelfInv): a few more lemmas about self-inverse sets |
`IsSelfInv` and `IsSelfNeg` got added recently (#42611). This is a follow-up that adds just a few more lemmas, which will get used to refactor a few in #43774.
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58/0 |
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3 |
5 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
3-22661 3 days ago |
3-23138 3 days ago |
27-32079 27 days |
1 |
| 43802 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
feat(Tactic/Linter): syntax linter for deprecation date format |
A syntax linter checking that deprecation dates in `since := ...` fields have the form `YYYY-MM-DD`.
My motivation for this that I always forget what the correct format is when writing deprecations. ~~There is actually one instance of a malformed date in mathlib in `AlgebraicTopology/SimplicialNerve.lean`, which I fixed.~~ (edit: It got removed independently).
Generative AI was used to get a working draft, on which I then iterated by hand.
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['github-actions', 'joneugster', 'justus-springer', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'thorimur'] |
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3-20570 3 days ago |
3-23633 3 days ago |
34-81958 34 days |
0 |
| 37724 |
xgenereux author:xgenereux |
feat(UniqueFactorizationDomain/Multiplicity): `WfDvdMonoid.max_power_factor` for finsupp |
A version of `WfDvdMonoid.max_power_factor` for finsets/finsupp. That is, we take the highest power which divides everything in the finset.
AI disclaimer: I asked Claude Code to simplify the proofs at commit https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/37724/changes/579eceaad06e32941615830e6838547d464d28b6.
Co-authored-by: María Inés de Frutos Fernández <[mariaines.dff@gmail.com](mailto:mariaines.dff@gmail.com)>
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t-ring-theory |
70/12 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/UniqueFactorizationDomain/Multiplicity.lean |
1 |
8 |
['chrisflav', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'riccardobrasca', 'xgenereux'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
3-20507 3 days ago |
3-26327 3 days ago |
88-21357 88 days |
0 |
| 44323 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
chore(Init): stop setting a default library suggestions engine |
This PR removes `public import Lean.LibrarySuggestions.Default` from `Mathlib.Init`. Thus Mathlib no longer sets a default library suggestions engine. Since leanprover/lean4#15159, the default engine builds its index on the first query in each process, and with `import Mathlib` this takes minutes. The Lean maintainers consider the feature unused.
Without an engine, the `+suggestions` modes of `grind`, `simp?`, `simp_all?` and `solve_by_elim` fail until the file adds `import Lean.LibrarySuggestions.Default` or `set_library_suggestions`. `try?` continues to work.
The PR also removes the outdated `set_library_suggestions` override from `MathlibTest/RegisterTryTactic.lean`, and replaces the `grind +suggestions` docstring examples with `grind`. `Mathlib.Tactic.DuplicateDecls` now imports `Lean.Meta.CompletionName` directly.
Discussion: [#lean4 > lean4#15159 causes significant regression in MathlibTests](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/270676-lean4/topic/lean4.2315159.20causes.20significant.20regression.20in.20MathlibTests)
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t-meta
LLM-generated
maintainer-merge
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4/11 |
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4 |
6 |
['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'joneugster', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
3-17111 3 days ago |
3-20487 3 days ago |
23-42542 23 days |
0 |
| 45083 |
fpvandoorn author:fpvandoorn |
perf: lower prio of expensive instance |
* Lower priority of rarely-used instance
* Also remove a superfluous variable block (these variables were already declared)
Other attempts: #45080 (don't import this file); #45084 (other attempted fix, no speedup).
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
2/5 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Quantale.lean |
1 |
3 |
['fpvandoorn', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
3-14968 3 days ago |
3-17077 3 days ago |
3-17061 3 days |
0 |
| 45089 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
refactor(Topology/Algebra/OpenSubgroup): drop T1 assumption in `tendsto_coe_cofinite_of_isDiscrete` |
This lemma was previously proved using `isClosed_of_isDiscrete`, which needs `[T1Space G]`. But actually, there's a direct proof avoiding that assumption, using `exists_nhds_eq_one_of_image_mulRight_inter_nonempty` and `compact_covered_by_mul_left_translates`.
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t-topology |
10/4 |
Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/OpenSubgroup.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-14735 3 days ago |
3-16134 3 days ago |
3-16118 3 days |
0 |
| 44978 |
ArtificialZeng author:ArtificialZeng |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Module): uniform bounds for compact injective families |
A continuous family of injective continuous linear maps, with finite-dimensional source over a complete nontrivially normed field, has a uniform positive lower bound on a compact parameter set. A second lemma gives a uniform operator-norm perturbation radius preserving injectivity; the perturbing family need not be continuous.
These estimates support compact-family derivative perturbation arguments. The proof uses `LinearMap.exists_antilipschitzWith` and `IsCompact.induction_on`, adds no imports, and does not require the target to be finite-dimensional or complete.
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Local validation on base `4c71e7e7e5f99e938e520c4242aaf2522a594953`, Lean 4.36.0-rc1:
- `lake build Mathlib.Analysis.Normed.Module.FiniteDimension` passed after refreshing the base's dependency cache.
- Standard Mathlib source linters and examples covering a nonconstant compact family, empty sets, and a zero-dimensional source passed.
- A separate fresh compilation and axiom queries passed; both lemmas use only `propext`, `Classical.choice`, and `Quot.sound`.
- The same new proofs and a downstream derivative-estimate consumer also compiled against the pinned Lean 4.35.0 baseline.
AI disclosure: OpenAI Codex generated and adapted the proofs and performed automated source review and local checks. This draft is pending human review of the mathematics and API choices. Automated checks and AI review do not replace that review. Full upstream CI is still required. |
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57/0 |
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1 |
3 |
['ArtificialZeng', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-10109 3 days ago |
6-1083 6 days ago |
6-1067 6 days |
0 |
| 44958 |
dkaysin author:dkaysin |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Cayley): reachability and connectedness of Cayley graphs |
This PR adds reachability and connectedness results for Cayley Simple graphs.
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Implements connectedness results requested [here](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44853#discussion_r4296323074).
Implementation details:
* One-directional reachability results can also be proven for semigroups and monoids. I chose to implement one such result for monoids: `reachable_mulCayley_mul_of_mem_submonoidClosure`.
* Machinery with values of darts can be useful for further proofs when working with Cayley graphs in geometric group theory. Edit: made private for now as per reviewer's comment.
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106/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Cayley.lean |
1 |
11 |
['SnirBroshi', 'dkaysin', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-4187 3 days ago |
3-4417 3 days ago |
3-6873 3 days |
0 |
| 42110 |
Zeta-Wu author:Zeta-Wu |
feat: add path length for paths in pseudo emetric spaces |
This PR defines the length of a path in a `PseudoEMetricSpace` as its variation on the unit interval.
It proves the basic properties of path length:
- the endpoint distance is bounded by the length;
- the constant path has length zero;
- reversing a path preserves its length;
- concatenating two paths adds their lengths.
Main declarations:
- `Path.length`
- `Path.edist_le_length`
- `Path.length_refl`
- `Path.length_symm`
- `Path.length_trans`
This is intended as a first step toward a broader theory of rectifiable paths, including later results on invariance of length under monotone reparametrization, and shortest paths are line segments up to monotone reparametrization in strict convex spaces.
--------
This PR was discussed on Zulip [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/PR.20.2342110.3A.20Path.2Elength.20in.20PseudoEMetricSpace).
AI disclosure: I used an agent called ReasLingo to generate those codes. After the codes are generated I read them line by line and ask the agent to rewrite some proofs when I think it is a bad code. For design decisions, I asked the agent to give me several versions, and I manually picked one of them to make sure it fits human understanding.
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ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
3-3397 3 days ago |
37-14680 37 days ago |
77-40257 77 days |
0 |
| 43157 |
NoahW314 author:NoahW314 |
feat(Algebra/Category): divisible R-modules over a PID are injective |
This generalizes the existing result that divisible groups that injective to hold over any principal ideal ring. The same proof works with only minor modifications.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
27/16 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/Grp/Injective.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Injective.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/CharacterModule.lean |
3 |
3 |
['NoahW314', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
3-1161 3 days ago |
3-1805 3 days ago |
46-28913 46 days |
0 |
| 41839 |
CoolRmal author:CoolRmal |
feat(Topology/Connected): connected subsets of finite one-dimensional Hausdorff measure |
This PR proves some properties of preconnected subsets of an extended metric space in terms of their Hausdorff measure.
- The extended diameter of a preconnected set is at most its one-dimensional Hausdorff measure
- A preconnected set with finite `d`-dimensional Hausdorff measure for some `d < 1` is a subsingleton, so any set with finite such measure is totally disconnected
- A preconnected set with finite one-dimensional Hausdorff measure is totally bounded.
The main tool is that the distance from a fixed base point is `1`-Lipschitz (we define it by `x => (edist a x).toReal` and `ENNReal.toReal` is necessary because `ℝ≥0∞` is not an EMetric space and blocks me from using `LipschitzOnWith`, this is also the reason why I proved some weird lemmas like `isClopen_setOf_edist_ne_top` and `IsPreconnected.edist_ne_top`), so it does not increase Hausdorff measures, and the image of a preconnected set under it is an interval whose one-dimensional Hausdorff measure is its length. Comparing the two turns distances inside the set into lower bounds for its measure.
Some of these lemmas probably should belong to a different space. Feel free to give me some suggestions on this.
In the future, I would also like to use results in this PR to prove that a preconnected, compact subset with finite one-dimensional Hausdorff measure is path-connected, and this is included in TODO.
Created with the help of Claude Code, carefully reviewed and golfed by myself.
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t-topology
LLM-generated
|
185/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Connected/HausdorffMeasure.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Pseudo/Defs.lean |
4 |
25 |
['CoolRmal', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'plp127', 'wwylele'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
2-79248 2 days ago |
2-80389 2 days ago |
84-24348 84 days |
0 |
| 45098 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
chore: rename `Cardinal.mk_Iio_ordinal` → `Ordinal.cardinalMk_Iio` |
This seems more in line with how we generally name lemmas about constructors.
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8 |
1 |
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nobody |
2-77013 2 days ago |
2-78940 2 days ago |
2-80352 2 days |
0 |
| 43048 |
alreadydone author:alreadydone |
feat(Counterexamples): an invertible semimodule of different cardinality than the semiring |
example due to Sixuan Gu (CUHKSZ) and Wei Qi (Ohio State U)
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increases-technical-debt
label:t-algebra$ |
181/0 |
Counterexamples.lean,Counterexamples/CommSemiring7InvertibleModule6.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Spectrum/Maximal/Basic.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
2-75256 2 days ago |
61-80258 61 days ago |
61-80242 61 days |
0 |
| 43446 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat: `direction` of `AffineSubspace.comap` |
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15/0 |
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nobody |
2-71616 2 days ago |
2-72692 2 days ago |
48-58381 48 days |
1 |
| 45099 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: many `simp` theorems for `Ordinal.lift` |
This PR does two things:
- Reorganize and rename some badly named `simp` theorems for `Cardinal.lift`
- Prove the analogous theorems on `Ordinal.lift`
These are used in the CGT repo.
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nobody |
2-62279 2 days ago |
2-65604 2 days ago |
2-80063 2 days |
0 |
| 44355 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
chore(Order): move Order/CompleteLattice/SetLike.lean to more descriptive location |
Order/CompleteLattice/SetLike.lean -> Order/CompleteSublattice/SetLike.lean
Order/CompleteSublattice.lean -> Order/CompleteSublattice/Basic.lean
This clears the file location for the material in #44253
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteSublattice/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/CompleteSublattice/SetLike.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Isotypic.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Descriptive/Tree.lean |
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nobody |
2-60623 2 days ago |
2-61306 2 days ago |
20-85048 20 days |
1 |
| 34138 |
pfaffelh author:pfaffelh |
feat(MeasureTheory): Introduce `DiscreteMeasure α` giving rise to a `Measure α` as a sum of `dirac`s |
Define `DiscreteMeasure α` as a structure with `weight : α → ℝ≥0∞`
Define `toMeasure (w : DiscreteMeasure α) : Measure α` as a sum of diracs
Show properties of the resulting objects
This PR intends to start a more userfriendly interaction with discrete probability (measure) theory, in contrast to probability mass functions (`PMF`). There are two main differences between `DiscreteMeasure` and `PMF`:
* Every `PMF` hast the additional property `HasSum 1`, making the resulting measure a probability measure. (For `DiscreteMeasure`, I intend to use the typeclass `IsProbabilityMeasure`in a later PR instead.)
* The `toMeasure` function of `MassFunction` defines the measure as a sum of diracs, which immediately makes computations possible.
Discussion thread on [zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/PMF.20Refactor.3A.20FunLike.20vs.20Definition.20Change)
- depends on: #37060
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
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215/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/GroupWithZero/Indicator.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Pairwise/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/DiscreteMeasure.lean |
4 |
27 |
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RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
2-60441 2 days ago |
3-18995 3 days ago |
85-40864 85 days |
0 |
| 41380 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Girth): relate `girth` and `egirth` |
Also add `le_girth` to match `le_egirth`, which is the only `egirth` lemma that's missing a `girth` counterpart.
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b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
2-60439 2 days ago |
28-84567 28 days ago |
108-29301 108 days |
1 |
| 41432 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): spell `getVert` injectivity lemmas using `Set` intervals |
e.g. replace `{i | i ≤ p.length}` with `Iic p.length` in `IsPath.getVert_injOn`, which is the canonical spelling.
Proofs using `Set.mem_setOf`/`Set.mem_setOf_eq` had to be fixed, and got golfed along the way.
I also rewrote the proof of `IsPath.getVert_injOn` since it seemed too long.
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2 |
2 |
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b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
2-60438 2 days ago |
97-4970 97 days ago |
108-35416 108 days |
1 |
| 42283 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(RingTheory): diagonalisable Hopf algebras |
Define diagonalisable Hopf algebras as those that are isomorphic to some group algebra. We will prove in a later PR that they are closed under tensor product.
From Toric
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toric
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168/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Finsupp/LinearCombination.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/LinearIndependent/Defs.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Diagonalisable.lean |
5 |
1 |
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mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
2-60437 2 days ago |
84-37757 84 days ago |
84-37793 84 days |
1 |
| 43281 |
keyframe41 author:keyframe41 |
feat(NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation): prove Hurwitz's approximation theorem |
Prove **Hurwitz's approximation theorem**: for irrational `ξ`, the set of rationals `q` with `|ξ - q| < 1 / (√5 * q.den ^ 2)` is infinite.
This strengthens `Real.infinite_rat_abs_sub_lt_one_div_den_sq_of_irrational` from`Mathlib/NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation/Basic.lean`, which gives the same statement with constant `1` instead of `√5`. The constant `√5` is optimal, though the sharpness (using the golden ratio) is not included here.
The proof avoids continued fractions and opts for Farey brackets (quadruples `p/q < ξ < r/s` with `q * r - p * s = 1`) packaged as `Real.Hurwitz.IsFarey`. It uses the fact that at least one of `p/q`, `r/s`, and the mediant `(p + r)/(q + s)` satisfies the bound, as if not, we can contradict the irrationality of `√5`. By creating brackets of arbitrarily small width, infinitude follows by the same argument as in `Basic.lean`.
Some design choices:
* No `GenContFract` to avoid continued fractions/recursive sequences. This also follows the spirit of `Basic.lean`, which defines its own `Real.convergent` rather than building Legendre's theorem on `GenContFract.convs`.
* `Real.Hurwitz` namespace. Mirrors `Real.ContfracLegendre` in `Basic.lean` by putting the main result in `Real` and the technical material in a secondary namespace.
* `IsGoodApprox` is stated without division ** as `|y * ξ - x| * y * √5 < 1` for easier manipulation and linked to the quotient form in the actual theorem using `Real.Hurwitz.isGoodApprox_div_bound`.
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new-contributor
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359/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation/Hurwitz.lean |
2 |
11 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
2-60436 2 days ago |
52-37853 52 days ago |
52-39036 52 days |
0 |
| 44024 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: remove backward.privateInPublic in algebra, combinatorics and number theory |
This PR removes the `backward.privateInPublic` option in 9 files across algebra, combinatorics, number theory, order theory and set theory. In each case a private definition appeared in the statement of a public declaration, so it was already part of the public interface in all but name. The fix is to drop `private` from those definitions, adding docstrings where they were missing. In `Algebra/EuclideanDomain/Basic` the opposite direction is cleaner: the only consumer `xgcdAux_P` becomes private as well, matching the existing setup in `Data/Int/GCD`. In `Combinatorics/SetFamily/FourFunctions` the definition becomes `Finset.collapse` rather than a root-level name. In `Combinatorics/SetFamily/KruskalKatona` the predicate is marked `@[expose]`, since the file's `public section` is not exposed and the `DecidableRel` instance needs to unfold it.
Files where a private *lemma* appeared in a public statement are handled by wrapping the use site instead, in #44032. Names are kept as they were (for example `Pell.d`); suggestions for better names are welcome but are not needed for this PR.
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
tech debt |
14/107 |
Mathlib/Algebra/EuclideanDomain/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/FreeAlgebra.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/FourFunctions.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/KruskalKatona.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Regularity/Increment.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/FreeGroup/NielsenSchreier.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/PellMatiyasevic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/GradedAlgebra/HomogeneousLocalization.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Notation.lean |
9 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
JovanGerb assignee:JovanGerb |
2-60435 2 days ago |
32-27316 32 days ago |
32-32209 32 days |
0 |
| 36327 |
themathqueen author:themathqueen |
feat(Analysis/CStarAlgebra/Extreme): a C⋆-algebra is unital iff there exists an extreme point in the closed unit ball |
In a nonunital C⋆-algebra, the extreme points of the closed unit ball is nonempty iff the C⋆-algebra is unital. Our main reference for this is Sakai's "C⋆-algebras and W⋆-algebras" 1.6.1. The proof however is a _franken-proof_ from both Sakai and Pederson's "C⋆-algebras and their automorphism groups".
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Co-authored-by: Jireh Loreaux <loreaujy@gmail.com>
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1 |
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nobody |
2-59540 2 days ago |
23-2920 23 days ago |
68-74892 68 days |
0 |
| 26215 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Algebra): Auslander–Buchsbaum theorem |
This PR mainly proved the Auslander-Buchsbaum theorem stating for a noetherian local ring `R` and a finitely generated `R` module `M` , `proj.dim(M) + depth(M) = depth(R)`.
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nobody |
2-53471 2 days ago |
19-62339 19 days ago |
19-68693 19 days |
8 |
| 26217 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Algebra): Ischebeck theorem |
This PR mainly proved the Ischbecke theorem, stating that `depth(N,M)` is greater or equal to `depth(M) - dim(N)` for finitely generated module `N, M` over local ring.
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Depth/Ischebeck.lean |
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nobody |
2-53318 2 days ago |
19-62008 19 days ago |
19-68322 19 days |
17 |
| 26216 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Algebra): depth of QuotSMulTop |
In this PR, we proved for a local ring `R` and a finitely generated `R` module `M N`, `IsSMulRegular M x` and `x ∈ Module.annihilator R N`, then `depth(N, M/xM) + 1 = depth(N, M)`, and its corollary for quotient regular seqence.
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Mathlib/RingTheory/Depth/Basic.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
2-53179 2 days ago |
2-53678 2 days ago |
19-68192 19 days |
16 |
| 45112 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(MeasureTheory/Integral): sharp error bound for Riemann sums of periodic BV functions |
Add a strict error bound for estimating `1`-periodic function using Riemann sum. This is the equally-spaced case of Koksma's inequality, with the sharp constant. The proof is elementary.
* `Function.Periodic.abs_sum_sub_integral_le_eVariationOn`
The bound is added as a new file `Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntervalIntegral/PeriodicRiemannSum.lean`. Two supporting lemmas on the variation of a periodic function go into `Mathlib/Analysis/BoundedVariation.lean`.
* `Function.Periodic.eVariationOn_Icc_add_int`
* `Function.Periodic.eVariationOn_Icc_add_one`
Discussion on Zulip: [Riemann sums of periodic bounded-variation functions](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Riemann.20sums.20of.20periodic.20bounded-variation.20functions/with/624474372)
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude for first draft, Codex for refinement). The code has been reviewed by the authors.
Co-authored-by: Xichen Tang xichen.tang@duke.edu
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nobody |
2-51009 2 days ago |
2-51774 2 days ago |
2-51758 2 days |
0 |
| 44524 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
refactor(RingTheory): make `ModuleCat.smulShortComplex` implicit reducible |
Currently, we are facing trouble on identification of `X_1` and `X_2` in short complex `M => M => M/xM => 0`. An direct benefit of this change can be seen in #32098
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nobody |
2-45924 2 days ago |
18-7859 18 days ago |
18-7843 18 days |
0 |
| 33369 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Homology): `Ext` commute with flat base change |
In this PR, using the linear map `Ext(M,N) => Ext(F(M), F(N))` when `F` is exact functor, we prove that `Ext` commute with flat base change if the ring is noetherian and two modules are finitely generated, stated using `IsBaseChange`.
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increases-technical-debt
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376/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Category/ModuleCat/Ext/BaseChange.lean |
2 |
13 |
['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
2-45855 2 days ago |
20-21705 20 days ago |
76-72048 76 days |
6 |
| 32098 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory): injective dimension of quotSMulTop |
In this PR, we proved for finitely generated module `M` over noetherian ring `R`, if `x` in maximal ideal being both `R`-regular and `M`-regular, `injdim_R (M/xM) + 1 = injdim_{R/(x)} (M)`.
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nobody |
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52-22103 52 days |
6 |
| 31884 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory): definition of Gorenstein local ring |
In this PR, we gave basic definition of Gorenstein local ring and Gorestein ring and prove that they are stable under ring equiv.
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2-44188 2 days ago |
92-42510 92 days ago |
92-45068 92 days |
7 |
| 38331 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory/AdicCompletion): AdicCompletion of Noetherian ring is Noetherian |
For `I` an ideal of `R`, if `R/I` is Noetherian and `I` is finitely generated, the the completion of `R` wrt `I` is Noetherian.
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faenuccio assignee:faenuccio |
2-42594 2 days ago |
17-16682 17 days ago |
62-82872 62 days |
5 |
| 45011 |
loefflerd author:loefflerd |
feat(NumberTheory/ModularForms): define order at infinity |
Define the "order of vanshing at infinity" of a function on the upper half-plane, and provide basic API.
This is preparation for finite-dimensionality of modular forms spaces. The definitions are carefully chosen so that the order is well-defined for arbitrary functions (neither holomorphy nor periodicity is assumed), to avoid constantly having to pass proof arguments.
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t-number-theory |
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/OrderAtInfty.lean |
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['github-actions', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
2-42210 2 days ago |
4-75820 4 days ago |
4-75804 4 days |
1 |
| 44773 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
doc(*): add bib entries for free-text references |
The result of an LLM-assisted audit to find free-text references with no entry in `references.bib`. Most bib entries come from zbmath (those have a `zbl` entry). A few didn't have an entry there, so they come from other sources.
Some small notes:
- I added the other authors to `boldetal2017`,
- In `LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Polynomial.lean`, my LLM flagged that Section 5.3 is probably not the appropriate section to cite for this file, and in fact, it seems to be a historical artifact. I checked the paper and Proposition 2.2 fits much better here, so I changed it.
- Wittlich's Master thesis is not available online, but the docstring came from a trustworthy source so I just used the details given there for the bib entry.
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nobody |
2-32955 2 days ago |
2-34250 2 days ago |
9-12020 9 days |
0 |
| 45045 |
ooovi author:ooovi |
chore(Geometry/Convex): creating convex set folder |
Creates a folder for results about convex sets, and moves appropriate files there.
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nobody |
2-30893 2 days ago |
2-32119 2 days ago |
3-54497 3 days |
1 |
| 45118 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Hamiltonian): golf `IsHamiltonian.connected` |
using the new `Walk.reachable_of_mem_support`
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nobody |
2-30551 2 days ago |
2-31175 2 days ago |
2-31159 2 days |
0 |
| 44864 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
feat(Order/Bounds): notation for sSup and sInf |
Also fix a typo (add a full stop) and change some call sites to use the new notation.
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14/3 |
Mathlib/Order/Bounds/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/SetNotation.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sets/Closeds.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sets/Opens.lean |
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['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'user202729'] |
nobody |
2-28656 2 days ago |
8-1935 8 days ago |
8-5680 8 days |
0 |
| 40922 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Algebra/Module): minimal generators of module over local ring |
In this PR, we proved for fg module over local ring, "two set of minimal generators can be transported by an invertible matrix", implemented as the commuting morphism between the source of the two surjection must be bijective.
(The last lemma is for transport between Koszul complex form two set of generators)
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/MinimalGenerators.lean |
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nobody |
2-26648 2 days ago |
3-32756 3 days ago |
119-71112 119 days |
2 |
| 43758 |
joelcanary author:joelcanary |
feat(NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction): the Redheffer determinant equals the Mertens function |
This PR adds the zeta (divisibility) matrix, the Redheffer matrix and the Mertens function, and proves **Redheffer's theorem** (1977): the determinant of the `(n+1) × (n+1)` Redheffer matrix equals the Mertens function `M(n+1) = ∑_{k ≤ n+1} μ(k)`.
In `Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Moebius.lean`:
- `ArithmeticFunction.sum_divisors_moebius (k) : ∑ d ∈ k.divisors, μ d = if k = 1 then 1 else 0`, the pointwise form of `moebius_mul_coe_zeta`.
New file `Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Redheffer.lean`:
- `ArithmeticFunction.mertens : ArithmeticFunction ℤ`, the summatory function of `μ`, with `mertens_apply : mertens n = ∑ k ∈ Icc 1 n, μ k`, `mertens_one`, `mertens_add_one` and `mertens_eq_sum_fin` (the `0`-based form `∑ i : Fin n, μ (i + 1)` used on the matrix side);
- `Matrix.zetaMatrix R n : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) R` for any `R` with `0` and `1` (entry `1` iff `i + 1 ∣ j + 1`), with `zetaMatrix_apply` (simp), `zetaMatrix_isUpperTriangular` and, for `CommRing R`, `det_zetaMatrix : det = 1` and `det_zetaMatrix_updateCol : det (updateCol 0 u) = ∑ j, μ (j + 1) * u j` (the first row of the inverse is `(μ 1, …, μ n)`);
- `Matrix.redheffer R n` (the zeta matrix with its first column set to ones), with `redheffer_apply` (simp) and `redheffer_eq_updateCol`;
- `Matrix.det_redheffer (n) : (redheffer R (n + 1)).det = mertens (n + 1)` for any `CommRing R` (with `mertens` cast into `R`).
The remaining declarations (the row vector `(μ 1, …, μ n)`, the reindexing of a `Fin n`-sum over divisibility as a sum over `m.divisors`, and three intermediate steps) are `private`: they are proof scaffolding, not API.
Proof sketch: by linearity of `det` in the first column, `det (redheffer R (n+1)) = det (zetaMatrix R (n+1)) + det (zetaMatrix with first column (0,1,…,1))`. The first term is `1`; by Cramer's rule (`det_smul_inv_mulVec_eq_cramer`) the second is the first row of the inverse of the zeta matrix dotted with `(0,1,…,1)`, and that row is `(μ 1, …, μ (n+1))` because `μ * ζ = 1` (`moebius_mul_coe_zeta`, via `sum_divisors_moebius`). The remaining sum `μ 2 + ⋯ + μ (n+1)` is `mertens (n+1) - 1`.
The ring `R` is an explicit argument of `zetaMatrix` and `redheffer` since nothing else determines it. Neither the Mertens function nor the Redheffer matrix currently appear in Mathlib. The new file imports only `LinearAlgebra.Matrix.Block` and `NumberTheory.ArithmeticFunction.Moebius`. References added to `docs/references.bib`: `redheffer1977` (the theorem) and `odlyzko1985` (cited in the module docstring for the disproof of the Mertens conjecture).
AI use: the Lean code and this description were written with an AI agent (Claude) under my direction, from a proof in my own project; I reviewed every declaration, and the branch was checked locally with `lake build`, `lake exe lint-style` and `lake exe runLinter` before each push.
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new-contributor
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MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
2-26405 2 days ago |
2-27023 2 days ago |
40-41929 40 days |
2 |
| 44741 |
mortarsanjaya author:mortarsanjaya |
feat: weaken even more assumptions on theorems about `FloorRing` |
This PR is mostly about weakening the assumptions of type `IsOrderedRing` or `IsStrictOrderedRing` to `IsOrderedAddMonoid` on theorems about `FloorSemiring` and `FloorRing`. However, none of these assumptions are completely removed.
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~~Unfortunately, the new proof of `floor_div_natCast`, done for the sake of reducing `IsStrictOrderedRing K` to `IsOrderedAddMonoid K`, is quite complicated and can definitely be refactored. If we use the old proof, `IsStrictOrderedRing K` can be reduced to `IsOrderedAddMonoid K` + `AddLeftStrictMono K`, but `AddLeftStrictMono K` cannot be removed. I will need help with this proof. If nothing else works, the lemma can also be reverted into the previous form with `IsOrderedAddMonoid K` + `AddLeftStrictMono K`.~~
~~The lemma `floor_div_natCast` affects `floor_div_eq_div`, `IsNNRat.natFloor`, and the `norm_num` extension `evalNatFloor`.~~
(The above has been resolved at the cost of one extra import.)
Other than this problem, should I give a documentation of when to use `IsOrderedAddMonoid`, `IsOrderedRing`, etc. or avoid them altogether in lemmas about `FloorRing`s? |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
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6 |
6 |
['chenson2018', 'github-actions', 'mortarsanjaya'] |
nobody |
2-26119 2 days ago |
11-41096 11 days ago |
11-41228 11 days |
0 |
| 40531 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Combinatorics/Hypergraph/Coloring): define hypergraph colorings |
This PR defines hypergraph colorings and the chromatic index of a hypergraph.
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66/0 |
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8 |
['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'tb65536'] |
YaelDillies assignee:YaelDillies |
2-24902 2 days ago |
18-4040 18 days ago |
128-33635 128 days |
0 |
| 43358 |
EtienneC30 author:EtienneC30 |
feat: strong measurability of a path-valued random variable |
If `X` is a right-continuous strongly adapted stochastic process, then it is strongly measurable when seen as a path-valued random variable.
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brownian
t-measure-probability
|
203/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Process/StronglyMeasurablePath.lean,Mathlib/Topology/NhdsWithin.lean |
3 |
9 |
['EtienneC30', 'github-actions', 'jvanwinden', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
2-23508 2 days ago |
2-26701 2 days ago |
23-34670 23 days |
1 |
| 44031 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
chore: apply mergeWithGrind suggestions from the weekly linting report |
This PR applies the `linter.tacticAnalysis.mergeWithGrind` suggestions from the weekly linting report of 2026-09-21 (https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Weekly.20linting.20log/near/625644995): in each flagged proof the tactic preceding a terminal `grind` call is redundant and is removed. In `Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Acyclic.lean` this also restores the original proof recorded in an adaptation note, which now works again.
Three of the 22 suggestions were false positives and are not applied: under `all_goals tac; grind` the linter only tests the first goal, and the other goals still need `tac` (`Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Extremal/Turan.lean` and two lemmas in `Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Log/Basic.lean`).
🤖 Prepared with Claude Code |
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10/46 |
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16 |
5 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'leanprover-radar'] |
nobody |
2-20204 2 days ago |
32-29215 32 days ago |
32-29499 32 days |
0 |
| 45111 |
will1491 author:will1491 |
feat(Topology/ContinuousMap): define normal families |
Define `IsNormalFamily` for families of continuous maps into `OnePoint Y` as compactness of their closure in the compact-open topology.
The one-point compactification is chosen for applications in complex dynamics. See the [Zulip discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Geometry.20and.20complex.20dynamics.20formalization/with/615696635) for the definition and design discussion.
Co-authored-by: Lasse Rempe <lasse.rempe@manchester.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Filip Moruś <filip.morus@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk>
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t-topology
new-contributor
|
30/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/ContinuousMap/NormalFamily.lean |
2 |
3 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-20086 2 days ago |
2-54785 2 days ago |
2-54769 2 days |
0 |
| 43973 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
feat: mvfderiv_const_smul and friends |
This specialises the lemma `mvfderiv_smul` to the case of the first factor being a constant. Proper version of #34262.
This was developed as part of the path to the Levi-Civita connection, but wound up not being strictly necessary for its development.
Co-authored-by: Patrick Massot [patrickmassot@free.fr](mailto:patrickmassot@free.fr)
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t-differential-geometry |
31/0 |
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2 |
6 |
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nobody |
2-18726 2 days ago |
2-20773 2 days ago |
2-20865 2 days |
0 |
| 45081 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
chore: use `IsApply` for `ZeroAtInfty` |
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6 |
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['EtienneC30', 'github-actions', 'mcdoll'] |
nobody |
2-18303 2 days ago |
2-18813 2 days ago |
3-8904 3 days |
0 |
| 41459 |
EzequielS2 author:EzequielS2 |
feat(Algebra/Group): mulOpposite equivs for submonoid and subgroup |
Add MulOpposite monoid equivalences for submonoids and subgroups, and remove the corresponding TODOs in `Subsemiring/MulOpposite.lean`. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
label:t-algebra$ |
70/4 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Subgroup/MulOpposite.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Submonoid/MulOpposite.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subsemiring/MulOpposite.lean |
3 |
19 |
['EzequielS2', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
themathqueen assignee:themathqueen |
2-17883 2 days ago |
2-56613 2 days ago |
78-45789 78 days |
0 |
| 44883 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat(ClickSuggestions): incorporate the `calc` widget |
This PR adds the `calc` widget into the `#click_suggestions` widget, whenever the cursor is at a `by` in the proof of a `calc` step. To do this, we have to extract the `Syntax` of the current command. Having access to this syntax may be useful in the future for other features.
This has not been tested much.
This PR doesn't make any changes to the `calc` widget itself, but we may want to de-activate it.
There is also the idea of integrating `rw`/`grw` suggestions with `calc`: instead of inserting a `rw` suggestion after the `by`, we could create a new `calc` step and prove it with the `rw` tactic. This is not done in this PR.
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large-import
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ClickSuggestions.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ClickSuggestions/Calc.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ClickSuggestions/Util.lean |
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3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
2-17065 2 days ago |
2-19412 2 days ago |
5-70117 5 days |
0 |
| 45091 |
Fieldnote-Echo author:Fieldnote-Echo |
refactor(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): reuse leaf connectivity proof |
While reviewing the graph API, I noticed that the proof of
```
Connected.induce_compl_singleton_of_degree_eq_one
```
can be shortened using
```
Preconnected.induce_of_degree_eq_one (s := {v}ᶜ)
```
The unique neighbor handles nonemptiness. This removes the duplicate proof and moves the lemma from `Acyclic` to `Connectivity.Connected`. No API changes required, and the lemma can be imported without `Acyclic`.
---
Discussed on Zulip: [reusing the leaf-deletion proof](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/252551-graph-theory/topic/reusing.20the.20leaf-deletion.20proof).
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new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
maintainer-merge
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8/30 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Acyclic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected.lean |
2 |
9 |
['Fieldnote-Echo', 'Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-15831 2 days ago |
3-13270 3 days ago |
3-13254 3 days |
0 |
| 44598 |
kirill-kondrashov author:kirill-kondrashov |
feat(LinearAlgebra/ExteriorPower): add API for HodgeStar |
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* Add API to obviate the need to supply the volume element in the presence of `Module.Oriented`.
GPT 6 Luna Max was used for initial brainstorming (as well as Mathlib API investigation on the existing relevant constructions), mainly overwritten and refactored manually. |
t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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23/1 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/ExteriorPower/HodgeStar.lean |
1 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'kirill-kondrashov', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
2-15750 2 days ago |
15-19842 15 days ago |
15-22571 15 days |
0 |
| 44676 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat(UnusedTacticLinter): lint `try`, `all_goals`, `any_goals` |
This PR extends the unused tactic linter to lint some tactic combinators: `all_goals`, `on_goals`, `try`, each with their own bespoke check. Before this PR, there was already special behaviour for `<;>` and `swap_vars`.
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8 |
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['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
2-15600 2 days ago |
2-19039 2 days ago |
2-46279 2 days |
0 |
| 43811 |
emlis42 author:emlis42 |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions): add complex Lambert W function |
This PR adds complex Lambert W function, and proves basic bijectivity.
## Main definitions
* `Complex.LambertW.domain k`: the domain of the `k`-th branch in the z-plane.
* `Complex.LambertW.range k`: the range of the `k`-th branch in the w-plane.
* `Complex.LambertW.index hw`: the unique index of the branch containing `w ≠ -1`.
* `Complex.lambertW k`: the `k`-th branch `W_ k` of the Lambert W function.
## Main results
* `Complex.LambertW.existsUnique_mem_range_mul_exp_eq`: every point in the domain of a branch has a
unique preimage in its range.
* `Complex.LambertW.bijOn_mul_exp_range_domain`:
`w ↦ w * cexp w` is a bijection from `range k` to `domain k`.
* `Complex.lambertW_mul_exp_of_mem_range`:
`W_ k (w * cexp w) = w` for `w ∈ range k`.
* `Complex.lambertW_mul_exp_lambertW_of_mem_domain`:
`W_ k z * cexp (W_ k z) = z` for `z ∈ domain k`.
* `Complex.eq_mul_exp_iff_exists_eq_lambertW`: `z = w * cexp w` if and only if `w = W_ k z` for
some branch `k` with `z ∈ domain k`.
* `Complex.eq_index_of_mem_lambertW`: the branch index in the previous statement is
unique whenever `w ≠ -1`.
## Notations
* `W_ k` is `Complex.lambertW k`.
* `W₀` is the principal branch `W_ 0`.
* `W₋₁` is `W_ (-1)`.
Discussed here: [adding the Complex LambertW function](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/adding.20the.20Complex.20LambertW.20function/with/622137962)
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I asked LLM some proof details like `im_eq_zero_of_arg_add_im_eq_pi_of_mul_exp_mem` |
t-analysis |
1059/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Complex/Arg.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Exp.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/LambertW/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Basic.lean,docs/references.bib |
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11 |
['Multramate', 'SnirBroshi', 'emlis42', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
2-15093 2 days ago |
3-66622 3 days ago |
37-60303 37 days |
2 |
| 45130 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Basic): `commonNeighbors` is a strict subset of `neighborSet` for adjacent vertices |
Add `G.Adj u v → G.commonNeighbors u v ⊂ G.neighborSet u` and use it to golf `Adj.card_commonNeighbors_lt_degree`.
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Also reworded the docstring because `card_commonNeighbors_le_degree` does not exist (never did) and it confused me. This is from leanprover-community/mathlib3#5789.
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Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Finite.lean |
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nobody |
2-13997 2 days ago |
2-14700 2 days ago |
2-14684 2 days |
1 |
| 44959 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
doc: add more examples to SimpRw documentation |
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Previously, the documentation was hard to understand for me, since it does not explain _why_ neither `simp` nor `rw` solves the example. (Actually `simp` does solve it, as I pointed out in the edited comment. I think the actual advantage of `simp_rw` over `simp` is (some) predictability…?)
Not sure if "pass options to `simp only`" is an intended feature, though it works now. Feels odd. I don't think it would or should be used much, if this tactic is meant to be something `rw`-like. |
t-meta
new-contributor
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52/2 |
Mathlib/Tactic/SimpRw.lean |
1 |
7 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'user202729'] |
nobody |
2-13826 2 days ago |
6-31676 6 days ago |
6-31660 6 days |
0 |
| 45129 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
doc(Tactic/Conv): add a header, minor fix |
Making the HTML page nicer to read. I checked that the documentation compiles and the links are clickable.
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For ease of reviewing, it would be nice if one of the CI build the changed documentation in some online page and link it from the pull request. SageMath have (had?) this. |
t-meta
new-contributor
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25/2 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Conv.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-13067 2 days ago |
2-15500 2 days ago |
2-15484 2 days |
0 |
| 44876 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add the `prodEquiv` for `Matrix`, `GL` and `SL` |
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- `prodEquiv` for `Matrix m n (α × β) ≃ (Matrix m n α) × (Matrix m n β)` and all its variants.
- API on the determinant for the compatibility between `det` and `prodEquiv`
- the equivalence for `GL n (R × S) ≃* GL n R × GL n S`
- the equivalence for `SL n (R × S) ≃* SL n R × SL n S`
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nobody |
2-11490 2 days ago |
2-80937 2 days ago |
8-59287 8 days |
0 |
| 45106 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: prove `x.card ≤ ℵ_ y` iff `x < ω_ (y + 1)` |
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7/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Cardinal/Aleph.lean |
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nobody |
2-8343 2 days ago |
2-61049 2 days ago |
2-61033 2 days |
0 |
| 43578 |
WilliamCoram author:WilliamCoram |
feat: identifying WithZero (Multiplicative M) and WithTop M |
We identify `Mᵐ⁰ = WithZero (Multiplicative M)` with `WithTop M` in the form of an order-and-additive isomorphism.
In future work this will allow us to define additive valuations from valuations with a usable target (specifically attaching to a rank one discrete valuation an additive valuation into WithTop Z).
AI usage:
The need of attaching additive valuations to valuations came up in my Newton polygon work - after some discussion with people and Claude this was the approach I felt worked best for me. The file was drafted and written by Claude with my input and cleaning.
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label:t-algebra$ |
142/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Order/GroupWithZero/NegLog.lean |
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nobody |
2-7767 2 days ago |
45-11863 45 days ago |
45-12086 45 days |
1 |
| 45104 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: `x ≤ 1` implies `x ^ y ≤ 1` on ordinals |
Used in CGT.
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easy
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5/0 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Exponential.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
2-5518 2 days ago |
2-8459 2 days ago |
2-40793 2 days |
0 |
| 42825 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions): derivative of Bessel function of the first kind |
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t-analysis |
94/1 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Bessel.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/RegularizedHypergeometric.lean |
2 |
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['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
2-1135 2 days ago |
34-14338 34 days ago |
34-14322 34 days |
1 |
| 43526 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
chore(Topology/CantorBendixson): cleanup + more basic API |
We perform various small golfs, make some variables explicit, and add a few trivial lemmas.
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t-topology |
68/67 |
Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/FixedPointApproximants.lean,Mathlib/Topology/CantorBendixson.lean,Mathlib/Topology/DerivedSet.lean |
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nobody |
1-86253 1 day ago |
2-479 2 days ago |
46-23476 46 days |
0 |
| 45139 |
mortarsanjaya author:mortarsanjaya |
feat(Algebra/Order/Ring/Cast): weaken hypothesis on lemmas about `Int.cast` |
This PR mainly weakens the assumption on the lemmas on `Int.cast`; except for the last theorem `Int.nonneg_mul_add_of_sq_of_abs_le_one`, the lemmas only require the underlying type to be an additive group with one (not even commutative). The `IsStrictOrderedRing R` assumption is also weakened accordingly; we also do this for `Int.nonneg_mul_add_of_sq_of_abs_le_one`.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
30/24 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Cast.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
1-80481 1 day ago |
1-83585 1 day ago |
1-85743 1 day |
0 |
| 45145 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(NumberTheory/NumberField/Completion/InfinitePlace): automated extraction from #44367 |
This PR was automatically created from PR #44367 by @grunweg via a [review comment](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44367#discussion_r4340816896) by @grunweg. |
t-number-theory |
4/1 |
Mathlib/NumberTheory/NumberField/Completion/InfinitePlace.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
1-80162 1 day ago |
1-80733 1 day ago |
1-80717 1 day |
0 |
| 45133 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Rank): remove commutativity and finiteness requirements from `Matrix.rank` |
We have `Matrix.cRank` (`Cardinal`) / `Matrix.eRank` (`ENat`) / `Matrix.rank` (`Nat`), but the last one is defined differently (`finrank mulVecLin.range`) and so requires `[CommSemiring R]` and `[Fintype n]`.
This redefines `Matrix.rank` as `cRank.toNat` (equivalently, the `finrank` of the column space). This unifies the three rank definitions and lets us use similar proofs and keep similar APIs.
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Since this causes a bit of a havoc in the file (thanks to the super useful `unusedFintypeInType` linter), I have not attempted to generalize theorems yet.
(except `rank_subsingleton`/`rank_one`/`rank_zero` since they were easy and right at the beginning)
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3 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
1-78552 1 day ago |
1-79115 1 day ago |
1-81247 1 day |
0 |
| 45146 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(RingTheory/Congruence/Defs): automated extraction from #44367 |
This PR was automatically created from PR #44367 by @grunweg via a [review comment](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44367#discussion_r4340818328) by @grunweg. |
t-ring-theory |
6/10 |
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1 |
1 |
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nobody |
1-77938 1 day ago |
1-80728 1 day ago |
1-80712 1 day |
0 |
| 45147 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(Tactic/Ring/Common): automated extraction from #44367 |
This PR was automatically created from PR #44367 by @grunweg via a [review comment](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44367#discussion_r4340820002) by @grunweg. |
t-meta |
0/2 |
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['github-actions'] |
nobody |
1-77398 1 day ago |
1-80713 1 day ago |
1-80697 1 day |
0 |
| 44545 |
xroblot author:xroblot |
feat(NumberTheory/AddCharacter): the additive character attached to the trace |
Given a primitive `p`-th root of unity `ζ` in a ring `R`, and a commutative algebra `A` over `ZMod p`, this adds the additive character of `A` with values in `R` sending `x` to `ζ` raised to the trace of `x`.
The basic properties follow: the character is nontrivial, hence primitive, when `A` is a finite field, it is invariant under the Frobenius, it is compatible with extending the ring of values, and its values are congruent to `1` modulo any ideal containing `ζ - 1`.
This character will be used to construct the Gauss sums in Stickelberger's theorem.
:robot: This PR was extracted from the [SKW project](https://github.com/xroblot/SKW) by Claude.
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t-number-theory |
144/0 |
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2 |
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MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
1-76652 1 day ago |
17-4799 17 days ago |
17-7843 17 days |
0 |
| 45135 |
rmcrkd author:rmcrkd |
feat(Analysis/Calculus/Deriv/Inverse): add HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse |
Add lemma `HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse`, following the existing pattern via `HasDerivWithinAt.hasFDerivWithinAt_equiv`.
Assisted by Claude (found the gap, helped with learning and examples, linting and building).
---
[#mathlib4 > HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/HasDerivWithinAt.2Eof_local_left_inverse/with/633245785) |
t-analysis
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18/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/Deriv/Inverse.lean |
1 |
9 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'rmcrkd'] |
nobody |
1-74417 1 day ago |
1-74417 1 day ago |
1-75436 1 day |
0 |
| 44882 |
bryangingechen author:bryangingechen |
ci: show the dependency changes in the update-dependencies Zulip messages |
This PR fixes `update_dependencies_zulip.yml` so that its Zulip messages list the dependency changes, as #23274 intended. Three things kept that from working:
- "Parse dependency changes" printed `${message}`, which is never set, instead of the script's output, and didn't write to `$GITHUB_OUTPUT` (since #23659). So the list was always empty.
- Under `workflow_run`, `actions/checkout` checks out master's latest commit rather than the commit CI ran on, so the script compared master with its parent and reported "No dependency versions were changed". The checkout now uses `github.event.workflow_run.head_sha`. The bot's commit sits directly on master, so the script's `HEAD~1..HEAD` is exactly the update.
- The list was pasted into the github-script source inside a string literal, which can't hold its line breaks, so fixing the first two alone would have broken both messages. It is now passed in through an environment variable.
It also drops the GitHub App token from this workflow. The token was there to remove the `auto-merge-after-CI` label, and #43913 removed that call. Since then the failure job used it only to look up each PR's URL, which is now built from the repository URL, and the success job didn't use it at all. Both jobs now have only `contents: read`, without `id-token: write`, and the checkout no longer persists git credentials.
Smaller fixes: the success message said "merged via #N", but since #43913 the PR waits for review, so it now says that. `monitor-success` gets the same `github.repository` guard as `monitor-failures`. The `docs/workflows.md` entry no longer mentions label handling.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Testing:
- Locally, the new "Parse dependency changes" step and both message scripts, run on the bot's commit `dee624cf361` (then the head of #44874): the output lists the 8 updated packages, and neither script calls the API. With only the first fix, both scripts fail with a `SyntaxError`.
- In a private test repository: a copy of the workflow with the Zulip step replaced by an echo, triggered by a stub "continuous integration" workflow on the bot branch. A failing and a passing CI run each produced the expected message, with the PR link and the dependency changes, from a checkout of the bot's commit.
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nobody |
1-69085 1 day ago |
1-69115 1 day ago |
8-29763 8 days |
0 |
| 42702 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
chore(Data/SetLike): rename `IsConcreteLE` |
* Rename `IsConcreteLE` to `IsMemLE`, as disccused at https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/More.20.60IsConcrete.60.20classes.20for.20.60SetLike.60/with/622616098
* Move several lemmas that ended up in the `IsConcreteLE` namespace after #42666 into the root namespace, making the names longer to disambiguate them:
* `IsConcreteLE.le_iff` to `le_iff_mem_imp_mem`
* `IsConcreteLE.not_le_iff_exists` to `not_le_iff_exists_mem_notMem`
* `IsConcreteLE.lt_iff_le_and_exists` to `lt_iff_le_and_exists_mem_notMem`
* `IsConcreteLE.exists_of_lt` to `exists_mem_notMem_of_lt`
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nobody |
1-67835 1 day ago |
1-69894 1 day ago |
19-70490 19 days |
4 |
| 45150 |
kim-em author:kim-em |
ci: require linked PR discussion for awaiting-zulip |
Require open PRs labelled `awaiting-zulip` to link, in their description or comments, to a Zulip topic that references that same mathlib PR. After a manual label addition, remove the label if no qualifying discussion is linked, and leave a polite, actionable comment mentioning the person who applied it.
The comment-labeling bot checks before applying `awaiting-zulip` and declines invalid requests, mentioning the requester. It uses the same validator as the manual-label check, since its `GITHUB_TOKEN` label changes do not trigger another workflow. It scans issue comments, review bodies, and inline comments; follows message anchors across topic renames; and checks the whole topic. Full GitHub URLs and linkifiers are recognised through rendered destinations and topic-title links, matching the repository and PR number rather than bare numbers.
Checks run on label and PR/comment changes, with a daily sweep to retry missed events/outages and catch changes on Zulip. Manual runs default to dry-run. Verification failures leave labels untouched; notices are updated rather than duplicated. Privileged jobs execute the default branch's action, and tests run without the Zulip secret.
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The first scheduled sweep after merge will also enforce this on existing labels. Uses the existing `ZULIP_API_KEY` and mathlib Zulip bot account; linked private topics must be accessible to that bot. The live dry run used my account's read access, so it does not establish the bot's private-channel permissions.
Motivated by https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44489#issuecomment-6327051347.
:robot: prepared with Codex
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995/1 |
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nobody |
1-67520 1 day ago |
1-68793 1 day ago |
1-68777 1 day |
0 |
| 43539 |
abhijitaj1997 author:abhijitaj1997 |
feat(CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Cartesian/Endomorphism): add ring and semiring structures |
Given two monoidal object in a nice enough category, this show that the monoidal morphisms between then forms an additive group. This additive group is part of a larger semiring structure.
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joelriou assignee:joelriou |
1-65805 1 day ago |
42-7576 42 days ago |
44-53455 44 days |
0 |
| 29558 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(Algebra): definition of global dimension |
In this PR, we define global dimension supremum over `projectiveDimension`
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117/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/GlobalDimension.lean |
2 |
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['Thmoas-Guan', 'erdOne', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot', 'vlad902'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
1-60441 1 day ago |
51-33016 51 days ago |
79-59186 79 days |
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| 41728 |
vaca22 author:vaca22 |
feat(GroupTheory): prove uniqueness of ℤᵐ⁰ automorphisms |
Prove that every order-preserving multiplicative automorphism of ℤᵐ⁰ is the identity. This also gives a Unique instance for its automorphism type and a Subsingleton instance for order-preserving multiplicative normalizations from G to ℤᵐ⁰.
The proof transports an automorphism through WithZero.exp and WithZero.log to an additive automorphism of ℤ, then excludes negation by monotonicity.
------------
**AI disclosure**: this PR is primarily LLM-generated (Claude Code).
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t-group-theory
new-contributor
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58/0 |
Mathlib/GroupTheory/ArchimedeanDensely.lean |
1 |
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['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'tb65536', 'vaca22', 'wwylele'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
1-60428 1 day ago |
48-8433 48 days ago |
62-52959 62 days |
0 |
| 42313 |
deancureton author:deancureton |
feat(RingTheory): embDomain composition and range, Laurent series expansion |
Add to the Hahn series API:
- `embDomain_embDomain` (composition of domain embeddings)
- `mem_range_embDomain_iff` (range of `embDomain` is characterized by support containment)
Add to the Laurent series API:
- the expansion ring endomorphism `LaurentSeries.expand` with its monomial and `orderTop` lemmas
- follows the pattern of `Polynomial.expand`, `MvPolynomial.expand`, `PowerSeries.expand`
- its opposite `LaurentSeries.contract`, with the decomposition of a Laurent series by exponent residues mod `n` (`sum_single_mul_expand_contract`) and its uniqueness (`contract_eq_of_sum_eq`)
- `exists_ofPowerSeries_eq_of_orderTop_nonneg`
This is the first of a series of PRs formalizing Puiseux series and Puiseux's theorem (entry 41 of Freek Wiedijk's 100 theorems list). |
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Mathlib/RingTheory/HahnSeries/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/LaurentSeries.lean |
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jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
1-60426 1 day ago |
71-63637 71 days ago |
83-67356 83 days |
0 |
| 44853 |
dkaysin author:dkaysin |
feat(Geometry/Group): relate the word metric to the Cayley graph distance |
This PR constructs the Cayley graph (realized as a `SimpleGraph`) for a group `G` with respect to a generating family `P : Group.Generators G ι`, implements the link between walks in the Cayley graph and words, and establishes equivalence of the word metric and the distance on the Cayley graph.
---
Resolves TODO from [#43118](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43118).
Implementation details:
* `SimpleGraph` was chosen vs `Quiver/Schreier` because it has a more comprehensive API at the moment. More context: [Zulip thread](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Relate.20the.20word.20metric.20to.20the.20distance.20in.20the.20Cayley.20graph/with/631376709).
* To accommodate possible future implementation for `Quiver/Schreier`, I've included "Simple" in the names of definitions and theorems (e.g., `cayleySimpleGraph`).
* Because simple graph has no loops, in several places we have to check that a letter/generator is not trivial.
Use of AI: I used Claude Opus 5.5 to help me with gathering context, designing API and implementation of several proofs.
* I used AI to brainstorm and compare API design ideas based on the context from previous Zulip threads and existing repo code.
* I used AI for suggesting parts of the proofs for `exists_walk_of_word` and `exists_word_of_walk` lemmas.
* I used AI for checking docstrings for consistency.
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t-geometric-group-theory
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ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
1-60425 1 day ago |
5-80550 5 days ago |
9-30614 9 days |
0 |
| 45004 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(NumberTheory): `Decidable` instances for `Perfect`/`IsAlmostPrime`/`IsAtMostAlmostPrime` |
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MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
1-60424 1 day ago |
4-85953 4 days ago |
4-85937 4 days |
0 |
| 26479 |
thefundamentaltheor3m author:thefundamentaltheor3m |
feat(Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral): Cauchy–Goursat for Unbounded Rectangles |
In this PR, we prove versions of the Cauchy-Goursat theorem where the contours in question are rectangular and unbounded (ie, where the contours look like the $\bigsqcup$ symbol). I am not sure if I have formalised these in the best way, or if `Analysis.Complex.CauchyIntegral` is the best place for them (it might be prudent to reorganise the file into multiple files at some point), but I believe this is a useful result. Suggestions welcome.
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t-analysis
sphere-packing
maintainer-merge
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169/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
1-59538 1 day ago |
22-61159 22 days ago |
150-54049 150 days |
0 |
| 41940 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
chore(Dynamics): deprecate `IsForwardInvariant` in favour of new `Set.IsInvariantOn` |
We define a predicate `Set.IsInvariantOn` that generalizes `IsInvariant` and as a special case contains `IsForwardInvariant`. The later is hence removed. We also move `IsInvariant` into the `Set` namespace to allow for dot-notation.
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t-dynamics
dynsys
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51/17 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/Flow.lean,Mathlib/Dynamics/OmegaLimit.lean |
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5 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mcdoll', 'sgouezel'] |
nobody |
1-59536 1 day ago |
23-58415 23 days ago |
77-62591 77 days |
0 |
| 44496 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
perf(Linter): combine multiple syntax-based linters |
This PR combines various syntax based linters into a single linter, so that they only need to do one loop through the syntax. This loop though the syntax is designed to be efficient for nodes on which none of the linters are applicable. This is done by using a single `match` on the syntax node kind.
- The loop itself is done in the `CommandElabM` monad, so that messages can be logged directly. It would be marginally faster to do the loop in `StateRefT _ BaseIO`, keeping track of all warnings in some state, and then logging them afterwards. But that is significantly more inconvenient to write.
- There are some more syntax based linters in `Mathlib.Tactic.Linter.DeprecatedSyntax` and `Mathlib.Tactic.Linter.DocString`, but those are left out of this PR for convenience.
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large-import
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['JovanGerb', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
1-58083 1 day ago |
1-60945 1 day ago |
17-11485 17 days |
0 |
| 44765 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
chore(Linter/Multigoal): remove some exclusions |
The multi goal linter has a list of excluded tactics, but it excludes too many tactics. This PR fixes this, and adapts mathlib to the stronger linter.
I also made it so that the linter excludes all atomic syntax, like `;` and `<;>`, so these now don't need to be excluded explicitly anymore.
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t-linter |
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nobody |
1-57502 1 day ago |
1-59959 1 day ago |
7-38121 7 days |
0 |
| 44625 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat(Linter): linter that detects concrete instances |
This PR implements a linter that flags concrete instances. This is useful for beginners who might write `[Field ℝ]` because they want to use that `ℝ` is a field. There is a built in exception for `Decidable`, since adding redundant `Decidable` hypotheses, such as `DecidableEq True` and `∀ P, Decidable P`, can be desired to avoid instance diamonds.
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nobody |
1-55369 1 day ago |
1-57368 1 day ago |
1-71684 1 day |
0 |
| 45101 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
chore: use `IsApply` for `CauSeq` |
I had to fix some defeq abuse in `CauSeq` along the way.
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t-algebra
tech debt
label:t-algebra$ |
103/89 |
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12 |
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nobody |
1-53349 1 day ago |
1-54567 1 day ago |
2-16487 2 days |
0 |
| 45103 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(Analysis/Gamma): bound `‖Gamma s‖ ≤ ‖Gamma (s + n)‖` |
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t-analysis
maintainer-merge
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21/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Gamma/Beta.lean |
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9 |
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nobody |
1-49592 1 day ago |
1-52509 1 day ago |
2-63999 2 days |
1 |
| 43087 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RepresentationTheory): add Hecke/Basic.lean |
This file defines `HeckeModule` of a representation `ρ` as `Hom_G(k[G ⧸ H], ρ)` and identifies it with the space of `H`-invariants.
We deliberately choose the intertwining model over the invariant model as the main API, for it has good defeq property when we define the mixed level Hecke action of Hecke operators which is just the composition of intertwining maps. This has significant technical advantage because it avoids proving associativity and compatibility combinarically which is nasty using the invariant model.
It is an `abbrev` for maximally reusing API from `ofMulAction` and `IntertwiningMap`. We remark that the abstract boundary will be cut out at `HeckeAlgera` which will be a `def` instead and we will provide an instance `Module HeckeAlgebra HeckeModule`. Before that, we need to develop representation theoretic lemmas about `HeckeModule` and `HeckeBimodule` first so `HeckeModule` should stay transparent. |
new-contributor
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Hecke/Basic.lean |
2 |
8 |
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nobody |
1-48549 1 day ago |
1-49438 1 day ago |
60-12985 60 days |
1 |
| 43327 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(GroupTheory): add `LeftDecomposition` of double coset |
This PR is the first piece of #43286 for adding `Hecke/LeftFiniteDoubleCoset`. The main motivation is to describe the intertwining space `Hom_G(k[G/H₁], k[G/H₂])` as the free module double cosets with finite left-coset decomposition. In this PR we introduce only the left decomposition.
We deliberately design two indexing types for the left-coset decomposition: the intrinsic LeftDecomposition and the computational LeftDecompQuotient. They are equivalent via toLeftDecompositionEquiv. The first is useful for coordinate-free definitions and proofs, which saves us from abusing Quotient.out everywhere (note that we have three quotients in Hecke theory: `G/H₂, H₁/H₁∩gH₂g⁻¹, H₁\G/H₂`) and avoids "choosing representative from decomposition in the def => proving the def does not depend the choice + repeating this kind of argument for comparing different representatives in many downstream proofs" pattern. The second LeftDecompQuotient carries a fixed base point `gH₂` and remains useful for concrete convolution product computation. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
115/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Hecke/LeftFiniteDoubleCoset.lean |
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nobody |
1-46290 1 day ago |
1-46934 1 day ago |
51-53661 51 days |
4 |
| 44448 |
thefundamentaltheor3m author:thefundamentaltheor3m |
feat(Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds): an upper-bound for functions with Ramse… |
…y numer-like upper-bounds
I am a little unsure about the naming and the location, but it seems like it would be useful for anything to do with Ramsey numbers or Erdos-Szekeres numbers, except it applies to any function satisfying that kind of recursive upper-bound.
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14/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds.lean |
1 |
6 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'thefundamentaltheor3m'] |
nobody |
1-44527 1 day ago |
20-45147 20 days ago |
20-50209 20 days |
0 |
| 45136 |
raja-19 author:raja-19 |
chore(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous): add lemmas |
These lemmas are used in the proof that the Motzkin polynomial is not expressible as a polynomial sum of squares: #45138. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
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52/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous.lean |
1 |
9 |
['github-actions', 'raja-19', 'vihdzp', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
1-44289 1 day ago |
2-5474 2 days ago |
2-5458 2 days |
1 |
| 45156 |
mcdoll author:mcdoll |
feat: the Fourier transform from L1 to C0 and simplification of Riemann-Lebesgue |
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large-import
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89/31 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/SchwartzSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Distribution/SchwartzSpace/Fourier.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Fourier/LpSpace.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Fourier/RiemannLebesgueLemma.lean,Mathlib/Topology/ContinuousMap/ZeroAtInfty.lean |
5 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
1-41453 1 day ago |
1-42217 1 day ago |
1-42201 1 day |
0 |
| 41336 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Girth): golf `egirth_top` using `cycleGraph` |
Golf `egirth_top` (#38529) using `cycleGraph_isContained_iff` (#35255)
Co-authored-by: Vlad Tsyrklevich <vlad@tsyrklevi.ch>
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Speeds up the proof from ~120ms to ~30ms
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t-combinatorics
maintainer-merge
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5/11 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Girth.lean |
1 |
3 |
['YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
1-34672 1 day ago |
38-52438 38 days ago |
111-61437 111 days |
0 |
| 41220 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean): two formula for area of a triangle |
This PR proves two basic formulas for triangle area: `s = 1/2 * h * b = 1/2 * a * b * sin C`
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t-euclidean-geometry
maintainer-merge
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108/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Angle/Unoriented/Affine.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Angle/Unoriented/Projection.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Triangle.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Volume/Triangle.lean |
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19 |
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jsm28 assignee:jsm28 |
1-29509 1 day ago |
17-80970 17 days ago |
31-53860 31 days |
3 |
| 44983 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Unbundled/GelfandRadiusNorm): the Gelfand radius as an algebra norm |
This PR uses the Gelfand radius to construct an algebra norm. This is used in #42985 to construct extensions of absolute values.
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t-analysis
tech debt
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101/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Unbundled/GelfandRadiusNorm.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
1-29380 1 day ago |
1-30203 1 day ago |
1-30200 1 day |
1 |
| 44909 |
RemyDegenne author:RemyDegenne |
feat(MeasureTheory): the Kolmogorov extension theorem |
Co-authored-by: Peter Pfaffelhuber <41927422+pfaffelh@users.noreply.github.com>
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It was proved 3 years ago in another repo, and is finally making its way to Mathlib.
The proof of `isCompactSystem_closedCompactCylinders` was written by an LLM (it replaces a longer argument we wrote manually before).
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brownian
t-measure-probability
maintainer-merge
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284/23 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Constructions/ClosedCompactCylinders.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Constructions/KolmogorovExtension.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/AddContent/CompactSystem.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Compactness/CompactSystem.lean |
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17 |
['EtienneC30', 'RemyDegenne', 'github-actions'] |
EtienneC30 assignee:EtienneC30 |
1-26534 1 day ago |
2-28358 2 days ago |
6-78801 6 days |
0 |
| 41327 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Subgraph): `induce` lemmas |
`Subgraph.induce` API for sup / inf / iSup / iInf / inter / iUnion / iInter (union already exists)
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t-combinatorics
maintainer-merge
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58/0 |
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nobody |
1-24596 1 day ago |
112-8106 112 days ago |
112-8090 112 days |
0 |
| 44918 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(Algebra/CharP/Subring): generalize |
Generalize some instances from concrete subfoos to arbitrary `SubsemiringClass`, and provide an instance `SubsemiringClass.expChar`.
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t-algebra
maintainer-merge
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['github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'plp127', 'themathqueen', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
1-22750 1 day ago |
7-78344 7 days ago |
7-78442 7 days |
0 |
| 37838 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(FieldTheory): basic theories about transcendental separable extension |
The formalization of [Stacks 030W] via [Stacks 030U].
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t-algebra
large-import
label:t-algebra$ |
475/16 |
Mathlib/FieldTheory/SeparablyGenerated.lean,Mathlib/FieldTheory/TranscendentalSeparable.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/LocalProperties/Reduced.lean |
3 |
29 |
['Multramate', 'Thmoas-Guan', 'github-actions', 'jjdishere', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
1-21322 1 day ago |
17-37254 17 days ago |
42-74352 42 days |
1 |
| 44942 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(MvPowerSeries/Substitution): add some lemmas about `HasSubst` |
In this PR, we add some lemmas about `HasSubst` for substitution of multivariate power series.
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nobody |
1-20229 1 day ago |
7-8535 7 days ago |
7-8519 7 days |
1 |
| 44996 |
WenrongZou author:WenrongZou |
feat(MvPowerSeries/Order): order of a difference of products |
In this PR, we add some lemmas about `MvPowerSeries.order`.
- `coeff_eq_of_lt_weightedOrder_sub`: if `weight w d < (f - g).weightedOrder w`, then `coeff d f = coeff d g`.
- `le_weightedOrder_prod_sub_prod`: if `n ≤ (a i - b i).weightedOrder w` for all `i ∈ s`, then `n ≤ (∏ i ∈ s, a i - ∏ i ∈ s, b i).weightedOrder w`.
- `add_nsmul_le_weightedOrder_prod_sub_prod`: if, in addition, every `a i` and `b i` has weighted order at least `k`, the bound becomes `n + (#s - 1) • k`.
We also add the corresponding `order` versions: `coeff_eq_of_lt_order_sub`, `le_order_prod_sub_prod` and `add_nsmul_le_order_prod_sub_prod`.
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nobody |
1-19903 1 day ago |
5-26187 5 days ago |
5-26171 5 days |
1 |
| 28683 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory): regular local ring is domain |
In this PR, we proved for a regular local ring `R`,
1 : for a finite set `S` in the maximal Ideal of `R`, it can be extended to a regular system of parameters iff they are linear independent in the cotangent space iff `R/span S` is regular local ring of dimesion `dim R - |S|`
2 : is domain
3 : regular system of parameter form regular sequence.
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253/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/RegularLocalRing/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
1-19175 1 day ago |
17-38837 17 days ago |
30-30288 30 days |
11 |
| 37953 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory/Smooth): transcendental separable extension is formally smooth |
In this PR, we proved that transcendental separable extension is formally smooth via reduction to fg cases.
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nobody |
1-18854 1 day ago |
12-13440 12 days ago |
46-77637 46 days |
4 |
| 35561 |
Thmoas-Guan author:Thmoas-Guan |
feat(RingTheory): power series over regular local ring |
In this PR, we proved that power series over regular local ring is again regular local ring.
Same for finite multivariable power series.
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70/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/RegularLocalRing/PowerSeries.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
1-18726 1 day ago |
48-51401 48 days ago |
59-5958 59 days |
3 |
| 44956 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
refactor: rename `Subgroup.isCyclic_iff_exists_zpowers_eq_top` → `Subgroup.isCyclic_iff_exists_zpowers_eq` |
This is a copy-paste error from the theorem above, nothing in this statement talks about `⊤`.
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nobody |
1-14984 1 day ago |
1-22464 1 day ago |
1-23625 1 day |
1 |
| 43958 |
kebekus author:kebekus |
feat: simplify computations in complex analysis by extracting frequently-used lemmas |
Simplify several computations in complex analysis by extracting lemmas that are used more than once. At present, the gain is real but modest. It will become more visible as more computations are added.
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nobody |
1-14306 1 day ago |
34-27461 34 days ago |
34-27445 34 days |
0 |
| 42247 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
chore(Analysis/Asymptotics/Defs): scope and rename variable `E'''` |
The variable block at the top of the file declares `E'''` and `[SeminormedAddGroup E''']`. Only `isBigO_iff'` and `isBigO_iff''` use them. The instance binder is a candidate in every typeclass search in the file.
This PR moves the type and the instance into a section around the two theorems. The section calls the type `F`.
-------
The two statements do not change. A dump of all constant types in the module shows that every other declaration keeps its exact type. The two theorems keep the same hypotheses, and neither one has explicit arguments. Only the name and the position of the implicit type change.
Standalone elaboration of the file does not change measurably: 3.700 s here against 3.696 s on master, as medians of 6 interleaved runs.
Same mechanism as #42214 and #42238.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
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10/4 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/Defs.lean |
1 |
8 |
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nobody |
1-13636 1 day ago |
1-14710 1 day ago |
10-54122 10 days |
0 |
| 45154 |
chenson2018 author:chenson2018 |
fix: scope some pointwise `Set` instances |
While working on relation algebras in CSLib, I noticed that a few pointwise data carrying instances on `Set` were not scoped. In particular, this includes `Set.instInvolutiveStar`, `Set.involutiveInv`, `Set.sdiv`, and their `to_additive` equivalents. I have changed these to `instance_reducible` definitions that are scoped instances under `Pointwise`. The names remain the same, and the only other changes are to add `open scoped Pointwise` as required in a few modules.
I originally asked about this at [mathlib4 > unscoped pointwise instances on Set](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/unscoped.20pointwise.20instances.20on.20Set/with/633732819)
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nobody |
1-12930 1 day ago |
1-53855 1 day ago |
1-56059 1 day |
0 |
| 44997 |
TJHeeringa author:TJHeeringa |
feat(Analysis/InnerProductSpace): add abs for continuousLinearMaps between Hilbert spaces |
Schatten p-norm is based on the absolute value / modulus for continuous linear maps between Hilbert spaces. This PR adds that absolute value.
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This PR is split of from #44525, which is a draft for the Schatten operators.
Mathlib has the similar `CFC.abs` but the adjoint is not a star operation for continuous linear maps between different Hilbert spaces.
The API I put here is limited as this is all what is needed to define the Schatten p-norms. If more is desired in this PR, then I'd be happy to add it.
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Abs.lean |
2 |
18 |
['TJHeeringa', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
1-12675 1 day ago |
1-74565 1 day ago |
5-11275 5 days |
3 |
| 45053 |
tomaz1502 author:tomaz1502 |
feat(Analysis/Polynomial): the jump of a real rational function and the Cauchy index |
This PR defines `Polynomial.jumpVal p q x : ℤ`, the jump of the rational function `q / p` at a
point `x`: `1` if it goes from `-∞` to `+∞`, `-1` if it goes from `+∞` to `-∞`, and `0` otherwise.
The definition is algebraic: `q / p` changes sign at `x` exactly when
`rootMultiplicity x p - rootMultiplicity x q` is odd, and the direction of the jump is then
`signRight x (p * q)`. It develops the API of `jumpVal` needed for the Sturm–Tarski theorem:
* `jumpVal_of_eval_ne_zero`, `jumpVal_of_rootMultiplicity_le`: there is no jump where `q / p` has
no pole;
* `jumpVal_mul_mul`: a common factor of `p` and `q` does not change the jump;
* `jumpVal_mod`: `q` can be replaced by `q % p`;
* `jumpVal_C_mul`: scaling `q` by `c` scales the jump by `sign c`;
* `jumpVal_of_isCoprime`, `jumpVal_mul_one`: jumps of products of coprime polynomials;
* `jumpVal_derivative_mul`: at a root `x` of `p`, the jump of `derivative p * q / p` is
`sign (q.eval x)`. This is what links the Cauchy index to the signs of `q` at the roots of `p`.
It also defines `Polynomial.rootsInInterval p a b`, the distinct roots of `p` in `(a, b)`, and the
Cauchy index `Polynomial.cauchyIndex p q a b`, the sum of `jumpVal p q x` over those roots, with
a few basic lemmas (`cauchyIndex_zero_left`, `cauchyIndex_zero_right`, `cauchyIndex_C`,
`cauchyIndex_mul_mul`, `cauchyIndex_mod`, `cauchyIndex_C_mul`), which follow directly from the
corresponding `jumpVal` lemmas. The main results about the Cauchy index (its relation to sign
changes and to Tarski queries) will follow in the next PR of the series.
One small addition to existing files:
* `Polynomial.rootMultiplicity_C_mul` in `RingDivision.lean`: multiplying by a nonzero constant
does not change root multiplicities;
This is the fourth PR of a series formalising the Sturm-Tarski theorem, following #43783
(`List.signVariations`), #43954 (`Polynomial.sturmSeq`) and #44248 (`Polynomial.signRight`).
As in #44248, everything is stated over `ℝ` because `signRight` is; apart from `signRight`, the
proofs only use the algebra of polynomials over a field.
Co-authored-by: Pedro Saccomani <psaccomani15@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sarah Pereira <sarahcomh@proton.me>
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The definitions and the original proofs, ported from Wenda Li's Isabelle/AFP entry, were written
by hand. We used Claude to review the code, suggest improvements and help in the preparation
of the PR. |
new-contributor |
274/0 |
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nobody |
1-11151 1 day ago |
3-75434 3 days ago |
3-75418 3 days |
0 |
| 44304 |
robin-carlier author:robin-carlier |
chore(Order): make intervals implicit_reducible |
A bunch of `set_option backward.isDefEq.respectsTransparency false` I ran into could be removed by this:
In some personal project, automation got stuck because of the difference between `j ≤ i` and `j ∈ Set.Iic i` at implicit_reducible transparency.
I’m myself not convinced making these intervals `implicit_reducible` is the best, but declaring `j ≤ i = j ∈ Set.Iic i` as a true defeq-abuse (and hunting down every instance of this, adding `Set.mem_Iic.mpr <|` in every place that needs it) seems like overkill and a net regression on user experience.
Note that more generally, the question could arise for every semireducible declaration of type `Set α` where the body is `{ x | P x}` for some `P : α → Prop`.
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nobody |
1-8427 1 day ago |
21-6401 21 days ago |
22-54019 22 days |
1 |
| 45174 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat({Topology,MeasureTheory}): instances for `Additive`/`Multiplicative` |
This will help me deduce results about automatic continuity of `AddChar`s from the analogous ones for `AddMonoidHom`.
From MeanFourier
Generated by Claude Sonnet, reviewed line-by-line by myself.
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5
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nobody |
1-8004 1 day ago |
1-10092 1 day ago |
1-10076 1 day |
1 |
| 39387 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
feat(Tactic/Linter): add superfluousExpose linter |
This PR adds the `linter.superfluousExpose` linter, the dual of `privateModule`. The linter warns on an `@[expose] public section` where no declaration benefits from the `@[expose]` modifier, and suggests that you remove the modifier. Downstream code typechecks the same after the removal.
## Which declarations benefit from `@[expose]`
A section-level `@[expose]` exposes the bodies of the `def` declarations in the section. A declaration benefits from the modifier when it is a `def` with an exposed body (`Environment.hasExposedBody`) and Lean does not expose that body without the modifier. The linter skips generated declarations (`isAutoDecl`).
These declarations do not benefit from the modifier:
- Declarations without an exposed body: theorems, `opaque` and `partial def`s, private declarations, propositional instances, `@[no_expose]` and `meta` defs, and the parser descriptors of `notation` and `syntax`.
- Declarations from an `abbrev` command. Lean exposes the body of an `abbrev` by its keyword, not by its reducibility, so a `@[reducible] def` benefits.
- Instances (`isInstanceCore`) from an `instance`, `deriving instance`, `inductive`, `class inductive`, or `structure` command. An `@[instance] def` follows the rules of a `def`.
- Structure projections.
Lean exposes the bodies in the last three cases in every public section. The linter reads the command kind through `set_option … in` and `open … in` wrappers. A `mutual` block or a macro gets no exemption.
Every other exposed `def` benefits from the modifier. Thus the linter is silent when in doubt, and a change to a reported section is safe.
## Implementation
The linter is a stateful linter (leanprover/lean4#14357). It tracks the regions where the scope is public and has `expose`. It classifies the constants of each command while the scopes of that command are active. As a result:
- Each expose section gets its own verdict.
- `scoped` and `local` instances get the correct classification.
- The warning points at the section header.
The known limitations cause false negatives only, and the module docstring lists them. The main case is a hand-written meta-code def, such as a `def` of type `Simproc`. The linter counts it as an ordinary def.
The test files cover positive and negative cases, with one file per case. The first cleanup sweep, #39388, applied an earlier version of these suggestions to 136 files.
Zulip thread: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Removing.20unnecessary.20.60.40.5Bexpose.5D.60/with/595180230
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nobody |
1-7132 1 day ago |
39-7231 39 days ago |
72-12097 72 days |
0 |
| 43817 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
chore: remove superfluous `@[expose]` modifiers from public sections |
This PR removes `@[expose]` from 91 public sections where it has no effect. A section-level `@[expose]` only changes the bodies of `def`s. These sections hold theorems, instances, abbrevs, structures, inductives, notation, or defs whose bodies Lean keeps private without the modifier.
The `superfluousExpose` linter from #39387 flagged 73 of the 4915 files that open an `@[expose] public section`. A scan of master found 23 more files whose sections contain no `def`.
To check each removal independently of the linter, a script compiles the module with and without the modifier and compares the results. In all 91 cases, the `.olean`, `.olean.private` and `.olean.server` files are byte-identical, and so are the compiler messages.
Five files are left out:
- Three files that the linter flags contain `@[no_expose]` declarations. Without the section `@[expose]`, Lean reports each `@[no_expose]` as redundant, so these files need a second edit. One of them has `@[no_expose, simps! -isSimp app]`, where the attribute still has an effect.
- `Mathlib/Lean/Elab/InfoTree.lean` and `Mathlib/Lean/Elab/Tactic/Meta.lean` cannot import the linter, because `Mathlib.Init` imports them. A direct comparison shows that the removal changes their `.olean`, so they keep the modifier.
#39388 was the first round of this cleanup.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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nobody |
1-7019 1 day ago |
1-14698 1 day ago |
25-62250 25 days |
0 |
| 45175 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
chore(scripts): use the module system in scripts |
This PR converts eight `scripts/*.lean` files and `Cache/Test.lean` to the module system. The `mk_all` and `check_title_labels` executables drop `allowNonModules`.
The `main` function of a module executable must be `public`. If `main` is private, the linker takes `main` from `libLeanExport`, and the executable runs the wrong program without an error.
`Mathlib.Util.GetAllModules` uses a regular `public section` instead of a `meta` section, because `mk_all` calls it at run time.
This PR does not convert `lint-style` and `export_crossrefs`. `lint-style` uses `meta` declarations from `Mathlib.Tactic.Linter.TextBased`. `export_crossrefs` reads declaration ranges, and a module import does not load them.
Validation: each converted executable and `--run` script gives the same output as the original on the same input.
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Cache/Test.lean,Mathlib/Util/GetAllModules.lean,lakefile.lean,scripts/autolabel.lean,scripts/check_title_labels.lean,scripts/create_deprecated_modules.lean,scripts/extract-unique-nonascii.lean,scripts/find_command_range.lean,scripts/mk_all.lean,scripts/nightly-testing-checklist.lean |
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nobody |
1-6638 1 day ago |
1-7229 1 day ago |
1-7213 1 day |
0 |
| 45176 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
ci: shake Archive and Counterexamples in the weekly shake job |
This PR adds `Archive` and `Counterexamples` to the weekly `lake shake` job. The job fetches their oleans with `lake exe cache get Archive.lean Counterexamples.lean` and builds them before it runs `lake shake`.
Five files get `shake: keep` annotations. `lake shake` does not see the uses inside `example` declarations or the `deriving Fintype` handler. Without the annotations, its edits break these files. With the annotations, the 76 shake edits to `Archive` and `Counterexamples` build.
A fork PR runs the workflow file from `master`, so this PR cannot test the workflow change in CI.
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10/10 |
.github/workflows/shake.yaml,Archive/Examples/Eisenstein.lean,Archive/Imo/Imo1988Q6.lean,Archive/Wiedijk100Theorems/Konigsberg.lean,Counterexamples/OrderedCancelAddCommMonoidWithBounds.lean,Counterexamples/ZeroDivisorsInAddMonoidAlgebras.lean |
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nobody |
1-6053 1 day ago |
1-6053 1 day ago |
1-6037 1 day |
0 |
| 43894 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RepresentationTheory): add Burnside's theorem for matrix algebras |
This PR adds Burnside's theorem: If `V` is simple module of a `k`-algebra `A` where `k` is an algebraically closed field `k`, then the algebra map `A → End_k(V)` is surjective. The proof is a combination of Schur's lemma and Jacobson density theorem, both of which are already in Mathlib. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
13/4 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/AlgebraRepresentation/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
1-4738 1 day ago |
36-6256 36 days ago |
36-6338 36 days |
0 |
| 45182 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(RepresentationTheory/AlgebraRepresentation/Basic): automated extraction from #43894 |
This PR was automatically created from PR #43894 by @JX-Mo via a [review comment](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43894#discussion_r4350712865) by @JX-Mo. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
13/4 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/AlgebraRepresentation/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
1-4562 1 day ago |
1-4740 1 day ago |
1-4724 1 day |
0 |
| 44895 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
fix(ClickSuggestions): improve and test `isExplicitEq` |
This PR improves and tests the `isExplicitEq` function that `#click_suggestions` uses to deduplicate its suggestions.
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thorimur assignee:thorimur |
1-4496 1 day ago |
8-20905 8 days ago |
8-20889 8 days |
1 |
| 45183 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(RingTheory/Unramified/Finite): add missing API for `Algebra.FormallyUnramified.sec` |
This PR adds some missing API for `Algebra.FormallyUnramified.sec`.
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t-algebra
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24/2 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Unramified/Finite.lean |
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nobody |
0-86116 23 hours ago |
0-86167 23 hours ago |
0-86152 23 hours |
1 |
| 41443 |
alreadydone author:alreadydone |
feat(RingTheory/AdjoinRoot): add AdjoinRoot.isFractionRing |
Co-authored-by: Sriram Chinthalagiri Venkata @sriram3301
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This contribution was created as part of the Heidelberg Lean workshop "Formalising algebraic geometry" in November 2025.
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label:t-algebra$ |
96/9 |
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nobody |
0-85985 23 hours ago |
1-4317 1 day ago |
84-409 84 days |
0 |
| 34094 |
Brian-Nugent author:Brian-Nugent |
feat(Topology/Sheaves): use `abbrev` for `Presheaf`, `IsSheaf`, and `Sheaf` |
Changing `TopCat.Presheaf`, `TopCat.Presheaf.IsSheaf`, and `TopCat.Sheaf` from defs to abbrevs.
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nobody |
0-84315 23 hours ago |
29-81044 29 days ago |
33-55354 33 days |
0 |
| 45186 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
chore(Data/Dyadic): move file to `Tactic` |
Move the file `Mathlib/Data/Dyadic.lean` into `Mathlib/Tactic/Inclusion/Extension/IntervalDyadicReal/Init.lean`. This is to make way for more general developments on `Dyadic` unrelated to the `Inclusion` tactic.
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nobody |
0-84182 23 hours ago |
0-84905 23 hours ago |
0-84889 23 hours |
0 |
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gasparattila author:gasparattila |
chore(MeasureTheory): generalize `CircleIntegrable.const_smul` |
This lemma unnecessarily assumed that the ring of scalars is the same as the codomain of the function. Two other lemmas are also generalized from `NormSMulClass` to `IsBoundedSMul`.
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t-measure-probability
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9/7 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Integrability/Log.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/CircleIntegral.lean |
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nobody |
0-81331 22 hours ago |
0-82090 22 hours ago |
0-82074 22 hours |
0 |
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YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
feat(RingTheory): the associates of a UFD form a complete lattice |
Use this new fact to redefine `Nat.setGcd` in a more elementary way.
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2 |
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nobody |
0-80966 22 hours ago |
4-33732 4 days ago |
4-33716 4 days |
0 |
| 45157 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Analysis/Matrix/Normed): non-archimedean operator norm inequality |
For matrices over a non-archimedean `SeminormedAddCommGroup`, the operator norm is not quite non-archimedean, but is at least non-archimedean up to multiplication by the number of columns (independent of the number of terms of the sum).
This is used in #42985 to prove that the Gelfand radius norm is nonarchimedean.
(I didn't bother adding the two-term version `‖M + N‖ ≤ Fintype.card β * max ‖M‖ ‖N‖` since it only beats the trivial bound `‖M + N‖ ≤ 2 * max ‖M‖ ‖N‖` when `β` is subsingleton).
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t-analysis |
15/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Normed.lean |
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nobody |
0-80233 22 hours ago |
0-80990 22 hours ago |
1-25898 1 day |
1 |
| 44813 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(MeasureTheory/Integral): layer cake formula for ENNReal-valued function |
The LHS is now applicable to all lintegral and it allows dealing with infinity uniformly.
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t-measure-probability |
22/0 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/Layercake.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
0-74303 20 hours ago |
10-59731 10 days ago |
10-59715 10 days |
1 |
| 44802 |
wwylele author:wwylele |
feat(MeasureTheory/Lebesgue): one-dimensional Brunn–Minkowski theorem |
This is the starting point of upstreaming https://github.com/hojonathanho/isoperimetric (with author's permission at https://github.com/hojonathanho/isoperimetric/issues/1) for the general Brunn–Minkowski theorem. The proof strategy follows https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2011/09/16/the-brunn-minkowski-inequality-for-nilpotent-groups/, which goes like:
1-d Brunn–Minkowski -> 1-d Prékopa-Leindler -> n-d Prékopa-Leindler -> n-d Brunn–Minkowski
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Ho <hojonathanho@gmail.com>
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There was a major revision to this PR. The first version was written without AI, which proved the statement `MeasurableSet A -> MeasurableSet B -> nonemptiness -> volume A + volume B ≤ volume (A + B)`. This was then re-written using an Aristotle generated proof (see https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44802#issuecomment-6146960763), which removes the measurability hypothesis and generalize the theorem to partially ordered monoid + pull-back (sub-)invariant measure (so this would also work on e.g. NNReal). The AI-generated proof has been restructured by me manually.
On the topic of generalization of the ` μ A + μ B ≤ μ (A + B)`-like inequality, there is also [Kemperman's theorem](https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2011/12/26/a-variant-of-kempermans-theorem/) which holds for locally compact connected groups, which includes `Real`. The proof of this is beyond my ability at the moment, plus it still generally requires measurability, plus it requires a group instead of a just a magma. So the generalization to ordered magma is an interesting one on its own, and I chose to go in that direction in this PR
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3 |
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nobody |
0-65266 18 hours ago |
8-9578 8 days ago |
9-1638 9 days |
1 |
| 45190 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
ci: replace the remaining Node 20 actions |
GitHub's runners force Node 20 actions onto Node 24 and warn on every run. This change replaces the two actions that target an older Node.
`gh-get-current-pr` has no Node 24 release. A `gh api` step replaces it in the post-CI job, `update_dependencies.yml`, and `remove_deprecated_decls.yml`. The bot workflows find the open PR from their branch. The post-CI job uses the PR from the event or from the pushed branch, and only when the PR head is the commit that CI built. A failed API call fails the step.
`sync-task-issues` targets Node 12. An `actions/github-script` step replaces it in `sync_closed_tasks.yaml`. The step checks the `- [ ] depends on: #N` items when #N closes, and unchecks them when #N reopens.
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CI |
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.github/workflows/build_template.yml,.github/workflows/remove_deprecated_decls.yml,.github/workflows/sync_closed_tasks.yaml,.github/workflows/update_dependencies.yml,docs/workflows.md |
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nobody |
0-64423 17 hours ago |
0-64423 17 hours ago |
0-73786 20 hours |
0 |
| 45195 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Order): `DecidableLE` from `DecidableEq` in a semilattice |
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t-order |
11/0 |
Mathlib/Order/Lattice.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-64414 17 hours ago |
0-67957 18 hours ago |
0-67941 18 hours |
0 |
| 45200 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
ci: pin the Node 24 release of lint-style-action |
Pin lint-style-action to the release that uses Node 24 versions of `actions/checkout`, `actions/setup-python`, `check-user-permission` and `create-or-update-comment` (leanprover-community/lint-style-action#18).
`actions/checkout` v7 refuses to check out fork PR code in a `pull_request_target` workflow unless the caller opts in. `build_fork.yml` runs the `style_lint` job that way, so the job sets `allow-unsafe-pr-checkout: true`. This job already runs fork code with a read-only token. The opt-in records that decision in the workflow.
🤖
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CI |
6/3 |
.github/workflows/bot_fix_style.yaml,.github/workflows/build_template.yml,.github/workflows/lint_and_suggest_pr.yml |
3 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-64293 17 hours ago |
0-64380 17 hours ago |
0-64364 17 hours |
0 |
| 44939 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RepresentationTheory): add Schur's lemma for central elements |
We add a bridge lemma saying that central elements act as scalars on simple modules. |
t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
10/0 |
Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/AlgebraRepresentation/Basic.lean |
1 |
6 |
['JX-Mo', 'alreadydone', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-61726 17 hours ago |
7-19061 7 days ago |
7-19045 7 days |
1 |
| 45196 |
eric-wieser author:eric-wieser |
feat(Analysis/Matrix/Norm): norm inequalities |
This shows that
```math
\begin{aligned}
\|A\|_{\max} &\le \|A\|_\infty \le |n| \|A\|_{\max}, &
\|A\|_\infty &\le \sqrt{|n|} \|A\|_F, \\
\|A\|_{\max} &\le \|A\|_F \le \sqrt{|m||n|} \|A\|_{\max}, &
\|A\|_F &\le \sqrt{|m|} \|A\|_\infty.
\end{aligned}
```
And some more results for the $$\ell_2$$ norm.
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t-analysis
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
229/2 |
Mathlib/Analysis/CStarAlgebra/Matrix.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Normed.lean |
2 |
2 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-60861 16 hours ago |
0-67885 18 hours ago |
0-67869 18 hours |
0 |
| 45019 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RingTheory/SimpleModule): add Schur's lemma for non-isomophic simple modules |
It's not clear to me that which `IsEmpty (M ≃ₗ[R] N) ↔ ∀ f : M →ₗ[R] N, f = 0 ↔ Subsingleton (M →ₗ[R] N)` should be the main API, but let's add iff lemmas first. |
t-ring-theory |
12/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Basic.lean |
1 |
8 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-60856 16 hours ago |
1-25304 1 day ago |
4-25144 4 days |
0 |
| 45018 |
aimmerwahr author:aimmerwahr |
doc(TensorProduct): correct a few typos in docstrings |
While reading this file I saw a few places where it's written
```
For a surjective `f : N → P`
```
when it should be
```
For a surjective `g : N → P`
```
which was confusing, so I corrected them as well as a few other docstrings.
(The short exact sequence in question is `variable {f : M →ₗ[R] N} {g : N →ₗ[R] P}`)
------
AI disclaimer: no AI. |
t-algebra
easy
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
12/14 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/RightExactness.lean |
1 |
14 |
['aimmerwahr', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-60512 16 hours ago |
4-38113 4 days ago |
4-38097 4 days |
0 |
| 43042 |
grunweg author:grunweg |
feat: `ContMDiff.clm_bundle_of_apply` and friends |
Future PRs will add versions of these allowing for the loss of derivatives:
let's start with these versions as the required modifications are straight-forward.
We add the analogous lemmas for differentiability also (and comment when this requires further work out of this PR's scope).
From the path towards smoothness of the Levi-Civita connection and Riemannian geometry.
Co-authored-by: Patrick Massot <patrickmassot@free.fr>
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t-differential-geometry |
137/2 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/Hom.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
sgouezel assignee:sgouezel |
0-60436 16 hours ago |
13-73414 13 days ago |
61-67057 61 days |
1 |
| 43980 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(Algebra/Homology): the homology functor is accessible |
If `C` is a Grothendieck abelian category, we show that the homology functors (from the categories of short complexes or homological complexes in `C`) preserve filtered colimits.
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There are a few new `set_option` in this PR, but I am fixing all the transparency issues in all the `Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/` files in a followup PR #44011.
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t-category-theory
increases-technical-debt
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275/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/HomologicalComplex.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/Homology.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/ShortComplex/HomologyCofork.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Abelian/GrothendieckCategory/HomologyFunctorAccessible.lean |
5 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
0-60435 16 hours ago |
10-76601 10 days ago |
10-76586 10 days |
1 |
| 45047 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RingTheory/SimpleModule): simple modules over a simple Artinian ring are isomorphic |
|
t-ring-theory
maintainer-merge
|
15/4 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Isotypic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean |
2 |
5 |
['JX-Mo', 'alreadydone', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-51938 14 hours ago |
3-61843 3 days ago |
4-806 4 days |
1 |
| 43871 |
manman4 author:manman4 |
feat(PowerSeries): add Lagrange inversion formula |
## What this PR adds
This PR formalizes the Lagrange inversion formula for formal power series over commutative rings without additive torsion (`HasUniqueDiv R`), together with divided versions over characteristic-zero fields.
For formal power series `P`, `Y`, and `H` over such a ring, suppose `Y = X * P.subst Y`. Then, for every natural number `n`, the Lagrange–Bürmann formula states:
```
(n + 1)[X^{n + 1}]H(Y) = [X^n](H' P^{n + 1}).
```
The brackets denote coefficient extraction, and `H'` denotes the formal derivative of `H`. Over a characteristic-zero field, dividing by `n + 1` gives the usual coefficient formula.
## Proof and scope
The proof follows the inductive argument of Surya and Warnke. The torsion-free assumption is used to cancel multiplication by positive natural numbers.
Following the review suggestions, this PR is restricted to the torsion-free version.
## Motivation
Lagrange inversion is a classical tool in enumerative combinatorics, treated for example in Section 5.4 of Richard P. Stanley’s *Enumerative Combinatorics*, Volume 2. It gives coefficient formulas for implicitly defined generating functions, with applications to counting rooted trees and other recursively defined combinatorial structures.
My motivation was to make this tool, which is also used in competitive programming, available in Mathlib.
## LLM
We (Julian and I) used Aristotle and Codex for code generation and ChatGPT and Claude for cleanup.
|
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
212/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Derivative.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/LagrangeInversion.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Substitution.lean,docs/references.bib |
6 |
126 |
['JX-Mo', 'Julian-Kuelshammer', 'github-actions', 'manman4', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
0-47722 13 hours ago |
20-17825 20 days ago |
37-12783 37 days |
0 |
| 45205 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(Combinatorics/Colex): lemmas about `Colex (Finset _)` |
These lemmas are used in #45206
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t-combinatorics |
21/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Colex.lean |
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nobody |
0-45638 12 hours ago |
0-46610 12 hours ago |
0-46594 12 hours |
2 |
| 45005 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Misc): `ω n = n.primeFactors.card` |
and golf a couple of proofs.
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maintainer-merge
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16/12 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Antidiag/Nat.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Misc.lean |
2 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'loefflerd'] |
loefflerd assignee:loefflerd |
0-40311 11 hours ago |
3-15838 3 days ago |
4-82479 4 days |
0 |
| 45209 |
edemaine author:edemaine |
fix(build): let the toolchain select Lake linkage |
Remove the explicit `-lLake` overrides from `mk_all` and `lint-style`. On Windows, I found both executables to otherwise fail when loading a Lake workspace, with message:
```text
error: invalid environment extension, 'Lake.packageAttr' has already been used
uncaught exception: failed to load Lake workspace
```
The Lean toolchain specified in Mathlib’s `lean-toolchain` file already supplies `-lLake -lLeanExport` for static linking and `-lLake_shared` for shared linking ([source](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/blob/c9afcddf514a6772bd4d649f7cfc04eff0b9f15e/src/CMakeLists.txt#L508-L514)). Removing the overrides lets Lake select the matching static or shared libraries.
The regression came from [Lean #14885](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/14885), which added a `LeanExport` dependency to Lake. With the explicit static `-lLake`, unresolved `LeanExport` initializers are taken from `libLake_shared.dll`, loading a second copy of Lake and duplicating initialization. Previously the unused DLL was omitted. [Lean #14963](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/14963) added `-lLeanExport` to the automatic static flags, but Windows interpreter executables use the shared flags, so Mathlib's explicit override still causes this mixture. The old overrides originated in [Mathlib #13850](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/13850).
---
Validation on Windows with Lean 4.36.0-rc1:
- `lake --no-cache build mk_all lint-style`
- `lake exe mk_all --check`
- `lake exe lint-style`
- `git diff --check`
A standalone reproducer also passes on the August 27, 2026 nightly and produces the exact error on the August 28 nightly. Removing `-lLake` fixes both that nightly and toolchains 4.35.0 and 4.36.0-rc1. Adding static `-lLeanExport` also removes the DLL dependency and fixes the reproducer, confirming the dependency mechanism. Linux/macOS flag selection was checked in the toolchain source, not run locally.
AI assistance: Codex investigated the regression, ran the reproductions, prepared the patch, and drafted this description.
As a side note, perhaps we should consider adding Windows CI to prevent such regression in the future. Let me know if you'd like a PR.
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new-contributor |
0/4 |
lakefile.lean |
1 |
2 |
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nobody |
0-39358 10 hours ago |
0-43776 12 hours ago |
0-43760 12 hours |
0 |
| 45155 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
chore: remove `set_option` in `DyckWord` |
|
tech debt
t-combinatorics
easy
|
5/4 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/DyckWord.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-38921 10 hours ago |
1-50146 1 day ago |
1-50130 1 day |
0 |
| 42821 |
EtienneC30 author:EtienneC30 |
chore: deprecate PMF |
Deprecate [PMF](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Basic.html#PMF). The preferred spelling is to use [MeasureTheory.Measure.sum](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/MeasureSpace.html#MeasureTheory.Measure.sum) and [MeasureTheory.Measure.dirac](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Dirac.html#MeasureTheory.Measure.dirac), see how [ProbabilityTheory.poissonMeasure](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Poisson/Basic.html#ProbabilityTheory.poissonMeasure) and [ProbabilityTheory.geometricMeasure](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Geometric.html#ProbabilityTheory.geometricMeasure) are defined for instance.
This was discussed on Zulip among reviewers, and see also https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113489-new-members/topic/generic.20shannon.20entropy.20formalization.20mathlib4/near/584361371 for pointers to some PRs where some discussion on the topic happened.
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large-import
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Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Binomial.lean,Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Constructions.lean,Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Integrals.lean,Mathlib/Probability/ProbabilityMassFunction/Monad.lean |
5 |
6 |
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RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
0-38526 10 hours ago |
0-39161 10 hours ago |
15-37708 15 days |
0 |
| 43908 |
BryceT233 author:BryceT233 |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Module): real scalars on a complete normed `ℚ`-algebra |
We show that a complete normed `ℚ`-algebra carries a unique `NormedAlgebra ℝ 𝔸` structure.
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This arose as a byproduct of a personal project formalizing the Lie–Trotter formula. Along the way, I needed `exp (log x) = x` near the identity. I proved this using an ODE-based argument, which turned out to require somewhat less code. The real scalar structure is needed to carry out that argument in a complete normed `ℚ`-algebra without strengthening the assumptions to a normed `ℝ`-algebra.
For Mathlib, however, GPT-Astra suggested an alternative approach via `FormalMultilinearSeries` and `PowerSeries`. Although it requires more infrastructure upfront, it would yield useful general-purpose results such as `PowerSeries.coeff_subst_eq_sum_composition`, `HasFPowerSeriesWithinOnBall.hasSum_comp_of_summable` and `FormalMultilinearSeries.ofScalars_comp`.
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65/0 |
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nobody |
0-37977 10 hours ago |
2-61548 2 days ago |
34-79499 34 days |
0 |
| 45093 |
EtienneC30 author:EtienneC30 |
feat: use `IsApply` for `ContinuousMap` |
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grunweg assignee:grunweg |
0-36279 10 hours ago |
0-36279 10 hours ago |
0-38346 10 hours |
0 |
| 45210 |
dongxuelian2 author:dongxuelian2 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Charpoly): finite determination of matrix power sequences |
Add finite-determination criteria for matrix sequences `C * A ^ k * B`, allowing the two square matrices to have different index types.
`Matrix.mul_pow_mul_eq_of_aeval_eq_zero` uses a common monic annihilating polynomial: agreement below its degree implies agreement at every natural exponent. `Matrix.mul_pow_mul_eq_of_lt_card_add` applies this to the product of the characteristic polynomials, giving the bound `Fintype.card ι + Fintype.card κ`.
The statements work over commutative rings and allow empty state index types. The proof reduces `X ^ k` modulo the common polynomial and uses `Polynomial.sum_modByMonic_coeff`, which handles degree zero without a separate dimension case split. This adds two theorems to the existing matrix-power reduction API without introducing imports or definitions.
The proof is adapted from [LeanForControl's finite-determination result](https://github.com/dongxuelian2/LeanForControl/blob/kalman-structural-completion/LeanForControl/LinearSystems/Realization/FiniteDetermination.lean).
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### Validation
Checked locally with Lean v4.36.0-rc1 against mathlib master `3d14fd9a313ac35ed4b5c653ed5d99157c9e29f6`:
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- `lake exe batteries/runLinter --no-build Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.Matrix.Charpoly.Coeff`
- Direct invocation of the upstream text linters and module-name checks.
- Separate local examples for the requested field/`Fin` statement, either or both dimensions zero, degree-zero and degree-one common annihilators, and matching nonzero sequences in dimensions 1 and 2.
- `#print axioms` for both theorems reports only `propext`, `Classical.choice`, and `Quot.sound`.
- `git diff --check`.
The standalone `lint-style` launcher failed while loading Lake's workspace on Windows; its text linters passed when invoked directly. A clean full `lake shake` run was not obtained: the initial run needed uncached modules outside the targeted dependencies, and the forced run reported suggestions throughout the existing dependency closure. Imports are unchanged from upstream. No full-library build is claimed.
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44/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Charpoly/Coeff.lean |
1 |
3 |
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nobody |
0-34889 9 hours ago |
0-36052 10 hours ago |
0-36036 10 hours |
0 |
| 44028 |
alreadydone author:alreadydone |
feat(Topology): add `Homeomorph.Isotopy` and `MappingClassGroup` |
Also defines action of `MappingClassGroup` on singular homology, which can be used to define Torelli groups.
Note: for an orientable surface (or manifold) it's common in the literature to refer to the subgroup consisting of orientation-preserving (equivalently, acting trivially on top homology) homeomorphisms as the mapping class group. In our setup, this can be obtained by `(MappingClassGroup.toAutSingularHomology n).ker`, where `n` is the dimension.
TODO: define relative `Isotopy` (similar to `HomotopyRel`) and relative MCG.
Homotopy invariance of relative singular homology is at https://github.com/TauCetiProject/TauCeti/pull/7266.
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nobody |
0-29851 8 hours ago |
0-78708 21 hours ago |
8-80300 8 days |
1 |
| 44788 |
BryceT233 author:BryceT233 |
chore(RingTheory/Jacobson): use `Ring.jacobson` throughout the library |
Existing statements about the Jacobson radical of a ring use both `(⊥ : Ideal R).jacobson` and `Ring.jacobson R`. This PR standardizes these statements on `Ring.jacobson R` and updates the downstream proofs, completing the `TODO` next to the definition of `Ring.jacobson`.
Part of this work was originally included in #41066. The remaining changes were implemented by GPT-6.1 Sol and reviewed by me.
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nobody |
0-29796 8 hours ago |
4-46448 4 days ago |
9-1658 9 days |
2 |
| 44824 |
Multramate author:Multramate |
chore: rename `nonzero` to `ne_zero` in theorem names |
This renames theorems whose `nonzero` stands for a `≠ 0` hypothesis or conclusion to use `ne_zero`.
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nobody |
0-29088 8 hours ago |
5-30515 5 days ago |
7-45016 7 days |
0 |
| 43332 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(SimpleGraph/Walk/Basic): walks with equal support have equal darts |
and similar statements:
- `p.darts = q.darts ↔ p.support = q.support` (equal)
- `p.darts <:+: q.darts ↔ p.support <:+: q.support` (infix)
- `p.darts <+: q.darts ↔ p.support <+: q.support` (prefix)
- `p.darts <:+ q.darts ↔ p.support <:+ q.support` (suffix)
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nobody |
0-26744 7 hours ago |
0-27415 7 hours ago |
48-22817 48 days |
0 |
| 41402 |
vlad902 author:vlad902 |
feat(RingTheory): compute the height of the ideal spanning a (sub)set of indeterminates in a polynomial ring |
The main theorem is that `(Ideal.span (MvPolynomial.X '' s)).height = s.encard` where `s` is an index set of indeterminates over a Noetherian polynomial ring..
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t-ring-theory |
80/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Height.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Height.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Ideal.lean |
4 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
0-23401 6 hours ago |
2-73658 2 days ago |
2-74248 2 days |
0 |
| 35548 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
fix(Tactic/FunProp): do not unfold semireducible definitions in the presence of projections |
Currently, `fun_prop` incorrectly unfolds semireducible definitions when a projection or recursor is applied. This PR fixes this by switching to `whnfR` together with `Lean.Meta.withCanUnfoldPred` for the custom unfolding logic.
Unfortunately, there are many proofs which rely on this bug. To avoid breaking proofs, the option `fun_prop.projDefaultTransparency` is added for locally restoring the previous behavior. Removing the uses of this option is left for future PRs.
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t-meta
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114/53 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Normed.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Lp/ProdLp.lean,Mathlib/Condensed/Light/TopCatAdjunction.lean,Mathlib/Condensed/TopCatAdjunction.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Convex/ConvexSpace/PathConnectedSpaceStdSimplex.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Harmonic/ZetaAsymp.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ModularForms/Bounds.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp/Core.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp/FunctionData.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp/Mor.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp/Theorems.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/FunProp/Types.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/AffineSubspace.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/ConstMulAction.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Constructions.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/ContinuousAffineEquiv.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Field.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/ContinuousDiv.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/ContinuousInv.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/Matrix.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/Torsor.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Group/Units.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/ContinuousLinearMap/Positive.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Equiv/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Equiv/Prod.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Equiv/Submodule.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/IsWeak.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Module/Spaces/WeakBilin.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Category/TopCat/Limits/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Constructions/SumProd.lean,Mathlib/Topology/ContinuousMap/Algebra.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Homeomorph/Lemmas.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Semicontinuity/Michael.lean,MathlibTest/FunPropMinimal.lean |
34 |
18 |
['DavidLedvinka', 'JovanGerb', 'Vierkantor', 'gasparattila', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'lecopivo', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
Vierkantor assignee:Vierkantor |
0-16146 4 hours ago |
0-16146 4 hours ago |
59-67018 59 days |
0 |
| 45192 |
tb65536 author:tb65536 |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Field/WithAbs): the degree of an extension of absolute values |
This PR adds the definition of the degree of an extension of absolute values.
This is part of a larger project to formalize the general ramification theory of absolute values.
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t-algebra
t-analysis
label:t-algebra$ |
49/5 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Field/WithAbs.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Ring/WithAbs.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-16036 4 hours ago |
0-71806 19 hours ago |
0-71791 19 hours |
0 |
| 41530 |
FernandoChu author:FernandoChu |
feat(CategoryTheory): pasting for kan extensions |
This PR constructs pasting for left lifts and shows the pasting lemma for (abs) left kan lifts. This is done for all four notions of left/right lifts/extensions.
This is needed for the oo-cosmos project.
- [x] depends on: #41484
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AI disclosure. Claude was used in defining the API for the left lift case. After manually fixing its bad proofs/definitions/docstrings, Claude was later asked to replicate this for the other three cases, which I again finetuned. |
t-category-theory |
474/1 |
Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Bicategory/Extension.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Bicategory/Kan/IsKan.lean |
2 |
9 |
['FernandoChu', 'github-actions', 'joelriou', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
0-14954 4 hours ago |
0-17504 4 hours ago |
1-46671 1 day |
0 |
| 45161 |
Zetetic-Dhruv author:Zetetic-Dhruv |
feat: `insert a` and `· \ {a}` are injective on the sets they move |
Add `Set.insert_injOn_notMem`, `Set.sdiff_singleton_injOn_mem` and `Finset.insert_injOn_notMem`: adding `a` is injective on the sets not containing `a`, and removing `a` is injective on the sets containing `a`. For finsets, the second statement is `Finset.erase_injOn'`.
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new-contributor |
25/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean |
2 |
19 |
['Zetetic-Dhruv', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
0-13786 3 hours ago |
0-28478 7 hours ago |
0-42817 11 hours |
0 |
| 45144 |
mathlib-splicebot author:mathlib-splicebot |
chore(Analysis/Normed/Ring/WithAbs): automated extraction from #44367 |
This PR was automatically created from PR #44367 by @grunweg via a [review comment](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44367#discussion_r4340814070) by @grunweg. |
t-analysis
maintainer-merge
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3/2 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Ring/WithAbs.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-13740 3 hours ago |
1-80756 1 day ago |
1-80740 1 day |
0 |
| 44829 |
pelicanhere author:pelicanhere |
refactor(Analysis/Normed): generalize scalar distance and diameter lemmas |
Generalize scalar distance and diameter lemmas to `NormedRing`, and drop the nonzero assumption from `infDist_smul₀`.
|
t-analysis
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
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21/27 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Group/AddCircle.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Ball/Pointwise.lean |
2 |
7 |
['YaelDillies', 'copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'pelicanhere', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
0-11864 3 hours ago |
10-6201 10 days ago |
10-6185 10 days |
0 |
| 45194 |
gasparattila author:gasparattila |
feat(Order/SupIndep): `Finset.sup` of an intersection |
This PR proves that `(s₁ ∩ s₂).sup f = s₁.sup f ⊓ s₂.sup f` for subsets of a `SupIndep` set, assuming that the codomain of `f` is modular.
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23/0 |
Mathlib/Order/SupIndep.lean |
1 |
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['gasparattila', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-11726 3 hours ago |
0-13812 3 hours ago |
0-67841 18 hours |
0 |
| 45199 |
stalex444 author:stalex444 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Reindex): add `Matrix.reindexStarAlgEquiv` |
This code was suggested by @j-loreaux in his review of #41847. It adds Matrix.reindexStarAlgEquiv, a relabeling the rows and columns of a square matrix as a star-algebra equivalence. Its simp lemmas are next to the existing reindexAlgEquiv.
This is the split that a previous reviewer asked for.
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t-algebra
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new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
53/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Reindex.lean |
2 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'stalex444', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-10758 2 hours ago |
0-12381 3 hours ago |
0-60705 16 hours |
1 |
| 45212 |
Parcly-Taxel author:Parcly-Taxel |
refactor: `FreeMonoid` as a one-field structure |
Implement the second point in https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/36934#discussion_r4345214702:
```lean
structure FreeMonoid (α : Type*) where
/-- Convert a `List α` to a `FreeMonoid α`. -/
ofList ::
/-- The underlying list -/
toList : List α
```
`mulRecOn` and the two following lemmas about it were filled in by GPT-6.1 Sol. Their names, as well as the current `mulCasesOn`, were changed because now that `FreeMonoid` is a structure, `FreeMonoid.rec(On)` and `FreeMonoid.casesOn` are auto-generated.
Declarations about `FreeMonoid.length/mem/reverse` are all deprecated. Use list membership and `List.reverse` on `toList`-converted `FreeMonoid` objects and the `StarMul` instance in `Mathlib.Algebra.Star.Free` instead. |
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189/166 |
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['Parcly-Taxel', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions'] |
YaelDillies assignee:YaelDillies |
0-9577 2 hours ago |
0-12597 3 hours ago |
0-20095 5 hours |
0 |
| 45178 |
raoxiaojia author:raoxiaojia |
feat(Tactic/Inclusion): add an `exp` extension to the `dyadic_interval` tactic |
This PR adds a `Real.exp` extension for `dyadic_interval`.
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A potential further optimisation is to implement a shift by `log 2` for large exponents. The benefit is marginal for exponents whose magnitude is below 100-300, and requires additional certified computation of `log 2` to arbitrary precision, which is a separate project.
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t-meta
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Inclusion/Extension/IntervalDyadicReal/Exp.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Inclusion/Exp.lean |
4 |
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['DavidLedvinka', 'github-actions', 'ocfnash', 'raoxiaojia'] |
nobody |
0-9399 2 hours ago |
1-9010 1 day ago |
1-8994 1 day |
0 |
| 44573 |
bryangingechen author:bryangingechen |
ci: push style fixes automatically and remove `bot fix style` |
This PR merges `pre-commit.yml` into `lint_and_suggest_pr.yml` so that all automatic style fixes are pushed to the PR by pre-commit.ci lite, and removes the `bot fix style` command, which has not worked since 2025.
On every PR, including drafts, the job now runs `lint-style-action` in its new `fix-worktree` mode (leanprover-community/lint-style-action#13: `mk_all`, `lint-style --fix` and `lint-bib.sh`, with the results left in the working tree), then the `pre-commit` hooks, and then `pre-commit-ci/lite-action`. Both sets of fixes arrive as a single `[pre-commit.ci lite]` commit, which replaces the reviewdog suggestions. Its message names the commands that changed something, such as `[pre-commit.ci lite] lake exe mk_all; lake exe lint-style --fix`, so that contributors can see how to make the same fixes locally.
Other changes:
- A per-PR concurrency group, with the lite action on `success() || failure()` rather than `always()`, so that a run superseded by a newer push cannot push stale fixes.
- The workflow's token is read-only, since the job builds code from the PR and nothing in it needs to write any more.
- The `.lean`/`.md` file-extension check moves to its own job, so that its failure cannot stop the fixes from being pushed.
- `pre-commit.yml`'s `push` trigger goes away, because the lite action only acts on `pull_request`.
- `bot_fix_style.yaml` is deleted. It was the last user of `lint-style-action`'s `fix` mode, which was removed upstream in leanprover-community/lint-style-action#12. It also started a no-op run on every comment and review in the repository.
- `style_lint` in `build_template.yml` moves to the same `lint-style-action` version, so the repository has a single pin and nothing uses the `mathlib4-compat` branch any more. `actions/checkout` v7 refuses fork PR code under `pull_request_target`, and the action's own checkout has no way to opt in. So the job now checks out `pr_branch_ref` itself, the same way `post_steps` does (`allow-unsafe-pr-checkout`, no persisted credentials), and passes `checkout: false`.
The commit messages have the details, including the evidence that `bot fix style` has been broken since lint-style-action 5f18958.
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Unfortunately, due to restrictions on both GitHub's side and pre-commit.ci lite's side, it doesn't appear that we can get pre-commit.ci lite to run for PRs opened by SpliceBot. I will tackle that in a separate PR.
<details><summary>Testing details</summary>
Fork PRs run `style_lint` from master's `build_template.yml`, so this PR's own CI doesn't exercise the new `style_lint`. It passed in [this `ci_dev.yml` run](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/actions/runs/37561508273/job/112599599237) on `ci-dev/bgc/consolidate-autofix`. Once this merges, the `mathlib4-compat` branch of `lint-style-action` can be deleted.
The autofix job was tested end to end on the throwaway PR #44574, which is now closed; the results are in its last comment. A single bot commit carried fixes from `mk_all`, `lint-style --fix` and `pre-commit` together, runs cancelled by the concurrency group skipped the lite step, and the run on the bot's commit was green with the lite step skipped.
The `references.bib` fix and the commit message were tested on the throwaway PR #44576, which is now closed; the results are in its last comment.
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['SnirBroshi', 'bryangingechen', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
0-9372 2 hours ago |
0-10399 2 hours ago |
15-19973 15 days |
0 |
| 45201 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(Data/Finsupp/Defs): `(g.mapRange f hf).support = g.support` if `f x = 0 → x = 0` |
It is a lemma used in #45208.
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3/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/Defs.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
0-8779 2 hours ago |
0-46698 12 hours ago |
0-46682 12 hours |
1 |
| 45217 |
xroblot author:xroblot |
feat(RingTheory/DedekindDomain/Factorization): coprime representatives of ideal classes |
In a Dedekind domain, every ideal class contains an integral ideal coprime to a given nonzero ideal.
:robot: This PR was extracted from the [SKW project](https://github.com/xroblot/SKW) by Claude.
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t-ring-theory |
24/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/DedekindDomain/Factorization.lean |
1 |
1 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-8727 2 hours ago |
0-9371 2 hours ago |
0-9392 2 hours |
0 |
| 45216 |
YaelDillies author:YaelDillies |
chore(Data/Set): restore `subset_image_symmDiff` |
This lemma was accidentally deleted in #40184.
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4/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Set/Image.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
0-8018 2 hours ago |
0-20580 5 hours ago |
0-20564 5 hours |
0 |
| 45202 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/MonomialOrder): some lemmas about `withBotDegree` |
It is lemmas used in #45208.
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50/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/MonomialOrder.lean |
1 |
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nobody |
0-7833 2 hours ago |
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1 |
| 45218 |
plp127 author:plp127 |
feat(Algebra/Group/IsApply): new typeclass `IsNPowApplyEqIterate` |
Create a new typeclass `IsNPowApplyEqIterate`, so that `FunLike.compMonoidWithZero` does not force consumers to use the default value `npow` field `npowRec`.
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32/15 |
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nobody |
0-7715 2 hours ago |
0-10942 3 hours ago |
0-12115 3 hours |
2 |
| 45131 |
Rida-Hamadani author:Rida-Hamadani |
feat(LinearAlgebra): classical and exceptional matrices are Cartan |
Solves most `theorem_wanted`s from #44856.
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451/25 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Cartan/Basic.lean,Wanted/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Cartan/Basic.lean |
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10 |
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ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
0-6951 1 hour ago |
0-11487 3 hours ago |
1-80190 1 day |
0 |
| 45223 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
ci(workflows): make fork PR cache limit explicit |
Set `cache-mode: read` on the fork PR build's reusable workflow call. This preserves current cache access and makes GitHub reject future write requests from `build_template.yml`.
YAML parsing and `git diff --check` pass.
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1/0 |
.github/workflows/build_fork.yml |
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nobody |
0-6081 1 hour ago |
0-6917 1 hour ago |
0-6901 1 hour |
0 |
| 44360 |
justus-springer author:justus-springer |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Dimension/DivisionRing): add `finrank_span_eq_finrank_iff` |
This is a criterion for the reverse inequality of `finrank_span_le_finrank` in terms of linearly independent subsets. This criterion will be used in the upcoming lattice refactor, see the [zulip discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/116395-maths/topic/Definitions.20of.20lattices/with/620086310).
As was already noted in the docstring, we also have `Submodule.finrank_span_eq_finrank` which works in a different setting and I don't think one can be deduced from the other. I've moved the docstring note to the new equality lemma.
Co-authored-by: Anouk Brose <aebrose@ucdavis.edu>
- [x] depends on: #44359
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62/8 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Dimension/DivisionRing.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/LinearIndependent/Basic.lean |
2 |
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nobody |
0-6025 1 hour ago |
0-6798 1 hour ago |
22-68296 22 days |
1 |
| 45075 |
vdelbarc author:vdelbarc |
feat(LinearAlgebra): characterize submodules with rank-one quotients |
Add results on submodules whose quotient has rank one.
Show that a submodule with a rank-one quotient is a coatom, and that it
admits a complementary submodule spanned by a single nonzero element.
Also add a lemma establishing the existence of an element outside a
submodule when its quotient has positive rank.
Add supporting lemmas for expressing an element as the sum of its
projections onto complementary submodules, and for evaluating the
coordinate equivalence associated with a nonzero singleton span.
Co-authored by: Gustavo Infanti, Exequiel Rivas and Paul Schwahn
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t-algebra
new-contributor
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41/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Projection.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Span/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Rank.lean |
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16 |
['JX-Mo', 'alreadydone', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen', 'vdelbarc'] |
nobody |
0-5262 1 hour ago |
0-11865 3 hours ago |
2-337 2 days |
0 |
| 44890 |
leomayer1 author:leomayer1 |
chore(Algebra/Notation/Pi/Basic): add simp lemma to resolve confluence issue |
#34083, adding `Set.indicator_singleton`, made simp non-confluent: the following example fails on current master:
```
import Mathlib.MeasureTheory.Measure.Haar.OfBasis
example : ({0} : Set ℝ).indicator 1 =ᵐ[MeasureTheory.volume] (0 : ℝ → ℝ) := by
simp [-Set.indicator_singleton, Filter.EventuallyEq, MeasureTheory.ae_iff]
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Add a simp lemma to resolve this issue.
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new-contributor
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8/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Notation/Pi/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
0-4509 1 hour ago |
0-8176 2 hours ago |
0-22441 6 hours |
0 |
| 44936 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat(ClickSuggestions): use a `cdot` to focus the tactic when appropriate |
This PR changes the tactic script generated by `#click_suggestions` to include a focus dot (`·`) if either
- There are multiple goals and the user selected the first one.
- There is only one goal but the preceding tactic is a tactic sequence that was focused with a `·`.
This is to conform to the style that mathlib proofs typically have.
Unfortunately, it's not possible to add a test for the second condition, because the "preceding tactic" depends on the user's cursor position.
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12/6 |
Mathlib/Tactic/ClickSuggestions.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/ClickSuggestions/Util.lean,MathlibTest/ClickSuggestions/Test.lean,MathlibTest/ClickSuggestions/TestImpl.lean |
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nobody |
0-4275 1 hour ago |
1-60627 1 day ago |
7-1332 7 days |
0 |
| 44933 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): `row` and `col` are linear maps |
`simp` lemmas for `(A + B).row` and similar expressions, and bundled forms of `row`/`col` as `Equiv`/`AddEquiv`/`LinearEquiv`.
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t-algebra label:t-algebra$ |
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6 |
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nobody |
0-3959 1 hour ago |
1-1333 1 day ago |
6-70812 6 days |
0 |
| 43896 |
joelriou author:joelriou |
feat(CategoryTheory): external products of derivability structures |
The external product of two left/right derivability structures is again a derivability structure (when one assumes that the properties of morphisms which appear contain identities).
This observation of mine (in 2023) was my main motivation for the formalization of derivability structures, because it would allow to formalize not only derived functors in one variable (see #43267), but also derived functors in several variables (like the tensor product, see https://github.com/joelriou/mathlib4/blob/jriou_localization/Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Localization/DerivabilityStructure/Monoidal.lean).
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tech debt
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149/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Localization/DerivabilityStructure/Product.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Localization/Equivalence.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Localization/LocalizerMorphism.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Localization/Resolution.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Products/Basic.lean,docs/references.bib |
7 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
0-3016 50 minutes ago |
13-4162 13 days ago |
13-4148 13 days |
0 |
| 44632 |
skwh54 author:skwh54 |
feat(RingTheory): prove semiprimary rings are closed under opposites |
This PR proves that a ring is semiprimary if and only if its opposite ring is semiprimary, resolving the three proof_wanted declarations in Wanted/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean.
It adds the required Jacobson radical symmetry and quotient-ring equivalence, and includes the Artinian/Noetherian consequence as an example in MathlibTest.
The Jacobson radical symmetry proof is adapted from [Haruhisa Enomoto's Lean 3 formalization](https://github.com/haruhisa-enomoto/lean-noncommutative-ring/blob/master/src/nc_jacobson_ideal.lean).
This PR was created with assistance from Codex. |
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LLM-generated
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174/21 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Units.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Jacobson/Opposite.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean,MathlibTest/JacobsonOpposite.lean,Wanted.lean,Wanted/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean |
7 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'skwh54', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
0-2773 46 minutes ago |
3-51720 3 days ago |
11-50030 11 days |
0 |
| 44968 |
SnirBroshi author:SnirBroshi |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Finsupp/LinearCombination): bundle `linearCombination` as an `AddMonoidHom` |
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nobody |
0-2253 37 minutes ago |
3-75399 3 days ago |
5-72778 5 days |
0 |
| 42342 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
feat: `membership` tactic |
* Add `membership` tactic / `grind` ruleset for closing substructure membership goals.
* Change tests for `aesop` `SetLike` ruleset into tests for the `membership` tactic.
* Fix documentation formatting.
This is a rewrite of the `aesop` `SetLike` ruleset for `grind`.
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nobody |
0-1848 30 minutes ago |
0-1925 31 minutes ago |
24-62974 24 days |
3 |
| 45221 |
Nicola9Falciola author:Nicola9Falciola |
feat(Algebra/Algebra/Subalgebra/Basic): `Algebra R (p.compatibleMaps p)` and `Module.End.restrictAlgHom` |
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It adds :
- API lemmas for `compatibleMaps`.
- The `SemiRing` and `Algebra` instances for `q.compatibleMaps.q` and relative API.
- The `AlgHom` version of `LinearMap.restric` and relative API.
- Fixes the docstring of `Submodule.compatibleMaps`, which referred to the wrong variable
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ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
0-1020 17 minutes ago |
0-3220 53 minutes ago |
0-4808 1 hour |
0 |
| 42316 |
JovanGerb author:JovanGerb |
feat: use `max`/`min` for `union`/`inter` in `Set`, `Finset`, `ZFSet`, `Class` |
This lets us write `∪`/`∩` for sets while the underlying constant is `max`/`min`. This is a follow-up to #32983, which made the same change for `⊆`, `⊂`, `⊇` and `⊃`. The implementation for `∪`/`∩` is analogous.
The first commit contains the implementation change, and all other commits are just adaptations.
Note that there are now two different special delaborators for `max`/`min`, because we already had the delaborator that chooses between `max`/`min` and `⊔`/`⊓`. It is important that the one for `∪`/`∩` is tried first. There is no priority mechanism for delaborators: they are always executed newest to oldest. So, this PR adds a (redundant) import to ensure that this order is respected.
- I modified the delaborator for `⊔`/`⊓` so that it doesn't fire if `LinearOrder` isn't imported. Due to the extra redundant import, that is now a more common situation and I think in that situation it's better to print `max a b` instead of `a ⊔ b`.
- It is now not anymore possible to write `simp [(· ∪ ·)]` due to elaboration issues. The same also already applied to `simp [(· ⊆ ·)]`.
- Many `simp` calls had to be fixed because the `simp` set for `max`/`min` contains more lemmas than what we had for `union`/`inter`. For example, `compl_inf` and `inf_of_le_left`/`inf_of_le_right` now also apply to intersections.
- In particular `inf_of_le_left`/`inf_of_le_right` are quite slow simp lemmas, which means that this PR gives a bit of slowdown.
- A `grind` call had to be fixed because it timed out. Originally, that `grind` call was already doing too much stuff, but it didn't quite reach its limits.
- Many `@[simp]` and some `@[gcongr]` tags could be removed because they are now subsumed by more general tags.
- I removed `@[mfld_simp]` from `inter_subset_left`, as it seemed a bit weird to have it there and not on its dual or its mirror lemma.
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tech debt
large-import
t-data
maintainer-merge
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348/431 |
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0-942 15 minutes ago |
0-1000 16 minutes ago |
62-48634 62 days |
0 |
| 45226 |
vihdzp author:vihdzp |
feat: ordinal lift commutes with suprema |
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I got curious and decided to gave the Tau Ceti ordinal folder a read. It has exactly one theorem, and it's `lift_iSup`! So I figured I'd generalize, clean, and upstream it. |
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nobody |
0-909 15 minutes ago |
0-998 16 minutes ago |
0-982 16 minutes |
0 |
| 36863 |
artie2000 author:artie2000 |
refactor(Algebra/Order/Ring/Ordering): unbundle `RingPreordering` |
The current design for [RingPreordering](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Ordering/Defs.html#RingPreordering) ran into issues at PR #32077. This PR unbundles [RingPreordering](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/Order/Ring/Ordering/Defs.html#RingPreordering) into a predicate on [Subsemiring](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subsemiring/Defs.html#Subsemiring), generalising the material on supports as far as possible.
Zulip thread: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/116395-maths/topic/Ring.20orderings.20-.20structure.20or.20predicate.3F/with/562594050
See #37298 for the analogous change to group and ring cones.
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385/89 |
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29 |
['YaelDillies', 'artie2000', 'chrisflav', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'vihdzp'] |
YaelDillies assignee:YaelDillies |
0-759 12 minutes ago |
0-949 15 minutes ago |
79-71 79 days |
1 |
| 45228 |
RemyDegenne author:RemyDegenne |
feat(Topology): compact systems on sum and sigma types |
Add the following:
* `IsCompactSystem.infClosure`: the finite intersections of sets of a compact system form a compact system.
* `IsCompactSystem.sum`: compact systems on `α` and `β` give a compact system on `α ⊕ β`.
* `IsCompactSystem.sigma`: compact systems on `α i` give a compact system on `Σ i, α i`.
Co-authored-by: Peter Pfaffelhuber <p.p@stochastik.uni-freiburg.de>
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nobody |
0-707 11 minutes ago |
0-707 11 minutes ago |
0-691 11 minutes |
0 |
| 45204 |
Hagb author:Hagb |
feat(Combinatorics/Colex): `Colex (Finset _)` is well-founded |
It is used in #45208 to prove the termination of multivariate polynomial
reduction with decreasing `Colex` order on support of reduced polynomial w.r.t.
the monomial order.
(Lemmas about this fact are proved in #45206.)
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nobody |
0-628 10 minutes ago |
0-46629 12 hours ago |
0-46613 12 hours |
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| 45137 |
raja-19 author:raja-19 |
chore(Algebra/Polynomial/BigOperators): add `natDegree_sum_pow_eq_of_even` |
This lemma is used in the proof that the Motzkin polynomial is not expressible as a polynomial sum of squares: #45138 . |
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label:t-algebra$ |
125/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/BigOperators.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/Degree/Operations.lean,Mathlib/Order/WithBot.lean |
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nobody |
0-533 8 minutes ago |
0-78610 21 hours ago |
1-71250 1 day |
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NoneMore author:NoneMore |
feat(ModelTheory): add `PartialType` for first-order theories |
This PR adds the definitions of partial types over theories and over parameter sets, and proves several equivalent characterizations.
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432/17 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/PartialTypes.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Semantics.lean |
3 |
7 |
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nobody |
99-57259 3 months ago |
99-57780 99 days ago |
107-40725 107 days |
0 |
| 41934 |
NickKobs author:NickKobs |
feat(Order/Nucleus): a nucleus on a Boolean algebra is closed |
Adds `Mathlib/Order/Nucleus/Boolean.lean` — the Boolean specialization of the nucleus API:
```lean
theorem Nucleus.apply_eq_sup_apply_bot [BooleanAlgebra X] (n : Nucleus X) (a : X) :
n a = a ⊔ n ⊥
theorem Nucleus.isClosed_of_booleanAlgebra [BooleanAlgebra X] (n : Nucleus X) :
⇑n = fun a => a ⊔ n ⊥
theorem Nucleus.eq_of_apply_bot_eq [BooleanAlgebra X] {m n : Nucleus X} (h : m ⊥ = n ⊥) :
m = n
```
**Why.** `Mathlib.Order.Nucleus` provides the frame / Heyting-algebra structure of `Nucleus X`, the closure-operator view (`toClosureOperator`), and the pointwise `le_apply` / `idempotent` / `map_inf` API, but no Boolean specialization. On a Boolean algebra every nucleus is *closed* — completely determined by its value at `⊥` — which is the pointwise algebraic core of the classical fact that the assembly `N(L)` is Boolean iff `L` is (Beazer–Macnab; Simmons; Johnstone, *Stone Spaces*, II.2). It is the natural companion to the existing frame structure and a common building block in point-free topology.
**Proof.** `n a = n a ⊓ (a ⊔ aᶜ) = (n a ⊓ a) ⊔ (n a ⊓ aᶜ)`; the left join-and is `a` (inflationarity), the right is `≤ n a ⊓ n aᶜ = n (a ⊓ aᶜ) = n ⊥` (inflationarity of `aᶜ` + `map_inf`). The reverse inequality is inflationarity plus monotonicity applied to `⊥ ≤ a`. No completeness is needed — the statement is pointwise, so `[BooleanAlgebra X]` (not a complete Boolean algebra) suffices.
**References.**
* R. Beazer, D. S. Macnab, *Modal extensions of Heyting algebras*.
* H. Simmons, *A framework for topology*, Logic Colloquium '77.
* P. T. Johnstone, *Stone Spaces*, CUP (1982), II.2.
**Provenance.** The theorem was first mechanized (Mathlib-free, over a finite Boolean frame) in the BETTI/Araksha refusal-algebra work; this PR is the generalization to an arbitrary `BooleanAlgebra` against Mathlib's own `Nucleus` API. The result is classical open mathematics, cited above. An earlier revision of the file was compiled clean against master `c81c5cbb` (Lean `v4.33.0-rc1`); this revision adapts the header to the module system (`module` / `public import` / `@[expose] public section`).
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t-order
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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71/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/Nucleus/Boolean.lean |
2 |
5 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
95-60295 3 months ago |
95-74038 95 days ago |
95-74022 95 days |
0 |
| 42226 |
espottesmith author:espottesmith |
feat(Combinatorics/Hypergraph): add restriction `x ≠ y` to hypergraph vertex and edge adjacency |
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This introduces a small change to the definitions of adjacency and edge-adjacency for undirected hypergraphs, based on a conversation with @Jun2M and @b-mehta in [#28613](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/28613).
Previously, any two vertices (edges) `x` and `y` could be adjacent, provided that there was an edge in the edge set containing both of them (there was a vertex contained in both of them). Now, we add the restriction that `x` is not equal to `y`.
This should allow `SimpleGraph` to be a clean specialization of `Hypergraph` and to ease the eventual implementation of walks.
This PR has no dependencies, but see also [42164](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/42162), @Jun2M's implementation of `HyperGraphLike` and formalization that `Hypergraph`s are `HyperGraphLike`, which includes this restriction on `Adj`.
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4/4 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Hypergraph/Basic.lean |
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3 |
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nobody |
86-32684 2 months ago |
86-33250 86 days ago |
86-33234 86 days |
0 |
| 42223 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(Computability/Reduce): the halting problem is many-one complete |
`Mathlib/Computability/Halting.lean` proves that the halting problem is recursively enumerable (`ComputablePred.halting_problem_re`) and not computable (`ComputablePred.halting_problem`), but not that it is complete: there is no `REPred R → R ≤₀ K`, and neither `Halting.lean` nor `RE.lean` mentions `≤₀`.
This PR adds three results:
```lean
theorem REPred.manyOneReducible_halting_problem {R : ℕ → Prop} (h : REPred R) (n : ℕ) :
R ≤₀ fun c : Code => (Code.eval c n).Dom
theorem halting_problem_manyOneEquiv_halting_problem₂ (n : ℕ) :
ManyOneEquiv (fun c : Code => (Code.eval c n).Dom)
(fun p : Code × ℕ => (Code.eval p.1 p.2).Dom)
theorem REPred.manyOneReducible_halting_problem₂ {R : ℕ → Prop} (h : REPred R) :
R ≤₀ fun p : Code × ℕ => (Code.eval p.1 p.2).Dom
```
(I've stated the results in `Reduce.lean` rather than alongside the other halting-problem results because `≤₀` is defined here, and `Reduce` imports `Halting` rather than the other way around.)
🤖 These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh.
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t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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41/0 |
Mathlib/Computability/Reduce.lean |
1 |
3 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
85-9373 2 months ago |
86-37181 86 days ago |
86-37165 86 days |
0 |
| 42189 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(ModelTheory/Basic): add characterization of languages with countably many symbols |
`Language.Countable.countable_functions` currently projects `Countable L.Symbols` onto the function symbols, but there is no counterpart for relations. This PR adds the missing instance; in doing so it relates the two ways that Mathlib already expresses "countable language": the bundled `Language.card ≤ ℵ₀` and the unbundled `Countable (Σ l, L.Functions l)` / `Countable (Σ l, L.Relations l)` hypotheses that model-theoretic statements tend to carry separately.
* `Countable.countable_relations`, `countable_symbols_iff`, and `card_le_aleph0_iff_countable` connect the bundled and unbundled formulations of symbol countability.
* `Countable.countable_sum`, `Countable.countable_constantsOn`, and `Countable.countable_withConstants` centralize countability instances for language constructors and remove the corresponding local instances from `Encoding.lean`.
## Motivation
Following review feedback from @NoneMore, this PR now also simplifies existing Mathlib code: generic countability instances for `Language.sum`, `constantsOn`, and `withConstants` live beside those constructors, so `Encoding.lean` no longer needs its own cardinal-arithmetic proofs for them.
The broader motivation comes from projects in infinitary model theory that build on Mathlib, in which one typically needs to carry around a hypothesis about countability of the set of symbols.
Specifically, in [cameronfreer/infinitary-logic](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic) the two sorts are carried unbundled and independently throughout; there are roughly 180 occurrences of the relation-symbol hypothesis and 24 of the function-symbol one. Here are a few examples:
* [`Methods/Henkin/ModelExistence.lean#L60`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Methods/Henkin/ModelExistence.lean#L60): model existence, carrying both hypotheses side by side;
* [`Admissible/Compactness.lean#L90`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Admissible/Compactness.lean#L90): Barwise completeness, likewise;
* [`Descriptive/Polish.lean#L46`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Descriptive/Polish.lean#L46): a section variable assuming only the relation symbols are countable, which is where one notices the missing companion instance;
* [`Methods/LopezEscobar/CodeClass.lean#L29`](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/blob/1a478e80794080a536931c029281bb65266b3171/InfinitaryLogic/Methods/LopezEscobar/CodeClass.lean#L29): a custom `Countable (Σ n, L.Functions n)` instance for relational languages, which is an example of the bookkeeping that arises from the two sorts not being related by a single lemma.
(Note that the `countable_functions` and `countable_relations` instances only project *out of* `Countable L.Symbols` into a summand; the converse direction is stated as a theorem rather than an instance, so there is no risk of an instance cycle.)
🤖 These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh.
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nobody |
85-9347 2 months ago |
86-36119 86 days ago |
86-39311 86 days |
0 |
| 42178 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(Computability/Primrec/List): add theorems showing that List.all, List.any and List.sum are primitive recursive |
Add the parameterized `list_all`, `list_any` and natural-number `list_sum`, in the style of the existing `list_map`, `list_foldr` and `list_findIdx`.
Mathlib already has a parameterized core, but no direct lemmas for these standard list operations, so downstream developments tend to reconstruct them from `list_foldr` at each use site. In the course of writing [cameronfreer/computable-analysis](https://github.com/cameronfreer/computable-analysis) I ended up needing this in three places, all of which can now make use of the results here instead (see [a6898b5](https://github.com/cameronfreer/computable-analysis/commit/a6898b5), in particular `Weihrauch/Principles/Limit.lean:117`, `TypeTwo/PrefixTable.lean:334,351,369`, and `Measure/DisintegrateLower.lean:877,902`).
:robot: These proofs were written with the assistance of Claude Opus 5 high and reviewed by GPT Sol 5.6 xhigh. |
t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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21/1 |
Mathlib/Computability/Primrec/List.lean |
1 |
4 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
85-9340 2 months ago |
87-29265 87 days ago |
87-29249 87 days |
0 |
| 42718 |
justinhalford author:justinhalford |
feat(Combinatorics/SetFamily): the linear algebra method and the Oddtown theorem |
Adds the basic form of the **linear algebra method** for set families (Babai–Frankl) together with its standard first application, the **Oddtown theorem** (Berlekamp, 1969).
### What's here
- `linearIndependent_of_dotProduct_eq_ite` — a family of vectors whose pairwise dot products form the identity matrix is linearly independent. Stated over an arbitrary field, so it does not rely on positivity; this is the engine of the method.
- `Finset.charVec` — the characteristic vector of a finset, valued in a semiring, with `charVec_apply`.
- `Finset.charVec_dotProduct_charVec` — the dot product of two characteristic vectors is the cardinality of the intersection.
- `Finset.card_le_card_of_odd_card_of_even_card_inter` — **Oddtown**: a family of finsets of odd cardinality, any two of which meet in an even number of elements, has at most `Fintype.card α` members.
### Why
I could not find the linear algebra method anywhere in Mathlib. Searching for `Oddtown`, `Eventown`, Fisher's inequality, `RayChaudhuri` and `FranklWilson` returns nothing, and exactly one file under `Mathlib/Combinatorics/` uses `finrank`/`LinearIndependent` (`SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean`, for spectral graph theory). Since the technique underlies a large family of extremal results, the general lemma is stated separately from Oddtown so that Eventown, Fisher's inequality and Ray-Chaudhuri–Wilson can be added on top later.
If this does already exist under a formulation I did not think to search for, I would be glad to be pointed at it.
### Verification
Compiles against `master` (Lean 4.34.0-rc1) with no errors or warnings. `#print axioms` on each of the three results reports only `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`. No `sorry`, no new axioms, no `set_option` overrides.
### Disclosure
This file was written with AI assistance (Claude Opus 5) and then checked against the Lean kernel; that is noted in the module docstring as well. Every statement, proof and docstring has been read through by me before submission. Happy to adjust naming, generality or placement to whatever the maintainers prefer.
### Process note
I am a first-time contributor and I am aware the usual convention is to raise a new file on Zulip before opening a PR. Apologies for going in the other order — I am glad to move the discussion to `#mathlib4` if that is preferred, or to close this if the material is not wanted.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
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144/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/Oddtown.lean |
2 |
3 |
['D-Thomine', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
71-23205 2 months ago |
71-27689 71 days ago |
71-27673 71 days |
0 |
| 42343 |
brianrabern author:brianrabern |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): extend a coloring to one more vertex |
Add `Colorable.of_induce_compl_singleton`: if deleting a vertex `v` leaves an `n`-colourable graph and `deg(v) < n`, then `G` itself is `n`-colourable.
This is a local colouring-extension / induction step (colour `G - v`, then assign `v` a free colour). It is useful for inductive arguments such as Brooks' theorem. The global greedy bound `χ ≤ Δ + 1` is developed separately in #38357.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
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35/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/Vertex.lean |
1 |
11 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'bocowgill', 'brianrabern', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
70-71567 2 months ago |
80-6600 80 days ago |
82-48104 82 days |
0 |
| 42788 |
andreylukin author:andreylukin |
feat(Combinatorics/Sperner): define facet incidence data |
## Summary
Adds a small finite facet-ridge incidence interface intended as a prerequisite for the general Sperner lemma (#25231).
- defines finite facets, ridges, and their incidence relation;
- assumes every ridge has one or two cofacets;
- defines boundary and interior ridges and proves that they are disjoint and partition the ridges.
This deliberately does not claim the geometric Sperner theorem. A future development must connect finite triangulations of the standard simplex to this incidence interface and establish the required coface-count property.
## Validation
- `lake build Mathlib.Combinatorics.Sperner.Basic`
- `lake env lean -DwarningAsError=false Mathlib.lean`
Towards #25231
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
|
117/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Sperner/Basic.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
69-4671 2 months ago |
69-7366 69 days ago |
69-7470 69 days |
0 |
| 42758 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(ModelTheory): add syntax and semantics for infinitary logic |
Add basic syntax and semantics for infinitary model theory of L∞ω (and Lω₁ω).
The new `BoundedFormulaInf L ι α n` uses index type `ι` for all of a formula's infinitary conjunctions and disjunctions, and the definitional
```lean
abbrev BoundedFormulaω (α : Type u') (n : ℕ) := L.BoundedFormulaInf ℕ α n
```
lands in exactly the universe of the finitary `BoundedFormula`, as suggested by @plp127 in [#mathlib4 > ModelTheory: API for infinitary formulas of L_{∞,ω} @ 💬](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/ModelTheory.3A.20API.20for.20infinitary.20formulas.20of.20L_.7B.E2.88.9E.2C.CF.89.7D/near/613390601).
This PR contains `iSup`/`iInf` constructors, derived connectives together with `alls`/`exs`, `Realize` with `simp` lemmas for every constructor and derived connective, and the embedding `BoundedFormula.toInf` with `realize_toInf`.
I developed this with extensive assistance from several Claude and GPT models along with [lean4-skills](https://github.com/cameronfreer/lean4-skills) and [lean-lsp-mcp](https://github.com/oOo0oOo/lean-lsp-mcp) as part of the ongoing project [cameronfreer/infinitary-logic](https://github.com/cameronfreer/infinitary-logic/). |
t-logic
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
446/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Infinitary/Semantics.lean,Mathlib/ModelTheory/Infinitary/Syntax.lean,MathlibTest/InfinitarySyntax.lean |
4 |
4 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
68-75709 2 months ago |
70-58610 70 days ago |
70-58594 70 days |
0 |
| 42540 |
shaikidris author:shaikidris |
feat(Combinatorics): asymptotic / natural density and linear-growth bridge |
Redefines asymptotic / natural density around a shared finite relative-density profile, instead of density along `SummationFilter`s.
* `Set.partialDensity S A b` — proportion of `A ∩ Iio b` in `S`
* `Set.lowerDensity` / `Set.upperDensity` — liminf / limsup of that profile
* `Set.HasDensity` — convergence of the profile; `Set.HasNaturalDensity` — `ℕ` case with `A = univ`
* Basic API: `[0,1]` bounds, empty/univ, finite sets have density `0`, `Finset.range` characterizations
* Drops the filter-parametric layer and the junk-valued `naturalDensity`
* Opt-in `Mathlib.Combinatorics.AsymptoticDensity.LinearGrowth`: exact lower/upper density equalities for the counting function `n ↦ #{x ∈ Finset.range n | x ∈ S}`, with no `LinearGrowth` dependency on the core density module
* Retargets the Schnirelmann TODO to this module; Schnirelmann-density comparison proofs are left for follow-up (the linear-growth bridge is proved here)
AI disclosure: this PR is primarily LLM-generated (OpenAI Codex). I reviewed the design (with review comments feedback), public APIs and edge-cases.
I primarily used these as part of my other project on quantitative descent and I think there is a merit in reusability.
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358/2 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/AsymptoticDensity.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/AsymptoticDensity/LinearGrowth.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Schnirelmann.lean |
4 |
16 |
['D-Thomine', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'mathlib-bors', 'shaikidris', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
67-27067 2 months ago |
73-30777 73 days ago |
76-48953 76 days |
0 |
| 42775 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(RingTheory/HopfAlgebra): construct Hopf algebras from generators |
Upgrade a bialgebra to a Hopf algebra from antipode data on an algebra-generating set (`HopfAlgebra.ofGenerators`), plus the primitive-element form `HopfAlgebra.ofPrimitives`. Split out of #39841.
This looks more elegant using Sweedler notation (this proof was taken from a comment in #31898) but mathlib doesn't have the notation available as far as I know.
- [x] depends on: #39841 |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
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153/6 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Generators.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Primitive.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
66-28890 2 months ago |
67-41878 67 days ago |
67-56738 67 days |
1 |
| 42377 |
norbsvr author:norbsvr |
doc(1000.yaml): add Brauer's theorem on induced characters |
Claims a proof of [Q4958218:](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4958218) Brauer's theorem on induced characters.
The formalization is in an <a href="https://github.com/norbsvr/BrauerInduction/">external Lean 4 repository</a>. Please see file `README.md` for further information.
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3/0 |
docs/1000.yaml |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
54-73484 1 month ago |
81-80302 81 days ago |
81-80286 81 days |
0 |
| 42590 |
AntoineduFresne author:AntoineduFresne |
feat(Order/UpperLower/Closure): the upper and lower closures of a maximal antichain cover the order |
I add `IsMaxAntichain.upperClosure_union_lowerClosure`. It says that the upper and lower closures of a maximal antichain cover the whole order.
I put it right after `ordConnected_iff_upperClosure_inter_lowerClosure`, next to `upperClosure_inter_lowerClosure`, which seems the right spot.
The lemma is about antichains, so `Mathlib/Order/Antichain.lean` would have looked like the natural file to modify, but `upperClosure` is defined in `Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Closure.lean`, which imports `Mathlib.Order.Interval.Set.OrdConnected`, which imports `Mathlib.Order.Antichain`. So to avoid an import loop I put it in `Closure.lean`.
I split this out of #40741, where a reviewer suggested it. Nothing in that PR uses the lemma.
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t-order
new-contributor
|
13/0 |
Mathlib/Order/Antichain.lean,Mathlib/Order/UpperLower/Closure.lean |
2 |
12 |
['AntoineduFresne', 'Ruben-VandeVelde', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'tdwag123'] |
nobody |
52-32906 1 month ago |
52-71366 52 days ago |
68-28385 68 days |
0 |
| 43128 |
dannyhe652 author:dannyhe652 |
feat(SimpleGraph/Coloring): add edge colorings and missing colors |
## Summary
This PR starts the edge-coloring API needed for Vizing's theorem.
It defines edge colorings as vertex colorings of the line graph, introduces edge
colorability and the chromatic index, and adds the basic local color-set API around a
vertex.
Main additions:
- `vizing.edgeColoring`
- `vizing.edgeColorable`
- `vizing.chromaticIndex`
- `vizing.incidentEdges`
- `vizing.incidentColors`
- `vizing.missingColors`
It also proves the basic cardinality estimates relating incident colors to vertex degree,
including that with more available colors than the degree, some color is missing at the
vertex.
This is the first PR in a stacked development toward Vizing's theorem.
## Co-authors
Co-authored-by: Daniel Raggi <dr495@cam.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Aristotle (Harmonic) <aristotle-harmonic@harmonic.fun>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 & 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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271/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/EdgeColoring.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/KempeChain.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/KempeChain/Basic.lean |
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nobody |
52-16001 1 month ago |
58-26503 58 days ago |
58-26583 58 days |
4 |
| 43672 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
chore(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add push tags to transpose lemmas |
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
6/5 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Defs.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
43-11061 1 month ago |
43-13595 43 days ago |
43-13579 43 days |
0 |
| 42424 |
lydia-schiff author:lydia-schiff |
feat(Order/Partition/Finpartition): transport a set partition along a type equivalence |
- Adds `Finpartition.congr` to transport a `Finpartition` along a type equivalence.
- We can use `Finpartition.map` if we have an order-iso, and the equivalence induces one via the new `Finset.congrOrderIso` which is based on `Equiv.finsetCongr`.
- Includes parts, card, refl, and round-trip lemmas.
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- `Equiv.finsetCongr` already gives us an equivalence of Finsets, so the new `Finset.congrOrderIso` just adds that the power-set lattice structure is also preserved.
- Includes lemmas showing that the parts are e-images of the old ones, card is preserved, and refl + round-trip for the equivalence.
- The cardinality lemma was the original motivation from some work on Stirling numbers, but I thought that `Finpartition.congr` and `Finset.congrOrderIso` seemed reusable and hopefully useful in their own right, and thought it would make a good first contribution.
- Zulip thread about naming and placement [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/.60Finpartition.2Econgr.60.20.E2.80.94.20naming.20.26.20placement)
- I used Claude Opus 4.8 to help draft the proofs and explore the API. I have spent several weeks making sure I understand and can justify every line and I've learned a lot which is great.
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t-order
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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61/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Image.lean,Mathlib/Order/Partition/Finpartition.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'lydia-schiff', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
42-80618 1 month ago |
42-85075 42 days ago |
69-69621 69 days |
0 |
| 43621 |
Whning0513 author:Whning0513 |
feat(Data/List): add basic API for toChunks |
Adds basic API lemmas for `List.toChunks`: flattening recovers the input, chunks are nonempty sublists, and their lengths are bounded by the chunk size.
This addresses the `Data/List/Basic: SP: toChunks` item in #7987.
Tests:
- `lake env lean Mathlib/Data/List/ToChunks.lean`
- `lake build Mathlib.Data.List.ToChunks`
- `lake exe runLinter Mathlib.Data.List.ToChunks`
AI use: OpenAI Codex was used to rebase the branch, run the checks above, and submit this pull request. The code and proofs were written and reviewed by the author. |
t-data
new-contributor
|
119/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/ToChunks.lean |
2 |
8 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
42-45257 1 month ago |
44-15087 44 days ago |
44-15071 44 days |
0 |
| 40050 |
ReemMelamed author:ReemMelamed |
feat(Algebra/Group/GreensRelations): add definitions for Green's relations |
This PR introduces the foundational definitions for Green's relations (L, R, H, D, and J) on semigroups.
This is the first in a series of PRs aimed at formalizing Green's relations for semigroups.
[Zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Formalization.20of.20Green.27s.20Relations.20for.20semigroups/with/598557876)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
505/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/GreensRelations/Basic.lean |
2 |
33 |
['ReemMelamed', 'YaelDillies', 'YanYablonovskiy', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-dependent-issues'] |
nobody |
42-23618 1 month ago |
42-24384 42 days ago |
62-15518 62 days |
1 |
| 43702 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace): add Varignon's theorem |
Hello, this PR introduces Varignon's theorem.
Varignon's theorem states that the midpoints of the sides of a quadrilateral form a parallelogram. More precisely, `midpoint_midpoint_midpoint_rotate` states: the two diagonals of the midpoint quadrilateral have the same midpoint.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude Code)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
22/2 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Midpoint.lean,docs/1000.yaml |
2 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'theebayuser', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
42-4635 1 month ago |
42-50707 42 days ago |
42-50691 42 days |
0 |
| 42363 |
ghseeli author:ghseeli |
feat(Combinatorics): card_le_card_biUnion_of_card_le_card |
This PR contributes a lemma to combinatorics, `card_le_card_biUnion_of_card_le_card`. this is a set theoretic corollary of a double counting result proved for bipartite graphs (`Finset.sum_card_bipartiteAbove_eq_sum_card_bipartiteBelow`). This result was needed for our Latin Square PR https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/36698. This result was proved in less general terms in that PR, but is independent of Latin Square considerations and so we have generalized and moved it into this file.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
|
38/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/DoubleCounting.lean |
1 |
16 |
['cjrl', 'github-actions', 'vlad902', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
39-70396 1 month ago |
69-60137 69 days ago |
82-51639 82 days |
1 |
| 42188 |
arcaputo3 author:arcaputo3 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): the line graph signature identity |
For a finite simple graph `G` with `n` vertices and `m` edges, we prove the classical identity
`s(A(L(G))) = n - m + p - q`
where `s` is the signature of the (real) adjacency matrix of the line graph `L(G)`, and `(p, q)` are the numbers of positive/negative eigenvalues of `Q(G) - 2•1`, with `Q(G) = D(G) + A(G)` the signless Laplacian, all counted with multiplicity.
The proof is the Gram-pairing argument: the `V × E(G)` incidence matrix `B` satisfies `Bᵀ * B = A(L(G)) + 2•1` and `B * Bᵀ = Q(G)`, and the two products have equal nonzero spectra by `Matrix.charpoly_mul_comm'`. Eigenvalue counts are transported along the resulting root-multiset identity.
New declarations:
- `Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Inertia.lean`: the inertia indices `Matrix.IsHermitian.posInertia` / `negInertia` / `signature` of a real symmetric matrix, and `Matrix.IsHermitian.charpoly_add_smul_one` / `roots_charpoly_add_smul_one` (the characteristic polynomial of `A + c • 1` splits over the shifted eigenvalues).
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LineGraphSignature.lean`: `SimpleGraph.signlessLapMatrix`, `SimpleGraph.edgeIncMatrix` (the `V × E(G)`-indexed incidence matrix) together with the two Gram identities above (stated over an arbitrary (non-assoc) semiring), a `DecidableRel` instance for `lineGraph.Adj`, and the main theorem `SimpleGraph.signature_adjMatrix_lineGraph`.
---
**AI disclosure** (per the mathlib policy on AI-assisted contributions): this PR was formalized end-to-end with Claude Code (Anthropic model Claude Fable 5). The choice of statement and the decision to contribute are mine; the Lean proofs were authored by the tool and verified by compilation. `#print axioms SimpleGraph.signature_adjMatrix_lineGraph` reports `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`.
Notes for reviewers:
- `signlessLapMatrix` could alternatively live in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean`, and the `DecidableRel G.lineGraph.Adj` instance in `LineGraph.lean`; happy to move them.
- The inertia API is deliberately minimal (what the main theorem needs); extensions (e.g. rank/inertia relations, congruence invariance / Sylvester's law) would be natural follow-ups.
- I do not yet have push access to non-master mathlib branches, so this PR comes from a fork; happy to move the branch onto the main repository once access is granted.
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326/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Matrix/Inertia.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LineGraphSignature.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-62228 1 month ago |
87-11843 87 days ago |
87-11827 87 days |
0 |
| 42971 |
ashebson author:ashebson |
fix(ProfiniteGrp): simplify explicit limit projections |
The naturality proof for `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` previously needed a brittle pointwise `change`. The underlying problem was that simplification crossed several semireducible diagram/forgetful-functor boundaries at once, producing terms that are definitionally equal but no longer type-correct at implicit transparency.
This PR:
- makes the two finite-quotient diagram composites reducible abbreviations;
- states `quotientMap` using the diagram object types and maps it through the existing `FiniteGrp ⥤ ProfiniteGrp` forgetful functor;
- adds a pointwise rewrite lemma for an explicit limit projection followed by a mapped finite-group morphism (with its additive counterpart); and
- rewrites `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` naturality through that API while keeping the limit point bundled, removing the problematic pointwise `change`.
--------
## AI disclosure
AI (OpenAI Codex) was used extensively for this PR. It was used to:
- investigate the original TODO and reproduce why `dsimp` failed;
- explore and discard several possible fixes;
- identify the semireducible diagram/forgetful-functor boundaries involved;
- design and implement the final `ProfiniteGrp` API simplification and `ProfiniteCompletion.lift` proof changes;
- run the relevant Lean builds and direct compilation checks; and
- draft the commit message and PR description.
The final changes were reviewed through the resulting diff and verified locally.
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t-topology
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
29/12 |
Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Completion.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Algebra/Category/ProfiniteGrp/Limits.lean |
3 |
9 |
['ashebson', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
33-36128 1 month ago |
33-37350 33 days ago |
46-82521 46 days |
0 |
| 43886 |
gabriel-turinici author:gabriel-turinici |
feat(Analysis/Asymptotics): add Filter.Tendsto.weighted_cesaro_smul |
Adds `Filter.Tendsto.weighted_cesaro_smul`, a weighted (Toeplitz-type) generalization of `Filter.Tendsto.cesaro_smul`: if `S k → L` and `w k ≥ 0` has divergent partial sums, the weighted running average of `S` w.r.t. `w` also tends to `L`. Recovers `cesaro_smul` as the `w ≡ 1` case. Also adds `weighted_cesaro`, the real-valued convenience wrapper mirroring `cesaro`.
This is a small building block toward a planned follow-up PR formalizing Kronecker's lemma, at its turn needed in some stochastic analysis setting.
---
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t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
81/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Asymptotics/SpecificAsymptotics.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
33-15437 1 month ago |
36-70816 36 days ago |
36-70800 36 days |
0 |
| 29744 |
espottesmith author:espottesmith |
feat(Combinatorics): define directed hypergraphs |
This PR defines directed hypergraphs:
```
@[ext]
structure DiHypergraph (α : Type*) where
/-- The vertex set -/
vertexSet : Set α
/-- The edge set -/
edgeSet : Set ((Set α) × (Set α))
/-- Each edge is a pair (s, d), where s ⊆ vertexSet and d ⊆ vertexSet -/
edge_src_dst_isSubset_vertexSet' : ∀ ⦃e⦄, e ∈ edgeSet → e.1 ⊆ vertexSet ∧ e.2 ⊆ vertexSet
```
Additional definitions:
- tail/head stars and negative/positive stars
- some special cases (B-Graph, F-Graph, BF-Graph, and what I'm calling a "non-endless" dihypergraph, where neither the source/tail nor the destination/head are empty)
- Vertex and (hyper)edge adjacency
- isolated vertices
- empty and nonempty dihypergraphs
The design employed here is based off of #28613, but this PR does not depend on that one.
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290/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/DiHypergraph/Basic.lean |
2 |
12 |
['SnirBroshi', 'b-mehta', 'espottesmith', 'github-actions', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot', 'pimotte'] |
nobody |
33-355 1 month ago |
124-8577 124 days ago |
261-12309 261 days |
1 |
| 43780 |
SashaIr author:SashaIr |
feat: q-analogs |
An implementation of q-analogs, q-binomials, and counting results.
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Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Binomial.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Counting.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/QAnalog/Subspace.lean |
5 |
7 |
['SashaIr', 'SnirBroshi', 'b-mehta', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
32-77498 1 month ago |
39-75468 39 days ago |
39-75808 39 days |
0 |
| 38334 |
8e7 author:8e7 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/TreeDecomp): define tree decompositions |
Add definition for tree decompositions on simple graphs. Define the tree width of a simple graph and prove basic statements and conversions.
```lean
structure TreeDecomp (G : SimpleGraph V) (W : Type) where
/-- The set of vertices in each bag. -/
bag : W → Finset V
/-- The graph adjacency relation of bags. -/
tree : SimpleGraph W
/-- T must be a tree. -/
isTree : IsTree tree
/-- All vertices in G must appear in some bag. -/
vertexCover : ∀ v : V, ∃ w : W, v ∈ bag w
/-- For any edge (u, v) in G, there is a bag containing both u and v. -/
edgeCover ⦃u v : V⦄ : G.Adj u v → ∃ w : W, u ∈ bag w ∧ v ∈ bag w
/-- For any vertex v in G, the set of bags that contain v is preconnected. -/
connectedBags : ∀ v : V, (tree.induce ({w | v ∈ bag w})).Preconnected
```
AI Usage: Some proofs are written with the help of Claude Code, and everything has been manually reviewed.
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395/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/TreeDecomp.lean |
2 |
42 |
['8e7', 'SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
32-59539 1 month ago |
89-47577 89 days ago |
113-30896 113 days |
1 |
| 43953 |
hasjack author:hasjack |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix): bound Laplacian eigenvalues by `|V|` |
Prove that every Laplacian eigenvalue of a finite simple graph is at most
the number of vertices, via comparison of the Rayleigh quotient with the
complete graph. Also record the underlying quadratic-form bound
`xᵀ L x ≤ |V| · ‖x‖²`.
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Adds `dotProduct_mulVec_lapMatrix_le_card` and `eigenvalues_lapMatrix_le_card`
in `LapMatrix.lean` only. The claim is the uniform bound `λ ≤ |V|` for every
indexed eigenvalue; it does not assert `|V| ∈ spectrum` for every graph.
Searched existing LapMatrix API (PSD, `zero_mem_spectrum_lapMatrix`,
`lapMatrix_top`) and did not find a card upper bound under another name.
Happy to rename if a preferred lemma already exists. |
new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
|
37/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/LapMatrix.lean,Mathlib/Data/Matrix/Mul.lean |
2 |
61 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'hasjack'] |
nobody |
32-17451 1 month ago |
32-64470 32 days ago |
34-58590 34 days |
0 |
| 41947 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(Order/Antisymmetrization): comparable minimal elements are equivalent |
a minimal element is antisymmetrically equivalent to every comparable element satisfying the predicate, so two comparable minimal elements are equivalent in a preorder and equal in a partial order (Mathlib has the partial-order form `Minimal.eq_of_ge` but not the preorder form.)
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new-contributor
t-order
|
25/4 |
Mathlib/Logic/Relation.lean,Mathlib/Order/Antisymmetrization.lean,Mathlib/Order/Bounds/Basic.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'hawkrobe'] |
nobody |
32-6714 1 month ago |
95-50762 95 days ago |
95-50746 95 days |
0 |
| 44099 |
xiahongchi author:xiahongchi |
feat: maximize concave functions at stationary points |
Adds two first-order maximum principles for real concave functions:
* `ConcaveOn.le_of_hasDerivAt_eq_zero`
* `ConcaveOn.isGreatest_of_hasDerivAt_eq_zero`
They use the existing secant-slope bounds and require differentiability only at the candidate maximizer.
Tested by compiling `Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Deriv.lean` locally. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
|
31/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Deriv.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
30-60305 1 month ago |
30-61535 30 days ago |
30-61519 30 days |
0 |
| 44103 |
xiahongchi author:xiahongchi |
feat: equate derivatives of ordered functions at contact points |
This adds Fréchet-derivative and scalar-derivative lemmas saying that two everywhere-ordered real-valued functions have equal derivatives wherever they agree. The proof applies Fermat’s theorem to their nonnegative difference.
This packages and generalizes the scalar envelope argument from Bryan Sanchez’s `NSBlwChain/Caveats/C2_Envelope.lean` at `Brsanch/ns-lean-proofs@b73f537d1646165fbdc0993c5b2e223355dc3469` (MIT).
The new declarations elaborate under the released toolchain; compiling the current master file there reports only one pre-existing current-Lean field-notation incompatibility before the new code. Current-toolchain CI is authoritative. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
|
20/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/LocalExtr/Basic.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
30-58620 1 month ago |
30-59879 30 days ago |
30-60160 30 days |
0 |
| 44137 |
MrBrain295 author:MrBrain295 |
chore(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): golf `Coloring.odd_length_iff_not_c… |
…ongr`
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t-combinatorics
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1/2 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Coloring/Constructions.lean |
1 |
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['github-actions'] |
nobody |
30-5724 1 month ago |
30-6967 30 days ago |
30-6951 30 days |
0 |
| 42955 |
mpacholski author:mpacholski |
feat(diffgeo): add Hom-bundle support and fix pullback base points in T% elaborator |
# Changes
## `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean`
* **Add support for pullback bundles:** Replaced the hardcoded bound variable `x` with the dynamically extracted argument `arg`, which allows for using elaborator `T%` with pullback bundles, where the base point lies in a different manifold, e.g. `v : Π (m : M), E₁ (b m)`, where `b : M → B`.
* **Add support for Hom-bundles:** The elaborator now supports sections of Hom-bundles (`ContinuousLinearMap` between two fiber bundles, e.g. `ϕ : ∀ x, (E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₂ x`). It also supports the case where the base point lies in a different manifold (e.g. `ϕ : ∀ x, (E₁ (b x) →L[𝕜] E₂ (b x))`)
* **Support nested `TangentSpace`:** Modified `findModelFiber?` to natively intercept `TangentSpace` applications and extract the model fiber at index 2. This prevents typeclass synthesis failures when `TangentSpace` is used inside a Hom-bundle.
## `MathlibTest/DifferentialGeometry/Notation/Basic.lean`
* **Added tests for all the new usecases** this includes pullback bundles, Hom-bundles, pullback Hom-bundles, and Hom-bundles where one of the fibers is a `TangentSpace`.
## `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/Hom.lean`
* **Refactor `Hom.lean`:** Replaced verbose `TotalSpace.mk'` boilerplate in with the newly supported `T%` syntax (e.g. `MDiffAt[s] T% ϕ x` instead of `MDiffAt[s] (fun m ↦ TotalSpace.mk' (F₁ →L[𝕜] F₂) (E := fun (x : B) ↦ (E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₂ x)) (b m) (ϕ m)) x)`
# Use of AI
The help of AI was used in writing the code in `Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean`. It was hence manually edited to simplify the code as much as possible. While the author is not yet an expert in metaprogramming in Lean, he is willing to learn and receive feedback, and put all the effort to understand the presented code. The code was carefully tested with different parts of it changed and removed to make sure that every line serves a purpose to provide the expected functionality.
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127/36 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Notation.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/Hom.lean,MathlibTest/DifferentialGeometry/Notation/Basic.lean |
3 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mpacholski'] |
nobody |
28-59536 28 days ago |
64-8748 64 days ago |
64-8732 64 days |
3 |
| 44221 |
SamuelSchlesinger author:SamuelSchlesinger |
feat(Combinatorics/SetFamily): erdős–rado sunflower lemma |
Define `Set.IsSunflower`, a family of elements of a meet-semilattice whose distinct members pairwise meet in a fixed kernel, with a basic API around it, and then prove the Erdős–Rado sunflower lemma: a family of more than `(p - 1) ^ r * r !` finsets of size at most `r` contains a sunflower with `p` petals, together with the uniform special case.
I use this downstream to show circuit lower bounds on the clique language, but it is used in various areas of complexity and combinatorics.
This PR was assisted by Claude Opus 5.5. In particular, I extracted this from another formalization project that was also assisted by AI.
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t-combinatorics
new-contributor
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215/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SetFamily/Sunflower.lean,docs/references.bib |
3 |
4 |
['SamuelSchlesinger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-40998 27 days ago |
27-43279 27 days ago |
27-43263 27 days |
0 |
| 44222 |
SamuelSchlesinger author:SamuelSchlesinger |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Stirling): asymptotics of the central binomial coefficient |
Upstreaming `n.centralBinom ~ 4 ^ n / √(π * n)` and its `4 ^ n`-normalised corollaries,
needed for a Razborov–Smolensky `AC⁰[p]` lower bound in a circuit-complexity formalization,
together with the Catalan asymptotic `catalan n ~ 4 ^ n / (√π * n ^ (3 / 2))` as a first
application in Mathlib.
Drafted with Claude Code from my existing proof of the same statement, then revised by me
against Mathlib conventions.
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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85/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Stirling.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/Asymptotics.lean |
3 |
4 |
['SamuelSchlesinger', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
27-40210 27 days ago |
27-41131 27 days ago |
27-41115 27 days |
0 |
| 37456 |
Robertboy18 author:Robertboy18 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace): add parallel form of Desargues's theorem |
This PR adds an affine parallel form of the Desargues theorem, following the related Rocq/Coq affine-geometry statement.
**Main changes**
- New file `Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Desargues.lean` with `parallel_third_side_of_perspective`.
- Add the corresponding `public import` to `Mathlib.lean`.
**Proof idea**
The proof compares side vectors using `exists_eq_smul_of_parallel` for the two given pairs of parallel sides. The shared comparison along `SA` forces the same scalar, which gives parallelism of the third pair of sides.
Tests: `lake build Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.AffineSpace.Desargues`
AI disclosure: GPT-5.2 Pro was used for assistance with web search/background details about the theorem and for finding useful existing Mathlib lemmas. The theorem statement and Lean formalization were written and checked by hand.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
133/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/AffineSpace/Desargues.lean |
2 |
22 |
['Robertboy18', 'SnirBroshi', 'copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
26-59539 26 days ago |
48-4191 48 days ago |
73-26091 73 days |
0 |
| 42720 |
justinhalford author:justinhalford |
feat(Order/KrullDimension): level sets of height are antichains |
Adds one lemma to `Mathlib/Order/KrullDimension.lean`, directly after `height_strictMono`:
```lean
lemma isAntichain_lt_height_preimage {n : ℕ∞} (hn : n ≠ ⊤) :
IsAntichain (· < ·) {x : α | height x = n}
```
Elements sharing a common *finite* height are pairwise incomparable — the level sets of `height` are antichains.
### Why
This is the combinatorial content of **Mirsky's theorem**, which partitions a finite-dimensional order into `krullDim + 1` antichains (and is the easy dual of Dilworth's theorem). Neither Mirsky nor Dilworth currently appears in Mathlib — both are on the tracked list in `docs/1000.yaml` without a `decl`, and searching for `Mirsky` and `Dilworth` returns nothing.
Rather than introduce the partition machinery up front, this contributes the underlying fact, which is what any route to Mirsky needs and is independently useful for reasoning about graded and finite-dimensional orders.
### Design
Stated with `(· < ·)` rather than `(· ≤ ·)` so that it lives in the existing `[Preorder α]` section and needs no antisymmetry; in a partial order the two coincide for distinct elements. The hypothesis is `n ≠ ⊤` rather than a finiteness typeclass, which keeps it usable without extra assumptions — `height_strictMono` needs exactly that much.
### Proof
Three lines on `height_strictMono`, immediately above it in the same file.
### Verification
Compiles against `master` with no errors or warnings. `#print axioms` reports only `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`. No new imports or definitions — `+11 -0` in one file.
### Disclosure
Written with AI assistance (Claude Opus 5) and checked against the Lean kernel; I have read the statement and proof before submitting. Happy to rename, or to restate as `IsAntichain (· ≤ ·)` in a `PartialOrder` section if that is preferred.
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t-order
new-contributor
|
11/0 |
Mathlib/Order/KrullDimension.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
25-40620 25 days ago |
71-26475 71 days ago |
71-26459 71 days |
0 |
| 44297 |
langston-barrett author:langston-barrett |
feat(Data/FinEnum): `Std.PRange.LawfulUpwardEnumerable` instance |
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I'm not sure how Mathlib feels about interfacing with std constructs, but I was looking for something along the lines of `succMany?` and found `Std.PRange.LawfulUpwardEnumerable`, so I figured I'd implement it and see what the appetite is. Even if we don't decide to use this particular typeclass, the underlying functionality still seems useful.
This is my first ever Lean development, so I would greatly appreciate any tips and feedback on the style!
I wrote all of this by hand, though I asked some questions about Lean to GPT 5.6 Luna along the way.
A `LinearlyUpwardEnumerable` instance would be a good follow-up. |
t-data
new-contributor
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112/0 |
Mathlib/Data/FinEnum.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'langston-barrett'] |
nobody |
23-74765 23 days ago |
23-84058 23 days ago |
24-5400 24 days |
0 |
| 42895 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
feat(SetTheory/Ordinal): add lift_sSup and lift_iSup |
Add `InitialSeg.map_sSup` and `InitialSeg.map_iSup` for conditionally complete linear orders with bottom. Specializing these to `Ordinal.liftInitialSeg` gives `Ordinal.lift_sSup`, `Ordinal.lift_iSup`, `Ordinal.lift_iSup_le`, and `Ordinal.lift_iSup_le_iff`.
The `sSup` theorem handles the empty set using preservation of bottom and the nonempty case using normality. The `iSup` theorem is derived from it. Both use an explicit boundedness hypothesis; in particular, `lift_iSup` assumes `BddAbove (Set.range f)` rather than requiring the index type to be small.
🤖 This PR was developed with assistance from Claude and GPT models, using [lean4-skills](https://github.com/cameronfreer/lean4-skills) and [lean-lsp-mcp](https://github.com/oOo0oOo/lean-lsp-mcp).
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t-set-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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40/0 |
Mathlib/Order/IsNormal.lean,Mathlib/SetTheory/Ordinal/Family.lean |
2 |
11 |
['cameronfreer', 'github-actions', 'plp127', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
23-59536 23 days ago |
66-17607 66 days ago |
66-18545 66 days |
0 |
| 43852 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Schreier): add Schreier Cayley basics |
Defined Cayley graph as a coset Schreier graph. Proved connectivity and vertex-transitivity on Cayley graphs, as promised in #38310.
Follow-up to #38310, this is the 3rd split pr from #35467.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
P.S. cayley_subsingleton_weaklyConnectedComponent's proof is generic and I can extract it to Quiver/ConnectedComponent.lean as a weak-connectivity lemma, if it is wanted.
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t-combinatorics
large-import
LLM-generated
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278/7 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Schreier.lean |
1 |
10 |
['SnirBroshi', 'ZRTMRH', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
23-10477 23 days ago |
25-13378 25 days ago |
37-62577 37 days |
0 |
| 44437 |
FawadHa1der author:FawadHa1der |
perf(Analysis/Normed/Lp/SmoothApprox): manifold-free proof of smooth approximation in Lp |
Authored with AI help. Created after @mcdoll feedback on [leanprover-community/mathlib4#42451](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/42451)
This is an alternate solution. This removes the manifold chain from the longest pole and even if the poisson summation is approved using denseRange_toLpCLM. We would still be saving roughly 5% in build time. There is only one new lemma but no change to existing lemmas/statements.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
|
82/36 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Lp/SmoothApprox.lean |
1 |
3 |
['FawadHa1der', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
20-86270 20 days ago |
21-621 21 days ago |
21-605 21 days |
0 |
| 38223 |
Deicyde author:Deicyde |
feat(Geometry/Manifold): add `MfldCat`, the category of `C^n` manifolds |
Defines `MfldCat 𝕜 n`: the category of `C^n` manifolds over a field `𝕜`, in which the model with corners is allowed to vary between objects. An object bundles a model vector space `E`, a model space `H`, a model with corners `I : ModelWithCorners 𝕜 E H` and a term of `ModelWithCorners.MfldCat I n`--see #41109. This includes manifolds with boundary / corners.
For more discussion see this Zulip thread: [#PR reviews > #38223 The Category of C^n Manifolds](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/144837-PR-reviews/topic/.2338223.20The.20Category.20of.20C.5En.20Manifolds/with/587038032)
Also added: `ContMDiffMap.id_apply`, `.coe_id` and `.coe_comp` which are comparable to `ContinuousMap` API.
### Future work
- ✅ Define a Monoidal structure via product manifolds, analogous to `Manifold.Topology.Category.TopCat.Monoidal` #38560
- ✅ Define the tangent functor: `M ↦ TM`, `F ↦ F.tangentMap` from `MfldCat (n+1) 𝕜` to `MfldCat n 𝕜` #38270
- Functor `FGModuleCat 𝕜 ⥤ MfldCat 𝕜 n` sending a finite-dimensional `𝕜`-vector space to the manifold modeled on itself. Left as `TODO`.
- Define `FGModuleCat 𝕜` as an enriched category over `MfldCat n 𝕜`. Then _smooth functors_ can be realized as endofunctors on the enriched category. This is the main motivation for this construction.
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t-differential-geometry
new-contributor
t-category-theory
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210/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Category/MfldCat/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/ContMDiffMap.lean |
3 |
63 |
['Deicyde', 'chrisflav', 'dagurtomas', 'github-actions', 'idontgetoutmuch', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'peabrainiac'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
20-60441 20 days ago |
43-21535 43 days ago |
102-61758 102 days |
2 |
| 42831 |
ray-shang author:ray-shang |
feat(CategoryTheory/Preadditive): category ring of preadditive category |
Given a preadditive category `C`, its category ring `CategoryRing C` is the non-unital ring
whose underlying additive group is the direct sum of all of its morphism groups `X ⟶ Y`, and
whose multiplication is induced by composition: the product of a morphism `f : X ⟶ Y` with a
morphism `g : Z ⟶ W` is `f ≫ g` when `Y = Z`, and `0` otherwise. When `C` is `R`-linear this ring
is a (non-unital) `R`-algebra, and when `C` has finitely many objects it is unital, with
unit `∑ X, 𝟙 X`.
This file formalizes `CategoryRing C` and its structure and universal property
when `C` is preadditive, `R`-linear, finite type, and both finite type and `R`-linear. For example,
when `C` is merely preadditive, the universal property of `CategoryRing C` is: non-unital ring
homomorphisms out of `CategoryRing C` correspond to `LiftData`, the data of a
compatible family of additive maps `(X ⟶ Y) →+ A` for a `NonUnitalNonAssocSemiring A`.
AI Usage: Gemini 3.1 Pro Extended Thinking is in use to generate proof terms for the custom induction principle to unwrap the nested direct sums of the category algebra. Human oversight and work determines the most efficient proof term.
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t-category-theory
new-contributor
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706/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Preadditive/CategoryRing.lean |
2 |
11 |
['b-reinke', 'github-actions', 'joelriou', 'ray-shang', 'robin-carlier'] |
robin-carlier assignee:robin-carlier |
19-60438 19 days ago |
34-84818 34 days ago |
35-31431 35 days |
0 |
| 43745 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Geometry/Euclidean): add Euler's quadrilateral theorem |
Adds Euler's quadrilateral theorem to Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/, and records it in docs/1000.yaml (Q18630480). It states: for any four points, the sum of the squares of the four sides of the quadrilateral a b c d equals the sum of the squares of the two diagonals, plus four times the square of the distance between the midpoints of the diagonals.
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude Code).
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t-euclidean-geometry
new-contributor
LLM-generated
maintainer-merge
|
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/EulerQuadrilateral.lean,docs/1000.yaml |
4 |
17 |
['github-actions', 'jsm28', 'theebayuser', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
19-59538 19 days ago |
41-49023 41 days ago |
41-49007 41 days |
0 |
| 41729 |
vaca22 author:vaca22 |
feat(RingTheory/DedekindDomain): add divisor group core |
Add the divisor group of a Dedekind domain as a formal-sum model, together with the additive equivalence to the multiplicative group of nonzero fractional ideals.
**Relation to what Mathlib already has.** As pointed out on Zulip, Mathlib already knows that fractional ideals factor: `FractionalIdeal.count` gives the exponent of a height-one prime, and `ClassGroup` is built from fractional ideals directly. This PR does not re-prove any of that — it reuses `count` and `finite_factors` verbatim. What it adds is the *additive* packaging:
* `IsDedekindDomain.Divisor R := HeightOneSpectrum R →₀ ℤ`, so a divisor is a finitely supported integer-valued function and one can write `D₁ + D₂`, `-D`, `D v`, and use the whole `Finsupp` API (`support`, `sum`, induction on the support);
* `FractionalIdeal.divisorEquiv`, an `AddEquiv` from `(FractionalIdeal R⁰ K)ˣ` to `Divisor R`, turning ideal multiplication into divisor addition.
The multiplicative view is the right one for the class group; the additive one is what divisor-theoretic arguments are written in, where one constantly forms `D - D'`, compares coefficients prime by prime, and does induction over `D.support`. Having both, related by a single `AddEquiv`, means neither side has to be re-derived.
**Downstream use.** This is the bottom layer of a formalization of Riemann–Roch for algebraic function fields (announced in `#AI authored projects > Riemann–Roch for function fields`): `L(D)`, `deg D`, and the statement `ℓ(D) = deg D + 1 - g + ℓ(W - D)` are all phrased in terms of additive divisors, and the degree map is defined by summing coefficients over `D.support`.
Happy to reshape the API — in particular whether `Divisor` should be an `abbrev` or a structure, and whether this belongs next to `Factorization` rather than in its own file.
AI usage: LLM-generated, disclosed per the AI policy.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
100/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/DedekindDomain/Divisor.lean |
2 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'vaca22'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
18-60439 18 days ago |
98-70407 98 days ago |
100-67594 100 days |
0 |
| 42630 |
will1491 author:will1491 |
feat(Analysis/Complex): define Wirtinger derivatives |
Define the Wirtinger derivatives `Complex.wirtingerDeriv` and `Complex.wirtingerDerivBar` from `fderiv ℝ`, and prove: the Cauchy-Riemann characterization of complex differentiability (pointwise and on open sets), agreement of `wirtingerDeriv` with `deriv` for holomorphic functions, additivity, Leibniz product rules, conjugation identities, both Wirtinger chain rules, and the Wirtinger decomposition of a real-linear map `ℂ →L[ℝ] ℂ`.
Extracted from https://github.com/will1491/RiemannDynamics, where it underlies the Beltrami-equation and Cauchy/Beurling-transform theory used in the proof of the measurable Riemann mapping theorem.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
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253/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/Wirtinger.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
18-60434 18 days ago |
42-74524 42 days ago |
73-50149 73 days |
0 |
| 40967 |
Formalistic03 author:Formalistic03 |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths): some lemmas about inducing walks |
Could also be done via `SimpleGraph.Walk.map_induce`, but I thought that doing it directly is not much worse.
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new-contributor
t-combinatorics
maintainer-merge
|
59/0 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Paths.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Walk/Maps.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Nodup.lean,Mathlib/Data/Sym/Sym2.lean |
4 |
34 |
['Formalistic03', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
17-69693 17 days ago |
18-78910 18 days ago |
112-6221 112 days |
0 |
| 43104 |
elazarg author:elazarg |
feat(InformationTheory/KullbackLeibler): finite Kullback-Leibler divergence |
Add finite-sum formulas for `InformationTheory.klDiv` on finite measurable spaces, including equal-mass and probability-measure specializations and formulas for sums of weighted Dirac measures. Provide both `ℝ≥0∞`-valued and `toReal` versions.
Supporting API includes a formula for the Radon–Nikodym derivative at points of nonzero reference-measure mass, a finite-sum formula for the integral of the log-likelihood ratio, and singleton-mass and absolute-continuity lemmas for sums of weighted Dirac measures.
---
Continuing #42584, another part of https://github.com/elazarg/kraft.
Following review, this uses the existing `klDiv` instead of introducing `klDivFin`. The `toReal` formulas connect it to real-valued sums in downstream code.
For measures of unequal mass, the formulas retain the correction term `ν.real univ - μ.real univ`.
The KL formulas are in `KullbackLeibler/Basic.lean`; the supporting lemmas are in the corresponding measure-theory modules.
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
100/1 |
Mathlib/InformationTheory/KullbackLeibler/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Decomposition/RadonNikodym.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/Dirac/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/LogLikelihoodRatio.lean |
4 |
9 |
['EtienneC30', 'elazarg', 'github-actions', 'vlad902'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
17-60437 17 days ago |
39-79823 39 days ago |
48-61485 48 days |
0 |
| 44440 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Computability/TuringMachine): bound the output length of a TM2 run |
This PR bounds the output length of a TM2 run by the input length plus a machine constant times the step count. It deduces `TM2ComputableInPolyTime.length_le`, the polynomial output-length bound used in composition.
It also adds step-count induction and defines `initList` and `haltList` using `Function.update`.
---
Relates to #7172 #33132 #35366
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t-computability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
82/7 |
Mathlib/Computability/StateTransition.lean,Mathlib/Computability/TuringMachine/Computable.lean,Mathlib/Computability/TuringMachine/StackTuringMachine.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
17-45037 17 days ago |
20-68411 20 days ago |
20-68395 20 days |
1 |
| 44541 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Computability/Partrec): computability of list operations |
This PR adds `Computable.list_foldl`, `list_foldr`, `list_rec`, and `list_map`, with the same statements as their `Primrec` counterparts.
---
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LLM-generated
new-contributor
t-computability
|
37/0 |
Mathlib/Computability/Partrec.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
17-43723 17 days ago |
17-43980 17 days ago |
17-43964 17 days |
0 |
| 44269 |
ROTARTSI82 author:ROTARTSI82 |
feat(Dynamics): periodic orbits must jump up and down |
If x is a periodic point and not a fixed point, there exists some b in its periodic orbit such that b < f b, and some b' such that f b' < b'.
---
This change was motivated by the following proof, a special case of Sharkovskii's theorem:
```lean
theorem exists_isFixedPt_of_continuous_of_mem_periodicPts' {α : Type*}
[ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder α] [TopologicalSpace α] [OrderTopology α] [DenselyOrdered α]
{f : α → α} {x₀ : α} (hx₀ : x₀ ∈ periodicPts f)
(hf : Continuous f) :
∃(c : α), IsFixedPt f c := by
by_cases hfixed : IsFixedPt f x₀
· exact ⟨x₀, hfixed⟩
obtain ⟨a, _, ha⟩ := exists_lt_map_of_mem_periodicPts hx₀ hfixed
obtain ⟨b, _, hb⟩ := exists_map_lt_of_mem_periodicPts hx₀ hfixed
obtain ⟨c, _, hc⟩ := exists_mem_uIcc_isFixedPt hf.continuousOn ha.le hb.le
exact ⟨c, hc⟩
```
Would this theorem itself or something similar be wanted in mathlib?
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t-dynamics
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39/0 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/PeriodicPts/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/Monotone/Basic.lean |
2 |
3 |
['ROTARTSI82', 'github-actions'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
16-60433 16 days ago |
25-45780 25 days ago |
25-45764 25 days |
0 |
| 44392 |
yhx-12243 author:yhx-12243 |
fix(Algebra/Polynomial/Roots): fix tendstoCofinite with normal generic universe |
Remove the extraneous accidentally {R : Type} [CommRing R] [IsDomain R] in the signature of `Polynomial.tendstoCofinite_of_natDegree_ne_zero`, make it generic. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
2/2 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/Roots.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
16-2843 16 days ago |
22-8985 22 days ago |
22-8969 22 days |
0 |
| 44613 |
keithadler author:keithadler |
feat(RepresentationTheory): irreducible representations are bounded by conjugacy classes |
For a finite group `G` and an algebraically closed field `k` in which `|G|` is invertible, `Representation.char_orthonormal` gives orthogonality of irreducible characters. This PR adds the consequence that is used in practice:
* `Representation.classFunction ρ : ConjClasses G → k`, the character as a class function;
* `Representation.linearIndependent_classFunction`: the class functions of a family of pairwise non-isomorphic irreducible representations are linearly independent;
* `Representation.card_le_card_conjClasses`: such a family has at most `Nat.card (ConjClasses G)` members.
This is the upper-bound half of "the number of irreducible representations equals the number of conjugacy classes" (the other half, that characters span the class functions, is not yet in Mathlib). The bound is exactly what is needed to show that an explicit list of `Nat.card (ConjClasses G)` pairwise non-isomorphic irreducibles is complete; e.g. with the companion PR on conjugacy classes of `Perm α`, that the Specht modules exhaust the irreducible representations of `S_n` (used downstream in https://github.com/keithadler/saxl-lean).
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t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
118/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/CharacterCount.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-68530 15 days ago |
15-78854 15 days ago |
15-78838 15 days |
0 |
| 44618 |
barni120400 author:barni120400 |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous): powers of linear forms span the homogeneous polynomials |
Prove that the `n`-th powers of linear forms span the homogeneous polynomials of degree `n` (`MvPolynomial.homogeneousSubmodule_eq_span_pow`). Along the way, add the identity `Finset.sum_powerset_neg_one_pow_card_mul_sum_sdiff_pow_card` used in the proof.
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t-data
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
64/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Sum.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
15-68466 15 days ago |
15-71597 15 days ago |
15-73796 15 days |
0 |
| 42357 |
SynBurz author:SynBurz |
feat: the Krull dimension of the product of finitely many rings is equal to the maximum of Krull dimensions of the factors |
Add `ringKrullDim_pi_eq_iSup_ringKrullDim`. Also add useful defs: `LTSeries.sigmaEquiv`, `PrimeSpectrum.sigmaToPiOrderIso`, and lemmas `PrimeSpectrum.sigmaToPiOrderIso_apply`, Pi.not_comap_evalRingHom_le_comap_of_neq`, `LTSeries.sigma_fst_eq_fst`.
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
93/0 |
Mathlib/Order/RelSeries.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Maps.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Spectrum/Prime/Topology.lean |
3 |
6 |
['SynBurz', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
15-68210 15 days ago |
15-70075 15 days ago |
44-80874 44 days |
0 |
| 41904 |
rshlyakh author:rshlyakh |
feat(RingTheory/KrullDimension): add Krull dimension preservation under injective integral extensions |
This proves that an injective integral homomorphism of commutative rings
preserves Krull dimension, based on the `Algebra.HasGoingUp` infrastructure from #40911. It includes:
- `RingHom.IsIntegral.ringKrullDim_eq_of_injective`: injective integral homomorphisms of
commutative rings preserve Krull dimension.
- `RingHom.IsIntegral.ringKrullDim_quotient_ker_eq`: for an integral extension `f : A →+* B`,
the Krull dimension of `B` is equal to the Krull dimension of `A ⧸ RingHom.ker f`.
- [x] depends on: #40911
- [x] depends on: #41058
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t-ring-theory
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77/12 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/HasGoingUp.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/KrullDimension/Integral.lean |
3 |
14 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'rshlyakh', 'vlad902'] |
mariainesdff assignee:mariainesdff |
15-60436 15 days ago |
69-67346 69 days ago |
96-40823 96 days |
1 |
| 42786 |
rshlyakh author:rshlyakh |
feat(Data/Finsupp/NatCard): count finsupps of bounded degree |
Adds the formula that the number of finitely-supported functions `α →₀ ℕ` with degree less than or equal to `n` is equal to `Nat.choose (Nat.card α + n) n`. The proof is by establishing an equivalence `Sym (Option α) n ≃ {f : α →₀ ℕ // f.degree ≤ n}` and using the stars-and-bars formula `Sym.equivNatSum.`
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t-data
new-contributor
|
56/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Finsupp/NatCard.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
TwoFX assignee:TwoFX |
15-60432 15 days ago |
69-56301 69 days ago |
69-58919 69 days |
0 |
| 44019 |
bally65 author:bally65 |
feat(Computability/Primrec): primality is primitive recursive |
Primrec.nat_prime : PrimrecPred Nat.Prime, via Nat.prime_def_lt' and the bounded quantifier PrimrecRel.forall_lt. Mathlib had no computability statement about Nat.Prime.
AI disclosure: I used Claude and ChatGPT to discuss ideas, to adjust and optimize the approach, and to explore whether there was something worth taking on. They also proposed many of the problems, lines of thought, and decisions about direction. Almost all of the Lean code was written by Claude Code. I applied the reviewer's suggested changes myself.
AI 使用聲明：我使用 Claude 和 ChatGPT 討論構思、調整與優化，也討論有沒有值得挑戰的方向。它們也提出了許多題目、思路和決策方向。Lean 程式碼幾乎全部由 Claude Code 撰寫。審稿人提供的修改建議由我自己套用。
Note: the English disclosure is a translation of my Chinese text, assisted by Claude. |
t-computability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
44/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Computability/Primrec/Prime.lean |
2 |
6 |
['bally65', 'github-actions', 'pepamontero'] |
nobody |
15-7751 15 days ago |
31-14502 31 days ago |
32-49139 32 days |
0 |
| 42888 |
forxhunter author:forxhunter |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): abstract polymer model and the Kotecký–Preiss criterion |
This PR introduces the abstract polymer model of statistical mechanics and the classical
convergence criteria for its cluster expansion, in
`Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/ClusterExpansion.lean`.
The central object is the partition function over independent subsets of a finite family
`Λ` in a graph `G` of incompatibilities, with activities (weights) `w`:
`G.indepPartitionFunction w Λ = ∑ S ⊆ Λ independent in G, ∏ v ∈ S, w v`
As a graph invariant this is the **multivariate independence polynomial** (the
independent-set polynomial of Scott–Sokal) of the subgraph induced on `Λ`, evaluated at `w`;
in statistical mechanics it is the partition function of the abstract polymer model /
hard-core lattice gas. Mathlib has `SimpleGraph.IsIndepSet` (and `IsNIndepSet`, `indepNum`,
…) but — as far as I can find — no independence polynomial in any form; the definition here
is built directly on `IsIndepSet` and is stated for weights in an arbitrary `CommSemiring`.
Main results:
* `SimpleGraph.indepPartitionFunction_deletion`: the deletion identity
`Z Λ = Z (Λ.erase v) + w v * Z (Λ \ N[v])` (over any `CommSemiring`), the induction
backbone of the whole theory.
* `SimpleGraph.DobrushinCriterion` / `SimpleGraph.KoteckyPreissCriterion`: the two classical
sufficient convergence conditions as `Prop`-valued structures, and
`KoteckyPreissCriterion.toDobrushinCriterion`: KP implies Dobrushin via the explicit
damping ansatz `x v = 1 - exp (-(|w v| * exp (a v)))`.
* `SimpleGraph.DobrushinCriterion.indepPartitionFunction_pos`: **nonvanishing** — for signed
real activities satisfying Dobrushin's condition, `0 < Z Λ` for every finite `Λ`, proved
by a strong induction through the deletion identity (the inductive route of
Bissacot–Fernández–Procacci, J. Stat. Phys. 139 (2010); no analyticity, no cluster
combinatorics), together with one-step and telescoped ratio bounds and the two-sided
log-ratio bound `|log (Z Λ) - log (Z Λ')| ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', -log (1 - x v)`.
* The finite **Kotecký–Preiss theorem** (Comm. Math. Phys. 103 (1986)) with the classical
constants: `KoteckyPreissCriterion.indepPartitionFunction_pos`,
`exp (-∑ a)`- and `exp (∑ a)`-ratio bounds, and
`|log (Z Λ) - log (Z Λ')| ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', |w v| * exp (a v) ≤ ∑ v ∈ Λ \ Λ', a v`.
* Also new small API: `SimpleGraph.closedNeighborFinset` (`N[v]` as a `Finset`, which
Mathlib currently lacks), `IsIndepSet.not_adj`, `isIndepSet_coe_iff`, and the
unconditional nonnegative-activity estimates (`one_le_indepPartitionFunction`,
`indepPartitionFunction_le_prod`, monotonicity, domination by absolute activities).
Everything is stated for a locally finite incompatibility graph (`[G.LocallyFinite]`) with
finite volumes `Λ : Finset α`; the infinite-volume statements are exactly the monotone
limits of these and are left for a later PR.
**Motivation.** Cluster/polymer expansions are the workhorse of rigorous statistical
mechanics and constructive quantum field theory — they are the standard tool behind
exponential decay of correlations, uniqueness of Gibbs states, and strong-coupling
expansions in lattice gauge theory. To my knowledge no proof assistant has any of this
material (checked against Lean/Mathlib, Coq, and Isabelle AFP, 2026-08-17). This PR is the
self-contained combinatorial/analytic core, extracted from an ongoing Lean formalization
program in mathematical physics (lattice gauge theory, Osterwalder–Seiler strong-coupling
regime), where these bounds are the engine for decay-of-correlations results. Via
Scott–Sokal (J. Stat. Phys. 118 (2005)), the nonvanishing region of this same polynomial is
also the natural home of the Lovász local lemma / Shearer bound, so the object should be
useful to combinatorics independently of the physics.
References: Kotecký–Preiss 1986; Dobrushin 1996; Fernández–Procacci 2007;
Bissacot–Fernández–Procacci 2010; Scott–Sokal 2005 (LLL connection); Fialho
arXiv:2001.00652 (proof source for the follow-up FP engine).
**Planned follow-up PRs** (material exists and is proved; kept out to keep this PR
reviewable):
1. The Fernández–Procacci criterion (replace `exp` in KP by the local partition function on
`N[v]`) and its convergence engine, via Fialho's minorant-invariant induction
(arXiv:2001.00652) — weaker hypothesis, sharper `(1 + μ)` one-step bound.
2. Certified separations of the criterion hierarchy: Dobrushin strictly weaker than KP, FP
strictly weaker than Dobrushin (quantified over *all* ansatzes), and non-necessity of all
three.
3. Exponential decay of truncated correlations in the walk-distance of the incompatibility
graph, with explicit constants.
4. One-point occupancy (density) bounds under KP.
5. Possibly: the uniform-activity specialization as a univariate `Polynomial`, connecting
to the classical independence polynomial `I(G, x)`.
Naming is up for discussion: `indepPartitionFunction` was chosen to serve both the graph
theory and the statistical mechanics readings; I am happy to rename (e.g. to something
closer to "independence polynomial") or to split the `CommSemiring` definition from the
real-activity engine if reviewers prefer.
**AI disclosure**: this PR was substantially generated with Claude Code (Anthropic) — the
proof scripts, the port to current master, and the deduplication against existing Mathlib
material. It is opened as a **draft** while the human author reviews the content; it will be
marked ready only after that review, per the policy that contributors must understand and be
able to defend AI-assisted contributions. The `LLM-generated` label applies and should be
added by a maintainer.
awaiting-author items (will be resolved before marking ready):
- [x] Author review of the full file per the AI-contribution policy.
- [x] The `Authors:` line is finalized as `Tianyu (forxhunter)`.
- [x] Decide on the final name for `indepPartitionFunction` with reviewers.
|
t-combinatorics
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
723/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/ClusterExpansion.lean |
2 |
3 |
['forxhunter', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
14-3809 14 days ago |
14-4536 14 days ago |
14-4615 14 days |
0 |
| 44261 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
feat(Algebra/Category/Grp): free functor preserves monomorphisms |
Refactored the proof for AddCommGrpCat, so that it also works in GrpCat.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
18/5 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Category/Grp/Adjunctions.lean |
1 |
15 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions', 'javgomzar', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
14-2627 14 days ago |
14-3322 14 days ago |
25-62293 25 days |
0 |
| 44681 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(Analysis/ODE/Linearization): the derivative of a flow at a fixed… |
Add a new file `Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Linearization.lean`. Let `ϕ : Flow ℝ E` on a real Banach space
be generated by a vector field `f`, meaning `∀ x t, HasDerivAt (fun s ↦ ϕ s x) (f (ϕ t x)) t`. If
`e` is a fixed point of `ϕ` and `f` has derivative `A` at `e`, then every time-`t` map has derivative
`exp (t • A)` at `e`:
* `Flow.hasFDerivAt_of_isFixedPt`: `HasFDerivAt (ϕ t) (exp (t • A)) e` for every `t : ℝ`.
* `Flow.fderiv_eq_exp_of_isFixedPt`: the `fderiv` form.
* `Flow.eventually_norm_sub_exp_le`: a uniform estimate on compact time intervals. For `0 ≤ T` and
`0 < ε`, eventually for `x` near `e`, `‖ϕ t x - e - exp (t • A) (x - e)‖ ≤ ε * ‖x - e‖` for all
`t ∈ [0, T]`.
Only differentiability of `f` at `e` is needed; nothing is assumed about `f` elsewhere. The estimate
comes from comparing `ϕ t x - e` with `exp (t • A) (x - e)` using Grönwall's inequality. Negative
times are handled by applying the result to `ϕ.reverse`.
---
This PR is independent of the `LipschitzWith.flow` PR. It applies to any `Flow ℝ E` with a
generating vector field, which includes those flows.
**Proof of `eventually_norm_sub_exp_le` is done by a combination of `Claude Opus 5.5` and `GPT-5.6 Sol`. Linting and comments were done by AI.*** |
new-contributor
t-analysis
LLM-generated
|
166/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Linearization.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-75929 13 days ago |
13-76532 13 days ago |
13-79139 13 days |
0 |
| 44680 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow): the flow of a globally Lipschitz ve… |
Add a new file `Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow.lean`. A globally Lipschitz vector field
`v : E → E` on a real Banach space has a unique solution of `γ' = v ∘ γ` through every point, defined
for all time, and these solutions form a continuous flow:
* `LipschitzWith.exists_forall_hasDerivAt`: global existence of solutions.
* `LipschitzWith.dist_le_of_forall_hasDerivAt`: two solutions satisfy
`dist (γ t) (δ t) ≤ dist (γ 0) (δ 0) * exp (K * |t|)`.
* `LipschitzWith.flow : Flow ℝ E`: the flow of `v`.
* `LipschitzWith.hasDerivAt_flow`: the orbits of the flow solve `γ' = v ∘ γ`.
* `LipschitzWith.flow_eq_of_hasDerivAt`: every global solution is an orbit of the flow.
* `LipschitzWith.dist_flow_le`: `dist (flow t x) (flow t y) ≤ dist x y * exp (K * |t|)`.
The field does not need to be bounded. For a bounded field, Picard–Lindelöf (`IsPicardLindelof`)
gives solutions on each interval `(-(n + 1), n + 1)`, and uniqueness glues them into a global
solution. A general field is reduced to this case by multiplying `v` by a Lipschitz cutoff that is
`1` on `closedBall 0 R`. Grönwall's inequality, using `‖v y‖ ≤ ‖v 0‖ + K * ‖y‖`, shows that for
large `R` the solution stays in that ball on the time interval, so the cutoff does not change it.
---
Continuity of the flow jointly in `(t, x)` comes from
`continuousOn_prod_of_continuousOn_lipschitzOnWith'`, using the exponential separation bound on
bounded time intervals.
**The proofs of`exists_forall_hasDerivAt_of_forall_Ioo`, `lipschitzWith_cutoff_smul`, `norm_le_gronwallBound` and part of `dist_le_of_forall_hasDerivAt` used a combo of `GPT-5.6 Sol` and `Claude Opus 5.5`. Linting and comments were done by AI as well.** |
t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
276/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/LipschitzFlow.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-75808 13 days ago |
13-76437 13 days ago |
13-79292 13 days |
0 |
| 41426 |
gmcninch-prof author:gmcninch-prof |
feat: add symmetric multilinear maps |
Define `SymmetricMap R M N ι`, the type of symmetric `R`-multilinear maps
from `ι → M` to `N` (i.e. multilinear maps invariant under permutation of
their arguments).
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The code is adapted from Kenny Lau's work
[here](https://github.com/kckennylau/EllipticCurve/blob/master/EllipticCurve/ProjectiveSpace/TensorProduct/SymmetricMap.lean)
-- see [`SymmetricMap`](https://github.com/gmcninch-prof/mathlib4/blob/symmetric-power-lift/Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/SymmetricMap.lean).
This PR previously also contained the universal property / `lift` for
`SymmetricPower` (relating linear maps out of `Sym[R]^n M` to symmetric
multilinear maps), but per reviewer feedback on Zulip that work has been
split into a separate PR that depends on this one.
Zulip discussion [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/SymmetricPower.20universal.20property/near/608532652)
[](https://gitpod.io/from-referrer/)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
397/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/SymmetricMap.lean |
2 |
10 |
['github-actions', 'gmcninch-prof', 'jcommelin'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
13-60437 13 days ago |
102-78286 102 days ago |
104-46572 104 days |
1 |
| 41882 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Data/List): decidability of HasPeriod and periods of repeated lists |
Hello, this PR extends `Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean` with:
* a `Decidable (List.HasPeriod w p)` instance (it is a prefix test), and
* two directions that relate periods to repetition:
* `hasPeriod_flatten_replicate` — `(replicate n l).flatten` has period `l.length`
* `eq_flatten_replicate_of_hasPeriod` — a word with period `p` and length `r * p` is the `r`-fold repetition of its length-`p` prefix.
This characterizes `r`-th powers of words by a period plus a length constraint, which a future follow-up PR that I plan to work on will use.
AI disclosure: This code was mostly generated by Claude Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 as part of my larger project on combinatorics on words, which I then reviewed and revised to contribute to mathlib.
|
t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
56/1 |
Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean |
1 |
8 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
13-44785 13 days ago |
13-45437 13 days ago |
97-37173 97 days |
0 |
| 44679 |
Altabeh author:Altabeh |
feat(LinearAlgebra/FiniteDimensional/Lemmas): dimension counts in exa… |
Add dimension formulas for exact sequences of vector spaces over a division ring `K`:
* `Function.Exact.finrank_range_add_finrank_range`: if `A → B → C` is exact (maps `f`, `g`) and `B`
is finite-dimensional, then `finrank (range f) + finrank (range g) = finrank B`.
* `Function.Exact.linearEquivQuotientRangeProdKer`: if `A → B → C → D → E` is exact (maps
`f, g, h, j`), then `C ≃ₗ[K] (B ⧸ range f) × ker j`.
* `Function.Exact.finrank_eq_finrank_quotient_range_add_finrank_ker`: hence, when `B` and `D` are
finite-dimensional, `finrank C = finrank (B ⧸ range f) + finrank (ker j)`.
---
The splitting is noncomputable, meaning it picks a complement of `ker h` in `C`. These statements are the counting steps used, for example, when comparing Betti numbers along long exact sequences.
**These are basic results that have been written by myself. The only use of AI was to write the comments and test.** |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
34/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/FiniteDimensional/Lemmas.lean |
1 |
5 |
['Altabeh', 'github-actions', 'grunweg'] |
nobody |
13-40761 13 days ago |
13-76283 13 days ago |
13-79268 13 days |
0 |
| 41781 |
teng10 author:teng10 |
feat(Algebra/Representation): add abstract permutation action in TensorPower |
Hello, I'm a new contributor. I had an introduction here on [zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/113489-new-members/topic/Introduction.3A.20Schur.20Weyl.20Duality/with/607194314)
This PR is a first step in formalizing Shur Weyl duality, which I got feedback that it would be useful to mathlib. The final statement I had in mind has the form
/--
The centralizer of `{g^{⊗k} | g ∈ End(V)}`equals `Span{W_σ | σ ∈ S_k}`, for all dimensions `d` and tensor powers `k`.
---/
This PR tries to define permutation action on TensorPower; define permutation image space.
An initial version of the definition is more specific to the Euclidean space (for reference I list them below)
```
open scoped TensorProduct
variable {d : ℕ} {k : ℕ}
/-- The `k`-fold tensor power of `ℂ^d`, defined as `⨂[ℂ] (i : Fin k), (Fin d → ℂ)`. -/
abbrev PiTensorPower (d k : ℕ) : Type :=
PiTensorProduct ℂ (fun (_ : Fin k) => (Fin d → ℂ))
/-- The permutation operator `W_σ` on the tensor power `V^{⊗k}`.
Given `σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k)`, this acts by permuting the tensor factors:
`W_σ (v₁ ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ vₖ) = v_{σ⁻¹(1)} ⊗ ⋯ ⊗ v_{σ⁻¹(k)}`. -/
def permAction (d : ℕ) {k : ℕ} (σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k)) :
PiTensorPower d k ≃ₗ[ℂ] TensV d k :=
PiTensorProduct.reindex ℂ (fun (_ : Fin k) => (Fin d → ℂ)) σ
/-- The set of permutation operators in `End(V^{⊗k})`. -/
def permImage (d k : ℕ) : Set (Module.End ℂ (TensV d k)) :=
Set.range (fun σ : Equiv.Perm (Fin k) => (permAction d σ).toLinearMap)
```
LLM acknowledgement: I have used aristotle to write these definitions. However, I am very motivated to learn how to write proper code. I have looked more into `PiTensorProduct` and `TensorPower` module and came to the abstract version in the PR. I tried to ask aristotle about how it's defining things and whether it's suitable for mathlib.
And I would very much appreciate your thoughts on how appropriate these definitions are. Thanks for your time!
Yanting
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
will-close-soon
label:t-algebra$ |
22/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorPower/Basic.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'joelriou', 'teng10'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
12-60436 12 days ago |
100-6448 100 days ago |
100-6448 100 days |
0 |
| 43904 |
t4v1 author:t4v1 |
feat(MeasureTheory/Constructions/HaarToSphere): polar coordinates for lintegral |
`Measure.measurePreserving_homeomorphUnitSphereProd` represents an additive Haar measure on a nontrivial finite-dimensional normed space `E` as the product of the sphere measure `μ.toSphere` and Lebesgue measure on `(0, ∞)` with density `r ^ (dim E - 1)`. The file exposes it only through the radial corollaries `integrable_fun_norm_addHaar`, `integrableOn_fun_norm_addHaar` and `integral_fun_norm_addHaar`, all for integrands of the form `f ‖x‖`.
This PR adds the general `lintegral` form, for an arbitrary measurable `f : E → ℝ≥0∞`:
* `lintegral_addHaar_eq_lintegral_toSphere_lintegral_Ioi`:
`∫⁻ x, f x ∂μ = ∫⁻ ω, ∫⁻ r in Ioi 0, ENNReal.ofReal (r ^ (dim E - 1)) * f (r • ω) ∂μ.toSphere`;
* `setLIntegral_ball_eq_lintegral_toSphere_lintegral_Ioo`: the same for `∫⁻ y in ball c R, f y ∂μ`, with the radial integral over `Ioo 0 R` and the rays emanating from `c`.
Both are needed for Morrey's inequality (follow-up PR), whose two analytic steps integrate non-radial functions in polar coordinates; they are stated here on their own because they are independent of it.
The proofs were developed with the help of an LLM (Claude Code) and then checked and edited by the author, who takes responsibility for every line.
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
47/0 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Constructions/HaarToSphere.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 't4v1'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
12-60430 12 days ago |
35-71460 35 days ago |
35-71444 35 days |
1 |
| 44740 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
chore(Algebra/Ring/CompTypeclasses): fix a typo and reformat slightly |
Change `σ₂₃` to `σ` in the header, this one is clearly a typo.
Do some minor reformatting for the rest of the file, which I think make it nicer.
---
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
7/11 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/CompTypeclasses.lean |
1 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'user202729', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
12-44717 12 days ago |
12-48386 12 days ago |
12-48370 12 days |
0 |
| 44762 |
Julian-Kuelshammer author:Julian-Kuelshammer |
feat(Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/BracketingFunction): adds Huang-Tamari's bracketing functions |
This PR defines bracketing functions, an elementary description of the Tamari lattice. This PR is intentially kept short and just adds the definition and a bit of basic API. There are potential follow-ups proving that these are counted by the Catalan numbers and giving the lattice instance, for a preview see https://github.com/Julian-Kuelshammer/ExtensionClosedSubcategoriesOfAn/blob/main/ExtensionClosedSubcategoriesOfAn/BracketingFunctions.lean
A first version of the file was created with the help of Aristotle and Claude.
---
|
new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
|
102/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/Enumerative/Catalan/BracketingFunction.lean |
2 |
4 |
['Julian-Kuelshammer', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
12-15202 12 days ago |
12-15770 12 days ago |
12-16148 12 days |
0 |
| 44783 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Analysis/MeanInequalities): n-ary ℓ^p monotonicity and Lyapunov's inequality |
Add finite-sum versions of the two-term power inequalities in `Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean`, in `ℝ≥0`, `ℝ` and `ℝ≥0∞`:
* `sum_rpow_le_rpow_sum`: `∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p ≤ (∑ i ∈ s, f i) ^ p` for `1 ≤ p`
* `rpow_sum_rpow_le`: the `ℓ^p` (quasi)norm `(∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p) ^ (1 / p)` is antitone in `p > 0`
* `rpow_sum_le_sum_rpow`: `(∑ i ∈ s, f i) ^ p ≤ ∑ i ∈ s, f i ^ p` for `0 < p ≤ 1`
Also add Lyapunov's inequality in `Analysis/MeanInequalities.lean`, `NNReal.lyapunov_inequality` and `Real.lyapunov_inequality_of_nonneg`: the weighted moments `t ↦ ∑ i ∈ s, w i * f i ^ t` are log-convex on `[0, ∞)`.
The code was refined with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
Discussion on zulip: [ℓp norm monotonicity for finite sums](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/.E2.84.93p.20norm.20monotonicity.20for.20finite.20sums)
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t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
122/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalities.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean |
2 |
3 |
['ZRTMRH', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
11-65564 11 days ago |
11-68681 11 days ago |
11-68665 11 days |
0 |
| 41957 |
YijunYuan author:YijunYuan |
feat(NumberTheory/Padics/Complex): add densely normed field and separable space instances |
Equip the field `ℂ_[p]` of `p`-adic complex numbers and its dense subfield
`PadicAlgCl p` (the algebraic closure of `ℚ_[p]`) with two further standard
typeclass instances.
Main additions:
* `DenselyNormedField (PadicAlgCl p)`: the norm takes values dense in the
positive reals. The witness between two given bounds `a < b` is built from an
`n`-th root `z` of `p` (which exists since `PadicAlgCl p` is algebraically
closed): choosing `n` so that `(a / b) ^ n < ‖p‖` gives `a / b < ‖z‖ < 1`, and
some integer power `z ^ m` then has norm strictly between `a` and `b`.
* `SeparableSpace (PadicAlgCl p)`: the elements algebraic over `ℚ` form a
countable dense subset. Density follows from continuity of roots — `α` is a
root of its minimal polynomial `f` over `ℚ_[p]`, and approximating the
coefficients of `f` by a polynomial `g` over the dense subfield `ℚ` yields a
root `β` of `g` (hence algebraic over `ℚ`) arbitrarily close to `α`.
* The corresponding instances `DenselyNormedField ℂ_[p]` and
`SeparableSpace ℂ_[p]` are then inferred, `ℂ_[p]` being the completion of
`PadicAlgCl p`.
Supporting general instance:
* `DenselyNormedField (UniformSpace.Completion A)` for a densely normed field
`A` with `CompletableTopField A`, since the norm on the completion extends the
norm on `A`.
The existing `NontriviallyNormedField` instances on `PadicAlgCl p` and `ℂ_[p]`
are simplified to `inferInstance`, as they now follow from the new
`DenselyNormedField` instances. |
new-contributor
t-number-theory
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
123/19 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Field/Dense.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Completion.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/Padics/Complex.lean |
3 |
11 |
['YijunYuan', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'pechersky', 'riccardobrasca'] |
alreadydone assignee:alreadydone |
11-60439 11 days ago |
23-21972 23 days ago |
87-63796 87 days |
0 |
| 44786 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Lean/Quote): restore `Quote` instances for `Int` and `Rat` |
Add `Quote Int` and `Quote Rat` instances, analogous to core's `Quote Nat`.
They turn a number into numeral syntax without a type ascription (e.g. `quote (-7 / 2 : ℚ)` is `-7 / 2`), so the result elaborates at the expected type. These could later be upstreamed to Lean core.
These instances were added in #942 as part of `polyrith`, fixed in #24470, and removed together with the implementation of `polyrith` in #29547. This PR restores them unchanged (apart from naming) in their own file. Tests provided.
Motivated from the project of `maximize` / `minimize` tactics (PR to follow) which print a computed rational bound in a "Try this" suggestion such as `have : 4 * x + y ≤ 7 / 2 := by linarith`. Discussed on Zulip: [maximize / minimize tactic for linear optimization](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/maximize.20.2F.20minimize.20tactic.20for.20linear.20optimization).
The test file is refined with AI assistance (Claude) and has been reviewed by the author.
Co-authored-by: Mario Carneiro <di.gama@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aaron Liu <aaronliu2008@outlook.com>
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t-meta
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
164/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Lean/Quote.lean,MathlibTest/Quote.lean |
3 |
3 |
['ZRTMRH', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
11-56694 11 days ago |
11-57320 11 days ago |
11-57304 11 days |
0 |
| 44214 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions): taylor series bounds for sin and cos |
Adds `Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/SeriesBounds.lean` with three groups of results:
1. Remainder bounds on the unit disc at every order: `Complex.sin_series_bound`, `Complex.cos_series_bound` and their real forms. Ported from #29355, taken over with the author's agreement. This PR supersedes #29355, which can be closed when this lands.
2. `Real.sum_lt_sin_of_pos`, `Real.sin_lt_sum_of_pos`, `Real.sum_lt_cos_of_pos`, and `Real.cos_lt_sum_of_pos`: `sin x` and `cos x` lie between consecutive partial sums of their Taylor series. Yury posted on Zulip in October 2025 with a request that someone open a PR for it ([Upper and Lower Bounds of Cosine](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/217875-Is-there-code-for-X.3F/topic/Upper.20and.20Lower.20Bounds.20of.20Cosine/near/546287708)), it had not been opened.
4. Six low-order corollaries, as completion to `one_sub_sq_div_two_lt_cos` and `sin_gt_sub_cube` which Mathlib already has: `cos_lt/le_one_sub_sq_div_two_add_pow_four`, `sin_lt/le_sub_cube_add_pow_five`, and `sub_cube_add_pow_five_lt/le_sin` for negative arguments.
The 6 low-order corollaries and the docstrings were written with AI assistance (Claude). The code has been reviewed by the author.
Co-authored-by: Geoffrey Irving <irving@naml.us>
Co-authored-by: Yury G. Kudryashov <urkud@urkud.name>
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LLM-generated
new-contributor
t-analysis
|
302/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/BigOperators/Ring/Finset.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/SeriesBounds.lean |
3 |
53 |
['SnirBroshi', 'ZRTMRH', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
11-53424 11 days ago |
11-56081 11 days ago |
21-69399 21 days |
0 |
| 44684 |
josephqian507 author:josephqian507 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add row equivalence and echelon form lemmas |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix): add row equivalence and echelon form lemmas
This adds lemmas to bridge the current mathlib definition of row equivalence with the idea of two matrices that have the same null space. It also adds a proof that the reduced row echelon form of a matrix is unique. LLMs were used to fill in sorrys for some proofs (specifically, rowEquivalent_of_mul_eq_zero, rowEquivalent_iff_ker_eq, and much of RrefUniqueness.lean)
Co-authored-by: Junye Ji <junyej@uw.edu>
Co-authored-by: Dhruv Bhatia <dbhatia1@uw.edu>
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t-algebra
new-contributor
large-import
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
501/1 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Echelon/Basic.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Echelon/RrefUniqueness.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/ElementaryRowOperations.lean |
4 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'josephqian507'] |
nobody |
11-39023 11 days ago |
11-39709 11 days ago |
12-52588 12 days |
0 |
| 44784 |
shunfeng8421 author:shunfeng8421 |
feat(Combinatorics): prove finitary Van der Waerden by compactness |
Proves the finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem:
```lean
theorem van_der_waerden (k : ℕ) {κ : Type*} [Finite κ] [Nonempty κ] :
∃ N : ℕ, ∀ C : Fin (N + 1) → κ, HasMonoAPWithin k N C
```
i.e. every finite coloring of a sufficiently large initial segment `[0, N]`
contains a monochromatic arithmetic progression of length `k`.
This resolves the TODO in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean` asking for a
finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem.
## Proof sketch
The proof goes by compactness (Rado's selection lemma), the route explicitly
suggested in the TODO ("either by compactness or by modifying the current
proof"):
1. Assume the theorem fails: every segment `[0, N]` admits a "bad" coloring with
no monochromatic AP of length `k`.
2. For each finite set `s ⊆ ℕ`, pick the bad coloring of the covering interval
`[0, s.sup id]` and extend it (arbitrarily) to all of `ℕ`.
3. **Rado's selection lemma** (`Finset.rado_selection`, from
`Mathlib/Combinatorics/Compactness.lean`, itself proved via Tychonoff's
theorem) stitches these local bad colorings into a global coloring
`χ : ℕ → κ` that agrees with some local bad coloring on every finite set.
4. The **infinite** Van der Waerden theorem — `Combinatorics.exists_mono_homothetic_copy`,
a corollary of Hales–Jewett — produces a monochromatic AP `(a * t + b)_{t < k}`
in `χ`.
5. Viewed as a finite set, this AP lies inside the covering interval of some
finite set `t` on which the bad coloring agrees with `χ`, so it is also
monochromatic there — contradicting badness of that local coloring.
No explicit bounds are produced; this is purely an existence proof, which is
exactly what the compactness route buys.
## New definitions
- `Combinatorics.HasMonoAPWithin k N C`: the coloring `C : Fin (N+1) → κ` of the
initial segment `[0, N]` contains a monochromatic AP of length `k`.
## Changes
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean`: removed the completed TODO item
("Prove a finitary version of Van der Waerden's theorem ... by compactness"),
added a pointer to the new theorem in the "Main results" list.
- `Mathlib/Combinatorics/VanDerWaerden.lean`: new file.
## Notes for the reviewer
- The file header still contains the `[Author]` placeholder: fill in your name
before committing.
-------
**AI disclosure**: AI-assisted tools were used to draft the proof outline and Lean code, and to debug type/simplifier issues; all contributions were reviewed and verified by the author, who takes full responsibility for the correctness of the mathematics and code.
|
t-combinatorics
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
100/3 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/HalesJewett.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/VanDerWaerden.lean |
3 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'shunfeng8421'] |
nobody |
10-69926 10 days ago |
10-69926 10 days ago |
10-78266 10 days |
0 |
| 42353 |
sankalpsthakur author:sankalpsthakur |
feat(RingTheory): add nilpotence lemmas for zero sums |
In a commutative semiring, adds:
- `sq_eq_sq_of_add_eq_zero`: if `x + y = 0` then `x^2 = y^2`
- `IsNilpotent.of_add_eq_zero_left`: if `x + y = 0` and `y` is nilpotent, so is `x`
- `isNilpotent_iff_of_add_eq_zero`: under `x + y = 0`, `x` is nilpotent iff `y` is
Motivated by #10539.
### Validation
Built locally: `lake build Mathlib.RingTheory.Nilpotent.Basic` — succeeds.
Closes #10539
### AI/LLM disclosure
AI coding tools were used to help draft this change and PR description. I reviewed the complete change, understand the reasoning, and verified the build locally before submitting. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
49/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Nilpotent/Basic.lean |
1 |
29 |
['github-actions', 'sankalpsthakur', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
10-66340 10 days ago |
58-37524 58 days ago |
64-45296 64 days |
0 |
| 40472 |
karlesmarin author:karlesmarin |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): oriented incidence matrix |
Defines the oriented incidence matrix `SimpleGraph.orientedIncMatrix` of a simple graph on a linearly ordered vertex type, with each edge oriented from its smaller to its larger endpoint, and proves `orientedIncMatrix_mul_transpose : N * Nᵀ = G.lapMatrix R`.
This covers, for a fixed orientation, the second TODO in `Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/IncMatrix.lean`.
Written with the help of an LLM (Claude).
|
new-contributor
LLM-generated
t-combinatorics
|
157/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/OrientedIncMatrix.lean |
2 |
21 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'karlesmarin'] |
b-mehta assignee:b-mehta |
10-60441 10 days ago |
25-81458 25 days ago |
133-22375 133 days |
0 |
| 44812 |
keithadler author:keithadler |
fix(MeasureTheory/Group/Arithmetic): make `Finset.measurable_prod` state the product of functions |
`Finset.measurable_prod` (and `Finset.measurable_sum`) had exactly the same statement and proof as `Finset.measurable_fun_prod`: `Measurable fun a ↦ ∏ i ∈ s, f i a`. Everywhere else in this file the plain name states the point-free form (`List.measurable_prod : Measurable l.prod`, `Finset.aemeasurable_prod : AEMeasurable (∏ i ∈ s, f i) μ`) and `_fun_` states the `fun a ↦ …` form. This makes `Finset.measurable_prod` state `Measurable (∏ i ∈ s, f i)`, proved through `Multiset.measurable_prod` the way `aemeasurable_prod` is, and proves `measurable_fun_prod` from it. The two uses that need the `fun` form, `IsProgressive.finsetProd` and `integral_id_stdGaussian`, now use `measurable_fun_prod` / `measurable_fun_sum`.
The three edited modules build and `lake exe runLinter` passes on them, on current `master`. I did not build the rest of Mathlib, so CI will show whether anything else used the old statement.
Found with [Lean Studio](https://github.com/keithadler/leanstudio)'s Find Similar Proofs. Prepared with AI assistance (Claude); I checked the change and the build.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
9/9 |
Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Group/Arithmetic.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/Gaussian/Multivariate.lean,Mathlib/Probability/Process/Adapted.lean |
3 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'keithadler'] |
nobody |
10-59054 10 days ago |
10-60300 10 days ago |
10-60284 10 days |
0 |
| 43280 |
idontgetoutmuch author:idontgetoutmuch |
feat(Topology/VectorBundle): coordinate lemmas for the bundle of bilinear forms |
Two coordinate-level identities for the bundle of scalar-valued bilinear forms
`fun x ↦ E₁ x →L[𝕜] E₁ x →L[𝕜] 𝕜` over a vector bundle, added to
`Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Hom.lean`:
- `inCoordinates_apply_eq₂_bilin`: specialisation of `inCoordinates_apply_eq₂` to
scalar-valued forms on a single bundle (`E₂ = E₁`, `E₃ = Bundle.Trivial B 𝕜`);
- `trivializationAt_symm_apply_bilin`: the inverse trivialization of the bilinear-forms
bundle, applied to fibre vectors, equals the model form on their images under
`continuousLinearMapAt`.
`Hom.lean` now imports `Mathlib.Topology.VectorBundle.Constructions`, which is needed
for the `Bundle.Trivial` instances used in these statements.
`inCoordinates_apply_eq₂_bilin` is used to simplify six proof steps in
`Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Riemannian.lean`, which previously applied
`inCoordinates_apply_eq₂ h h (Set.mem_univ _)` and then simplified away the trivial-bundle
`linearMapAt` by hand. Two ad hoc `convert!` proofs there are replaced by the existing
`Trivialization.symm_linearMapAt`.
This is the first piece split out of #33714 (existence of a Riemannian metric on a
manifold), which will be rebased on top of this PR. |
t-topology
new-contributor
|
45/20 |
Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Hom.lean,Mathlib/Topology/VectorBundle/Riemannian.lean |
2 |
21 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'idontgetoutmuch'] |
grunweg assignee:grunweg |
10-9085 10 days ago |
30-6489 30 days ago |
52-20823 52 days |
0 |
| 40727 |
pepamontero author:pepamontero |
feat(Geometry/Manifold/Instances/Quotient): quotients of manifolds by smooth free properly discontinuous group actions are manifolds |
Add smooth manifold structure on orbit space `orbitRel.Quotient G M`.
This PR is a follow-up to #35653, which equipped `orbitRel.Quotient G M` with a `ChartedSpace` structure. Here we promote that to an `IsManifold I n` instance, assuming M itself is an `IsManifold I n` and `G` acts by
`ContMDiffConstSMul`.
This PR:
* Changes the charted space instance to use `IsLocalHomeomorph.chartedSpaceOfRightInverse` applied to `Quotient.out_eq`, so the charts come from an explicit local section `orbitRel.Quotient.localInverseAt x` of the quotient map at `x.out`.
* Adds some API on `localInverseAt` that is only relevant when we have an action (`localInverseAt_apply_mk_eq_smul`, `localInverseAt_symm_trans_eqOn_smul`, `exists_smul_mem_localInverseAt_target`)
* Defines the `transitionMap` between the charts of the quotient, and adds `transitionMap_locally_smul` which shows each transition map agrees near any point with `φ x⁻¹ ≫ (g • ·) ≫ φ y` for a single `g : G`.
* Uses the above to prove `isManifold_quotient_of_contMDiffSMul`.
This started as an ItaLean2025 project; here is the [Zulip thread](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/541885-ItaLean-2025/topic/Projects.3A.20Quotient.20Manifolds/with/575121158) dedicated to it.
Co-authored by: Enrique Díaz Blanco <qdiazblanco@gmail.com>
Co-authored by: Archie Browne <ajb421@ic.ac.uk>
--------
- [x] depends on: #41832
- [x] depends on: #41835
- [x] depends on: #42436
- [x] depends on: #42502
- [x] depends on: #41534
- [x] depends on: #43717
**Questions for reviewers**:
1. Should the acting group be `Γ` rather than `G`? Here `G` has no topology, and in other files `Γ` is used in this case.
2. Should `localInverseAt` be a `def` instead of an `abbrev`? It is an `abbrev` because there is already API for `IsLocalHomeomorph.localInverseAt` that I need.
3. Is changing the `ChartedSpace` instance to `Quotient.out` the right decision?
4. Should I write a definition for `(chartAt H x.out).symm ≫ₕ (g • ·) ≫ₕ chartAt H y.out` , similar to `transitionMap`?
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new-contributor
large-import
t-differential-geometry
maintainer-merge
|
131/6 |
Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/Instances/Quotient.lean |
1 |
87 |
['Deicyde', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'pepamontero', 'scholzhannah'] |
grunweg assignee:grunweg |
10-1981 10 days ago |
11-11511 11 days ago |
61-64031 61 days |
1 |
| 41308 |
sergantche author:sergantche |
feat: add `List.insertIdx_eraseIdx_getElem_perm` |
Adds `List.insertIdx_eraseIdx_getElem_perm`, showing that erasing an element by index and inserting it at any valid position gives a permutation of the original list.
This packages the existing lemmas `List.perm_insertIdx` and `List.getElem_cons_eraseIdx_perm` into a direct API lemma.
AI assistance was used in preparing this PR; I reviewed the statement and proof.
[](https://gitpod.io/from-referrer/) |
t-data
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
5/0 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Perm/Basic.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'sergantche', 'vlad902'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
9-60441 9 days ago |
102-70313 102 days ago |
106-73692 106 days |
0 |
| 42820 |
tolgadgrmnc27 author:tolgadgrmnc27 |
feat(Data/Nat/Choose): elementary Chernoff bound for tail sums of binomial coefficients |
Adds an elementary, purely combinatorial Chernoff-type bound on tail sums of
binomial coefficients:
```lean
theorem Nat.sum_Ico_choose_le_div (n m : ℕ) {x : α} (hx : 1 ≤ x) :
∑ j ∈ Ico m (n + 1), (n.choose j : α) ≤ (1 + x) ^ n / x ^ m
```
together with the specialization at `x = 2`:
```lean
theorem Nat.sum_Ico_choose_le_three_pow_div (n m : ℕ) :
∑ j ∈ Ico m (n + 1), (n.choose j : α) ≤ 3 ^ n / 2 ^ m
```
The proof is the classical exponential moment trick done combinatorially: for
`m ≤ j` and `1 ≤ x` we have `x ^ m ≤ x ^ j`, so the tail sum is bounded by
`x ^ (-m) * ∑ j, n.choose j * x ^ j = x ^ (-m) * (1 + x) ^ n` by the binomial
theorem. A helper `Nat.sum_range_choose_mul_pow` states the binomial theorem in
the convenient form `∑ j ≤ n, n.choose j * x ^ j = (1 + x) ^ n`.
### Why this is not already in Mathlib
* `Nat.sum_range_choose` gives the *total* sum `∑ j ≤ n, n.choose j = 2 ^ n`.
* `Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds.lean` bounds a *single* coefficient
(`choose_le_pow`, `choose_le_two_pow`, `choose_le_pow_div`, …).
* `Mathlib/Probability/Moments/SubGaussian.lean` has Chernoff/Hoeffding, but
measure-theoretically: using it for a counting argument requires setting up a
probability space with independent Bernoulli variables and translating back
to cardinalities.
I could not find a statement bounding a *partial* sum of binomial
coefficients. The version here needs no probability space and applies directly
to counting arguments (its original use was bounding the number of `n < 2 ^ k`
whose first `k` binary digits contain at least `m` ones).
### Notes
* Stated over a general `[Semifield α] [LinearOrder α] [IsStrictOrderedRing α]`,
matching the typeclass style of `Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Bounds.lean`.
* `Ico m (n + 1)` rather than a `filter (m ≤ ·)` form, as is idiomatic in
Mathlib; the two are equal by `Finset.filter_le_eq_Ico`-style reasoning.
* Names are of course open to bikeshedding.
---
- [x] depends on: nothing
|
t-data
new-contributor
|
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Choose/Tail.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
9-59530 9 days ago |
68-21414 68 days ago |
68-21398 68 days |
0 |
| 39347 |
Sfgangloff author:Sfgangloff |
feat(SymbolicDynamics): refactor of Pattern and shift-invariance of shape languages for subshifts |
## Summary
This PR refactors Pattern.mulShift in Mathlib/Dynamics/SymbolicDynamics/Basic.lean and uses the cleaner definition to prove shift-invariance of the language of a subshift on a finite shape.
## Changes
Pattern.mulShift now returns a Pattern instead of a configuration (more natural).
- Old type: Pattern.mulShift : Pattern A G → G → (G → A)
- New type: Pattern.mulShift : Pattern A G → G → Pattern A G
- The result carries its support (p.support.image (v * ·)) and the
default-outside-support proof, so callers don't have to re-derive them.
The [IsLeftCancelMul G] hypothesis is moved to the lemmas that actually use it.
- The definition Pattern.mulShift itself no longer needs left-cancellation (it only
chooses a preimage noncomputably).
- The hypothesis is now stated on mulShift_config_apply_mul_left_of_mem and
mulOccursInAt_eq_cylinder directly, instead of being a section-level variable.
Renames following the type change.
- mulShift_apply_mul_left_of_mem → mulShift_config_apply_mul_left_of_mem (because we
now write (p.mulShift v).config instead of p.mulShift v).
New @[simp] and @[ext] lemmas for Pattern.
- Pattern.ext: two patterns are equal iff their supports agree and their
configurations agree on the support.
- Pattern.mulShift_support: the support of p.mulShift v is p.support.image (v * ·).
- Pattern.fromConfig_support: the support of fromConfig x U is U.
- Pattern.fromConfig_config_of_mem: on its support, fromConfig x U agrees with x.
New lemma Pattern.fromConfig_mulShift.
For a left inverse g' * g = 1, shifting the pattern fromConfig x U by g equals
fromConfig (mulShift g' x) (U.image (g * ·)).
New theorem MulSubshift.languageOn_image_mulShift.
For a subshift Y and elements g, g' with g * g' = 1 and g' * g = 1:
(fun p => p.mulShift g) '' Y.languageOn U = Y.languageOn (U.image (g * ·))
i.e. the language on the translated shape is exactly the image of the language on U
under the pattern-shift map. This gives a bijection between Y.languageOn U and
Y.languageOn (U.image (g * ·)), with inverse p ↦ p.mulShift g'. Stated for
left-cancellative monoids with an invertible element.
Updated docstrings for Pattern.mulShift and the renamed lemma to reflect the
bundled-Pattern return type and clarify which results need [IsLeftCancelMul G]. |
t-dynamics
new-contributor
|
144/47 |
Mathlib/Dynamics/SymbolicDynamics/Basic.lean |
1 |
13 |
['Sfgangloff', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'sgouezel'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
9-36572 9 days ago |
9-37178 9 days ago |
69-74683 69 days |
0 |
| 44798 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
style(Order/Heyting): rename inf_himp to inf_himp_self |
Rename `inf_himp` to `inf_himp_self` to align with its dual `sup_sdiff_self` and companion lemma `himp_inf_self`, resolving an in-code TODO. Add a deprecated alias `inf_himp`.
---
> [!NOTE]
> **LLM Disclosure / AI Use**: This PR was prepared with the assistance of an LLM (`LLM-generated`). All proofs and statements have been formally verified by Lean 4 and checked with linters.
|
t-order
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
5/4 |
Mathlib/Order/Heyting/Basic.lean |
1 |
3 |
['3y3y3y-huaiji', 'github-actions', 'plp127', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
9-33416 9 days ago |
10-85307 10 days ago |
10-85291 10 days |
0 |
| 43577 |
javgomzar author:javgomzar |
chore(Order/BooleanAlgebra): Add push tags |
Add push tags to some lemmas in Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean
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t-order
new-contributor
|
19/4 |
Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
9-29194 9 days ago |
9-31729 9 days ago |
45-368 45 days |
0 |
| 44831 |
scottdhughes author:scottdhughes |
feat(Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow): add a real power difference bound |
Add `Real.abs_rpow_sub_rpow_le` in `Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean`: for nonnegative real bases and `0 ≤ p ≤ 1`,
```lean
|a ^ p - b ^ p| ≤ |a - b| ^ p
```
Provide a direct scalar API for downstream fractional-power regularity estimates. Derive the bound from the neighboring `Real.rpow_add_le_add_rpow`, then handle the two input orders. Include both exponent endpoints. Add one lemma and its docstring, with no new imports.
---
Local validation on Lean/Mathlib 4.35.0:
- `lake build Mathlib.Analysis.MeanInequalitiesPow`
- `lake exe lint-style Mathlib.Analysis.MeanInequalitiesPow`
- Fresh source elaboration, exported-type and axiom checks, plus all 15 default declaration linters for the new lemma.
The axiom check reports only `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound`.
AI assistance: Codex adapted an existing downstream proof, searched Mathlib and relevant open PRs, drafted this description, and ran the local checks.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
19/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/MeanInequalitiesPow.lean |
1 |
3 |
['copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'scottdhughes'] |
nobody |
8-85054 8 days ago |
10-1818 10 days ago |
10-1802 10 days |
0 |
| 42693 |
justin-palumbo author:justin-palumbo |
feat(Topology/MetricSpace): a Gδ subset of a Polish space is Polish |
Adds `IsGδ.polishSpace`: a Gδ subset of a Polish space is Polish, which strengthens the existing IsOpen.polishSpace.
The proof follows the outline in Anush Tserunyan's descriptive set theory notes, https://www.math.mcgill.ca/atserunyan/Teaching_notes/dst_lectures.pdf where it is attributed to A. Bernshteyn. The "usual" approach (as in Kechris's Classical Descriptive Set Theory) constructs a complete compatible metric (the "Alexandrov metric"). The approach taken here is snappier to formalize - the idea is to give a closed embeddding from the G\delta set into another Polish space, and appeal to the fact closed subsets of Polish spaces are Polish. [Note the Alexandrov metric is recoverable from the embedding via the induced complete metrics on the product topology.]
---
Question: `IsOpen.polishSpace` could now be proven directly from`isGδ.polishSpace`, and `CompleteCopy` completely retired. That feels cleaner to me, given `CompleteCopy` has had no users since it was ported along with everything else in 2023: #3357. The main argument for keeping is that leveraging `CompleteCopy` is slightly more explicit in proving that open subsets are Polish. Happy to remove in a follow-up, in this PR, or not at all :)
(Update: For now, marking as deprecated based on suggestion from @j-loreaux )
LLM usage disclaimer: I wrote an original local version of this PR myself, and then used Claude Opus to double-check / simplify / help me pull out names of relevant theorems from mathlib. The primary non-trivial contribution from LLM was idea of leveraging isClosed_eq (ie proving closure of range by framing the range of the embedding as a countable intersection of pairs satisfying closed equations). I take full responsibility for the code here |
new-contributor
t-topology
|
94/14 |
Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean |
1 |
21 |
['felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'justin-palumbo'] |
j-loreaux assignee:j-loreaux |
8-81278 8 days ago |
8-81296 8 days ago |
70-81060 70 days |
0 |
| 44537 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Analysis/Convex/Cone): prove that open sets have open hulls |
This PR proves `ConvexCone.isOpen_hull`: if addition and multiplication by each fixed scalar are continuous, the convex cone hull of an open set is open. It defines `ConvexCone.interior`, with coercion, membership, and equality lemmas parallel to the closure API. The hull theorem then follows from cone minimality.
The original hypotheses do not suffice, see #44689 for a counterexample.
---
AI-assisted contribution.
|
t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
file-removed
|
57/24 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Interior.lean,Wanted.lean,Wanted/Analysis/Convex/Cone/Basic.lean |
5 |
15 |
['github-actions', 'pepamontero', 'vincentqb'] |
nobody |
8-66089 8 days ago |
13-53289 13 days ago |
16-66548 16 days |
0 |
| 43040 |
Qinghev author:Qinghev |
feat(Analysis/Convex): add center mass residual identity |
This adds `Finset.sum_smul_sub_centerMass_eq_zero`, stating that the weighted sum of displacements from a finite center of mass is zero whenever the total weight is nonzero.
---
Codex assisted with drafting and verification. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
|
5/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Convex/Combination.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
8-60439 8 days ago |
62-36548 62 days ago |
62-36532 62 days |
0 |
| 42995 |
jacob-greenfield author:jacob-greenfield |
feat: add `List.Pairwise.orderedInsert'`, `List.sortedLE_orderedInsert_lt`, and `List.sortedGE_orderedInsert_gt` |
Introduce a generalized `Pairwise.orderedInsert'` lemma to prove that `Pairwise r l` is maintained after performing an `orderedInsert` using a relation stronger than `r` under certain conditions. Prove `sortedLE_orderedInsert_lt`, showing that `l.orderedInsert (· < ·) a` preserves `SortedLE` for decidable total preorders (analogously for `sortedGE_orderedInsert_gt`). This is useful for inserting an element into a sorted list *behind* any other elements which compare equal.
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I was hoping to avoid `omit`, but that would require moving all of `Pairwise.orderedInsert'`, `Pairwise.orderedInsert`, `pairwise_insertionSort`, `sublist_insertionSort'`, `pair_sublist_insertionSort'`, and `mergeSort_eq_insertionSort` after `end sort` on line 365 and reintroducing all the section variables. I also considered moving `Pairwise.orderedInsert'` somewhere _before_ `variable {α β : Type*} (r : α → α → Prop) (s : β → β → Prop)` on line 30, but that would place it before `orderedInsert` is defined. "Omit" seemed like the least invasive approach.
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t-data
new-contributor
|
27/11 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Sort.lean |
1 |
8 |
['github-actions', 'jacob-greenfield', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
8-59534 8 days ago |
63-50801 63 days ago |
63-50785 63 days |
0 |
| 44885 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
feat(Combinatorics/Quiver/Path): monotonicity of valuations and cycle obstruction |
Define monotonicity of vertex valuations along paths in a quiver and deduce that
strict valuations rule out non-trivial cycles. As a consequence, `Reachable` is a
partial order when such a valuation exists.
---
> [!NOTE]
> **LLM Disclosure / AI Use**: This PR was prepared with the assistance of an LLM
> (`LLM-generated`). All proofs and statements have been formally verified by Lean 4
> and checked with linters. |
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
64/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/Quiver/Path.lean |
1 |
3 |
['3y3y3y-huaiji', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
8-42887 8 days ago |
8-42887 8 days ago |
8-42871 8 days |
0 |
| 44634 |
3y3y3y-huaiji author:3y3y3y-huaiji |
refactor(RingTheory/Ideal): deprecate Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_coprime |
Deprecate `Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_coprime` in favor of `Ideal.mul_eq_inf_of_isCoprime`, resolving the TODO in `Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Operations.lean`.
---
> [!NOTE]
> **LLM Disclosure / AI Use**: This PR was prepared with the assistance of an LLM (`LLM-generated`). All proofs and statements have been formally verified by Lean 4 and checked with linters.
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t-ring-theory
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
10/8 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Ideal/Operations.lean |
1 |
4 |
['3y3y3y-huaiji', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
8-26289 8 days ago |
12-17849 12 days ago |
14-42102 14 days |
0 |
| 44810 |
zixiaowang17 author:zixiaowang17 |
feat(Combinatorics): add abstract graphical Markov properties |
Introduce the global, local, and pairwise Markov properties for undirected graphs, and prove
the forward implications global → local → pairwise under the semigraphoid axioms.
The implementation is a single module importing `Mathlib.Combinatorics.SimpleGraph.Walk.Basic`.
The current framework allows arbitrary vertex types, including infinite and uncountable types.
Reference: David Montague and Bala Rajaratnam, *Graphical Markov models for infinitely many
variables*, *Transactions of the American Mathematical Society* **370** (2018), no. 11,
7557–7603. [doi:10.1090/tran/7048](https://doi.org/10.1090/tran/7048).
---
I want to introduce “a graphical framework in which we can analyze the Markov properties
from a purely set theoretic perspective which is independent of probability theory,” as
described in [Section 4](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1501.07878#page=8).
Motivation: I was trying to provide a common foundation connecting graphical models in
statistics, random fields, and percolation on lattices. Along the way, I found that most of
the materials I read assumed finite vertex sets. However, I want to understand better what
drives the equivalence of the Markov properties, so that we can talk about theorems with
more flexibility. I then found this paper, which, in Section 4, takes a purely set-theoretic approach
to independence and graphical Markov properties, separately from its treatment of
measure-theoretic conditional independence in probabilistic models.
If this PR meets the requirements and is in the right direction, I plan to finish proving
the equivalence of the pairwise, local, and global Markov properties for ternary relations
under suitable intersection assumptions. In the long term, I plan to connect conditional
independence in probability with graphical models, including DAGs.
AI assistance: OpenAI Codex assisted with the Lean definitions and proofs. I checked every
line of the code. |
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
138/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Markov.lean,docs/references.bib |
3 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'zixiaowang17'] |
nobody |
8-14927 8 days ago |
10-64258 10 days ago |
10-64242 10 days |
0 |
| 44906 |
yudukikun5120 author:yudukikun5120 |
feat(Archive): formalize negation in vector logic |
This adds a formalization of negation in Mizraji's two-valued vector logic to `Archive/VectorLogic.lean`, using mathlib's matrix and real-number APIs.
For two orthonormal real vectors `s` and `n` in an arbitrary finite-dimensional coordinate space, define `N = nsᵀ + snᵀ` and the logical identity `I₂ = ssᵀ + nnᵀ`. Prove that negation exchanges the truth vectors, exchanges the coefficients of their linear combinations, and satisfies `N * N = I₂`. Double negation fixes every linear combination of the truth vectors. The formalization also shows that negation annihilates vectors orthogonal to both, so it does not assert that `N²` is the ambient identity in higher dimension.
The definitions follow Eduardo Mizraji's *Vector logics: The matrix-vector representation of logical calculus* (1992), as reproduced in §4.2, equations (15)–(16), of his 2016 paper: https://doi.org/10.1387/theoria.13959.
---
This is a draft for feedback on whether this paper-specific formalization is suitable for `Archive`; its placement has not been agreed with maintainers.
Validation on macOS arm64 with Lean 4.35.0:
- `lake build Archive.VectorLogic`
- `lake exe lint-style Archive.VectorLogic`
- `lake exe mk_all --lib Archive --check`
- Separate local checks with a three-dimensional truth pair, including a counterexample to the ambient identity assertion.
AI disclosure: OpenAI Codex generated the implementation, proofs, and this PR description, and ran the local validation. The changes are marked as LLM-generated. This description does not claim completion of independent human review.
|
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
102/0 |
Archive.lean,Archive/VectorLogic.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'yudukikun5120'] |
nobody |
8-10278 8 days ago |
8-10287 8 days ago |
8-10271 8 days |
0 |
| 42912 |
justin-palumbo author:justin-palumbo |
feat(Topology/GDelta): a completely metrizable subspace of a T6 space is Gδ |
Adds TopologicalSpace.IsCompletelyMetrizableSpace.isGδ: a completely metrizable subspace of a T6 space is Gδ
This is one direction of a foundational fact in descriptive set theory --- the Polish subspaces of a Polish space are exactly the Gδ subsets.
The proof here is modeled on the exposition in Anush Tserunyan's descriptive set theory notes https://www.math.mcgill.ca/atserunyan/Teaching_notes/dst_lectures.pdf, with one adjustment; to make the formalization easier and avoid having multiple distance metrics instantiated at the same time, instead of directly defining open `U_n` with `s = ⋂ n, U` define them such that `s = closure s ∩ ⋂ n, U n` and then appeal to the fact closed sets are Gδ in a perfectly normal space.
---
- [x] depends on: #42896 [which fixes buggy naming present in Topology/Metrizable/CompletelyMetrizable]
This can be viewed as a companion to #42693, which - under the stronger assumption of the ambient space being Polish - establishes the other direction --- a Gδ subspace of a Polish space is itself Polish.
Together, these give Alexandrov's theorem, characterizing the Polish subspaces of an ambient Polish space as exactly the Gδ ones, and (via `Metric.PiNatEmbed.exists_embedding_to_hilbert_cube`) Polish spaces as exactly the Gδ subsets of the Hilbert cube. If and when both these PRs are committed, I anticipate adding these consequences to Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean
LLM usage: I wrote the initial version myself, while using Google's free "AI mode" to help me find relevant lemma names in the codebase, and afterward used helped Claude Opus to review, which led to simplifying some of the arguments. I take full responsibility for the code here
|
t-topology
new-contributor
|
91/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/GDelta/CompletelyMetrizable.lean |
2 |
8 |
['github-actions', 'justin-palumbo', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'plp127'] |
nobody |
7-59538 7 days ago |
65-17222 65 days ago |
65-17503 65 days |
0 |
| 41920 |
junjihashimoto author:junjihashimoto |
feat(Analysis/CliffordAlgebra): the pseudoscalar of Cl(n,0) and its complex structure |
We study the Clifford algebra of Euclidean `n`-space (the quadratic form `x ↦ ⟪x, x⟫_ℝ` on `EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin n)`). The pseudoscalar `ω = e₀ ⋯ eₙ₋₁` satisfies
* `ω * ω = (-1) ^ (n.choose 2)` (`pseudoscalar_mul_pseudoscalar'`),
* `γᵢ * ω = (-1) ^ (n - 1) • (ω * γᵢ)` (`γ_mul_pseudoscalar`),
so it is central for odd `n`, and a square root of `-1` iff `n ≡ 2, 3 [MOD 4]`. In that case left multiplication by `ω` is a complex structure: we provide a scoped `Module ℂ` instance (via `Complex.liftAux` and `Module.compHom`; no commutation is needed for a module structure, which covers the non-central case `n ≡ 2 [MOD 4]`), and for `n ≡ 3 [MOD 4]` an `Algebra ℂ` structure as a non-instance def.
The sign computations are done by moving a generator through a product of distinct generators (`γ_mul_prod`, `γ_mul_prod_mem`, `prod_sq`), with no case analysis on `n`.
In a follow-up PR this makes the Clifford–Fourier transform (Ebling–Scheuermann) an instance of the ordinary vector-valued Fourier transform, giving Plancherel's theorem and the inversion formula.
- [ ] depends on: (nothing)
|
t-analysis
new-contributor
|
303/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/CliffordAlgebra/Euclidean.lean |
2 |
5 |
['eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'j-loreaux'] |
nobody |
7-59534 7 days ago |
96-21492 96 days ago |
96-21976 96 days |
1 |
| 42380 |
matt-w-horn author:matt-w-horn |
feat(Algebra/Ring): add sum_range_mul_geometric_add |
Over a `CommRing`: `∑ k < m, k * (x ^ k * (1 - x)) + m * x ^ m = ∑ k ∈ Icc 1 m, x ^ k`. Summation by parts for the geometric sum; it computes the mean of a censored geometric distribution, which #42381 adds.
Used in Overload, a library on retry and overload dynamics, where it's stated over `ℝ` with a side condition that turns out to be unnecessary: https://github.com/matt-w-horn/overload/blob/4ecbebf/Overload/Retry/Amplification.lean
Claude Fable wrote the Lean from a spec I gave it. I reviewed and tested it myself, including adversarial tests and the suites in the library above, and did the same for its dependencies.
Assisted-by: Claude Fable 5 |
t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
11/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/GeomSum.lean |
1 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'matt-w-horn', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
7-56247 7 days ago |
7-56404 7 days ago |
71-39878 71 days |
0 |
| 42225 |
matt-w-horn author:matt-w-horn |
feat(Order): Knaster–Tarski fixed points on an interval |
`lfpIcc f a b` and `gfpIcc f a b`: least and greatest fixed points of `f` on `Set.Icc a b` in a conditionally complete lattice, for `f` monotone on the interval and mapping it into itself. Also interval membership, endpoint-iterate bounds, and monotonicity in `f`.
`OrderHom.lfp` gives this through the complete-lattice instance on the subtype, but wants a `Fact (a ≤ b)` and returns subtype elements. These take `MonotoneOn` and `MapsTo` directly and stay in `α`. Bridge lemmas between the two are a follow-up.
Used on intervals of ℝ in Overload, a sorry-free Lean library on retry and overload dynamics: https://github.com/matt-w-horn/overload/tree/main/Overload
Claude Fable wrote the Lean from a spec I gave it. I reviewed and tested it myself, including adversarial tests and the suites in the library above, and did the same for its dependencies.
Assisted-by: Claude Fable 5 |
t-order
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
166/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Order/FixedPointsIcc.lean |
2 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'matt-w-horn', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
7-32866 7 days ago |
81-59393 81 days ago |
81-59377 81 days |
0 |
| 44934 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
fix(linter): ignore declaration names in flexible linter |
Skip the declaration name when collecting stained locations from `letIdDecl`. This prevents `simp at h; let h := 3` (and the corresponding `have`) from being reported as a use of the old `h`, while preserving warnings for references in the declaration type or right-hand side.
Addresses the third example in #32257. Includes six regression cases.
---
Validation: `MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/Basic.lean` passes on Lean 4.35.0. With the original implementation, the two new shadowing cases fail; the four true-reference controls pass.
AI assistance: Codex assisted with the fix and regression tests.
|
t-linter
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
74/0 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Linter/FlexibleLinter.lean,MathlibTest/Linter/Flexible/Basic.lean |
2 |
3 |
['CollinYuanjieRen', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-19185 7 days ago |
7-21845 7 days ago |
7-21829 7 days |
0 |
| 44941 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
feat(Data/Finset/Sort): add filtering and greatest insertion lemmas |
Prove that filtering commutes with `Finset.sort`, and that inserting a new greatest element appends it to the sorted list. Both lemmas work for general total, transitive, antisymmetric relations.
Continues the sorting portion of #9605 by @davikrehalt.
Codex (GPT-6 Astra) assisted with the Lean proofs.
|
t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
13/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Sort.lean |
1 |
3 |
['CollinYuanjieRen', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
7-15873 7 days ago |
7-17475 7 days ago |
7-17459 7 days |
0 |
| 44893 |
unknown8575 author:unknown8575 |
chore(Topology/MetricSpace/Polish): generalize `IsClopenable.iUnion` to countable index types |
The proof only used ℕ to get `t' ≤ t` through index 0, but `exists_polishSpace_forall_le` already gives this directly. So the lemma now works for any countable index type, and the TODO is removed.
I used an LLM to find this TODO and draft the change. I've checked it, built it locally, and understand every line. |
t-topology
new-contributor
|
18/15 |
Mathlib/Topology/MetricSpace/Polish.lean |
1 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'plp127', 'unknown8575', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
7-4711 7 days ago |
8-23792 8 days ago |
8-23776 8 days |
0 |
| 44945 |
CollinYuanjieRen author:CollinYuanjieRen |
chore(Algebra/Lie): generalize subalgebra map membership |
Generalize `LieSubalgebra.mem_map_submodule` to arbitrary Lie algebra morphisms. Add `mem_map_equiv` and update the three skew-adjoint equivalence proofs.
Continues Eric Rodriguez Boidi's #7994, marked `please-adopt`.
---
Checked the five affected modules with Lean 4.36.0-rc1 and a zero-morphism client regression.
AI-assisted: Codex prepared the Lean changes; GPT-6 Astra assisted with proof checks.
|
t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
9/6 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/SkewAdjoint.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/Subalgebra.lean |
2 |
3 |
['CollinYuanjieRen', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
6-73041 6 days ago |
6-73808 6 days ago |
6-73792 6 days |
0 |
| 42046 |
LegaSage author:LegaSage |
feat(Polynomial): add Wronskian linear dependence lemmas |
This extends the polynomial Wronskian API of Baek and Lee from the existing coprime case to arbitrary polynomials over a characteristic-zero field.
It adds:
* an explicit nontrivial scalar relation for any pair with zero Wronskian, including zero-polynomial edge cases;
* scalar-multiple corollaries when either polynomial is nonzero;
* the weighted derivative corollary that solutions of `a * f' - n * a' * f = 0` are scalar multiples of `a ^ n` when `a ≠ 0`.
The proof factors out the polynomial gcd and applies the existing `IsCoprime.wronskian_eq_zero_iff` theorem. This PR makes no novelty claim; it packages standard consequences of the existing Baek–Lee coprime Wronskian API.
-------
The implementation was prepared with assistance from OpenAI Codex and reviewed and submitted by LegaSage.
|
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
large-import
LLM-generated
|
96/1 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Polynomial/Wronskian.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
6-60435 6 days ago |
91-58224 91 days ago |
91-58208 91 days |
0 |
| 42487 |
bocowgill author:bocowgill |
feat(Algebra/BigOperators/Group/Finset/Powerset): add nested powersetCard identities |
This PR adds product and sum identities for nested collections of fixed-cardinality subsets. For `r ≤ k`, each `r`-element subset of a finite set `s` is contained in exactly
`Nat.choose (s.card - r) (k - r)`
of the `k`-element subsets of `s`. Thus, a sum over the `r`-element subsets of every `k`-element subset reduces to this multiplicity, times a single sum over `s.powersetCard r`. The product version is the analogous power identity.
The proof exchanges the order of the two big operators using `Finset.prod_comm'`. It then counts each fiber with `Finset.card_filter_powersetCard_subset`. The additive identities are generated with `to_additive`. The PR also provides the useful elementwise specialization `r = 1`.
**Motivation**: These results provide reusable weighted double-counting tools for finite combinatorics. They are useful in arguments about uniform set systems, incidence relations, and sums or products over fixed-cardinality subsets.
---
### LLM disclosure
For theorem planning and Lean implementation, I used OpenAI Codex substantially. I also used Codex to search Mathlib and open PRs for related results, suggest naming and documentation, iterate on the proofs, audit import dependencies, and validate the commits locally.
I personally reviewed the mathematical statements and Lean code line-by-line, including the naming and API choices. I also confirmed that I can explain each step of the proofs.
For the current revision, I ran a targeted build of `Mathlib.Algebra.BigOperators.Group.Finset.Powerset`, the style and environment linters, and `git diff --check`. I also inspected the generated additive declarations and axiom dependencies, and tested an alternative proof using explicit incidence finsets. The complete GitHub CI suite passes.
This is one of my earliest Mathlib contributions. I welcome corrections and suggestions, and I am prepared to revise the PR and learn from the review. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
LLM-generated
label:t-algebra$ |
27/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/BigOperators/Group/Finset/Powerset.lean |
1 |
17 |
['bocowgill', 'github-actions', 'pepamontero'] |
eric-wieser assignee:eric-wieser |
6-60433 6 days ago |
39-52671 39 days ago |
77-81012 77 days |
0 |
| 42142 |
philipp-svinger author:philipp-svinger |
feat(Analysis/ODE): peano existence theorem, Tonelli approximation 1 |
Add Tonelli approximation method for ODEs.
Implement the structure IsPeano similar to IsPicardLindelof. Construct a sequence of approximations using Tonelli technique.
First step towards Peano existence
Co-authored-by: Florian Grube <fgrube@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Paul Niessner <pniessner@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Julian Rolfes <jrolfes@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Luke Schleef <lschleef@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
Co-authored-by: Philipp Svinger <psvinger@math.uni-bielefeld.de>
---
We want to add the proof of the Peano existence theorem for ODEs, using Tonelli approximations.
This will be a series of PRs working towards this goal. In this first PR, we
implement the structure IsPeano similar to IsPicardLindelof and construct a sequence of approximations using Tonelli technique. See our further PRs for more information, last: #42148
---
The statements, definitions and proofs were written without AI.
AI was used afterwards to help us to adapt our code to the style and naming conventions.
We also used it in the process of writing a documentation.
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t-analysis
new-contributor
|
207/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/ODE/Peano.lean |
2 |
24 |
['github-actions', 'mcdoll', 'philipp-svinger', 'sgouezel'] |
nobody |
6-59533 6 days ago |
27-78872 27 days ago |
84-41893 84 days |
5 |
| 40599 |
ChiCubed author:ChiCubed |
feat(LinearAlgebra): rank-nullity theorems for Submodule map/comap |
We show forms of the rank-nullity theorem involving `Submodule.map` and `Submodule.comap`. Together with `LinearMap.ker_comp` this provides a formula for the rank of the kernel of a composite (and, in finite dimensions at least, for the rank of the range).
---
I didn't explicitly write the aforementioned formula for rank ker (f ∘ g) since it is just `LinearMap.ker_comp` followed by `LinearMap.lift_rank_comap`, but perhaps it should be added for discoverability?
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
61/14 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Submodule/Ker.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Submodule/Map.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Submodule/Range.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Dimension/RankNullity.lean |
4 |
46 |
['ADedecker', 'ChiCubed', 'Vierkantor', 'github-actions', 'jcommelin', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
kim-em assignee:kim-em |
6-44805 6 days ago |
6-46553 6 days ago |
119-74869 119 days |
0 |
| 44955 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
chore: change all occurrences of equational lemma to equation lemma |
Change all occurrences of "equational lemma" to "equation lemma". Also add a missing apostrophe.
---
As far as I can tell, both are grammatical: the "equation" in "equation lemma" is a noun adjunct, while "equational" is an adjective. It feels like noun adjunct is "more advanced English" though.
Before this pull request: ("equation lemma" is more popular than "equational lemma")
```
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equational lemma'|wc -l
10
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equation lemma'|wc -l
31
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equational theorem'|wc -l
6
[mathlib4]$ rg 'equation theorem'|wc -l
2
```
and in Lean: (same, but only slightly)
```
[lean4]$ rg 'equational lemma'|wc -l
16
[lean4]$ rg 'equation lemma'|wc -l
20
[lean4]$ rg 'equational theorem'|wc -l
85
[lean4]$ rg 'equation theorem'|wc -l
38
```
Not sure if it's worth unifying the theorem case (probably yes. But in this case, apparently "equational theorem" is more popular than "equation theorem".), and/or unify lemma and theorem (probably not, mathlib distinguishes lemmas and theorems).
|
new-contributor |
10/10 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/HomComplex.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/HomotopyCategory/MappingCone.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Limits/Final.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/CoversTop/Basic.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Sites/Hypercover/One.lean,Mathlib/Data/Nat/Fib/Zeckendorf.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Eqns.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Translate/ToAdditive.lean,docs/Conv/Guide.lean |
9 |
3 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
6-29087 6 days ago |
6-36124 6 days ago |
6-36108 6 days |
0 |
| 40266 |
WangJiabai author:WangJiabai |
feat(RingTheory/MvPolynomial): define generic determinantal ideals |
This PR adds a foundational API for determinantal ideals of the generic matrix.
It defines `Matrix.MinorIndex`, the corresponding minors of the existing generic
matrix `Matrix.mvPolynomialX`, the finite set of all `t × t` generic minors, and
the ideal generated by these minors in `MvPolynomial (Fin m × Fin n) R`.
It also proves basic membership, evaluation, coefficient-map/base-change, and
finite-generation lemmas.
This PR intentionally does not include the Sturmfels/KRS/straightening/Groebner
part of the development.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
147/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Determinant/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/DeterminantalIdeal.lean |
3 |
45 |
['WangJiabai', 'github-actions', 'jjdishere', 'tb65536'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
5-74098 5 days ago |
5-74098 5 days ago |
139-3791 139 days |
0 |
| 29713 |
jessealama author:jessealama |
feat(Algebra/Homology): add Euler–Poincaré formula |
This PR builds on the generalized Euler characteristic framework from #31121 to prove the Euler-Poincaré formula for chain complexes.
PR #31121 defines the Euler characteristic for general homological complexes. This PR specializes those definitions to ℤ-indexed chain complexes and proves the main Euler-Poincaré theorem.
### Main result (in `EulerPoincare.lean`)
* `ChainComplex.eulerChar_eq_homologyEulerChar`: For ℤ-indexed bounded chain complexes of finite-dimensional modules over a division ring, the alternating sum of chain dimensions equals the alternating sum of homology dimensions.
### Supporting lemmas
The file also provides dimension lemmas generalized to arbitrary `HomologicalComplex (ModuleCat k) c` (not just ℤ-indexed chain complexes):
* `HomologicalComplex.dFrom_zero_range` / `dTo_zero_range`: zero range when the target/source object is zero
* `HomologicalComplex.dFrom_range_finrank_eq_d` / `dTo_range_finrank_eq_d`: range of `dFrom`/`dTo` has the same dimension as the underlying differential
* `HomologicalComplex.range_dTo_le_ker_dFrom`: range of `dTo` is contained in the kernel of `dFrom`
|
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
264/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Homology/EulerPoincare.lean |
2 |
26 |
['github-actions', 'jessealama', 'joelriou', 'kim-em', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot'] |
nobody |
5-72336 5 days ago |
5-72545 5 days ago |
41-31929 41 days |
0 |
| 40368 |
Sanghyeok0 author:Sanghyeok0 |
feat: add confluence predicates for relations |
This PR adds a minimal relation-level API for confluence-style properties:
* `Relation.IsDiamond`
* `Relation.IsConfluent`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser`
It also adds the basic API connecting these predicates:
* `Relation.ReflTransGen.to_eqvGen`
* `Relation.Join.le_eqvGen`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser.isConfluent`
* `Relation.IsConfluent.isChurchRosser`
* `Relation.IsChurchRosser.join_reflTransGen_eq_eqvGen`
The main downstream application is the polynomial-reduction development in
#41475. There, polynomial reduction is treated as an ordinary relation on
`MvPolynomial`, and these predicates are used to formulate confluence and the
Church--Rosser property.
A more general rewriting API exists in CSLib. This PR does not attempt to
upstream that API wholesale; its scope is intentionally limited to the
declarations needed by the downstream polynomial application.
The earlier version of this PR also introduced
`Relation.StronglyConfluent` and additional equivalence packaging. Those
declarations have been removed to keep this PR small and application-driven.
Reference: Becker, Weispfenning, and Kredel,
*Gröbner Bases: A Computational Approach to Commutative Algebra*.
AI usage disclosure:
I used OpenAI Codex to generate initial drafts of the definitions, theorem statements, proof scripts, and docstrings. I made the final decisions on the mathematical scope and API design, reviewed the generated code and final changes, and made a few edits to statements and docstrings.
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t-logic
new-contributor
tech debt
LLM-generated
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103/25 |
Mathlib/GroupTheory/FreeGroup/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Logic/Relation.lean |
2 |
36 |
['Sanghyeok0', 'SnirBroshi', 'chenson2018', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
5-60438 5 days ago |
46-77922 46 days ago |
118-69180 118 days |
1 |
| 40953 |
ymonbru author:ymonbru |
feat: the definition of a KSheaf on a T2 Space |
This files adds the definition of a KSheaf on a T2 space with value in an arbitrary category.
One may expect this notion to come from sheaves on a site of compact subset of a topological space but there is no coresponding Grothendieck topology on compact subsets. In particular, this is because one of the axioms is in the form of a colimit and can't be expressed as a limit condition (hence a sheaf condition).
It also adds API that allow to use the axioms in a convenient way.
---
- [x] depends on: #40737
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new-contributor
t-topology
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137/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sheaves/KSheaf.lean |
2 |
26 |
['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'joelriou', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'ymonbru'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
5-60437 5 days ago |
27-72707 27 days ago |
109-23771 109 days |
1 |
| 44982 |
sw1sh author:sw1sh |
feat(Data/List): define Lyndon words |
This PR adds `Mathlib/Data/List/Lyndon.lean` with the definition of Lyndon words and their two basic properties.
* `List.IsLyndon w`: the list `w` is nonempty and strictly smaller, in the lexicographic order, than each of its proper nonempty suffixes.
* `List.IsLyndon.not_hasPeriod`: a Lyndon word has no period `p` with `0 < p < w.length`; that is, it is unbordered. It is stated with `List.HasPeriod` from `Mathlib/Data/List/PeriodicityLemma.lean`.
* `List.IsLyndon.append`: if `u` and `v` are Lyndon words and `u < v`, then `u ++ v` is a Lyndon word.
Two general lemmas on the lexicographic order of lists are added along the way:
* `List.Lex.append_of_not_isPrefix`: if `Lex r u s` holds and `u` is not a prefix of `s`, then `Lex r (u ++ v) (s ++ w)` holds.
* `List.lt_append_of_ne_nil`: a list is smaller than each of its proper extensions.
A planned follow-up uses these to prove the Ehrenfeucht–Silberger theorem for infinite words: over a finite ordered alphabet, an infinite word whose sufficiently long factors are all bordered is eventually periodic. The proof cuts off longest Lyndon prefixes, which gives a non-increasing sequence of short Lyndon words.
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t-data
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
120/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Data/List/Lyndon.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
5-27405 5 days ago |
5-77837 5 days ago |
5-77821 5 days |
0 |
| 41053 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
refactor(RingTheory): bialgebra and Hopf algebra structures on RingCon quotients |
---
Since #40451, SymmetricAlgebra R M is (symRingCon R M).Quotient, a quotient by a ring congruence over a commutative semiring, which the ideal quotients of #39790 don't cover. This adds the congruence-level constructions, so SymmetricAlgebra's bialgebra and Hopf algebra structures can descend from TensorAlgebra as suggested in #39579, once #31898 lands.
- [x] depends on: #41052
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
|
154/41 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/Bialgebra/Quotient.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/HopfAlgebra/Quotient.lean |
2 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'hawkrobe', 'mathlib-dependent-issues', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
nobody |
4-69895 4 days ago |
4-70436 4 days ago |
4-75844 4 days |
0 |
| 42365 |
hawkrobe author:hawkrobe |
feat(LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct): tensor product of graded modules is graded |
---
Split from #39849, also a first step toward the TODO in `LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Graded/Internal.lean` (the tensor product of graded algebras is graded.) I tried to model it after [AddMonoidAlgebra.gradeBy](https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib4_docs/Mathlib/Algebra/MonoidAlgebra/Grading.html#AddMonoidAlgebra.gradeBy).
[](https://gitpod.io/from-referrer/)
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
159/0 |
Mathlib/Data/DFinsupp/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Decomposition.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/Map.lean |
3 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
ocfnash assignee:ocfnash |
4-67604 4 days ago |
66-79895 66 days ago |
81-73486 81 days |
2 |
| 42047 |
LegaSage author:LegaSage |
feat(RingTheory): add locally nilpotent derivations |
This introduces `Derivation.IsLocallyNilpotent` and basic iteration lemmas for locally nilpotent derivations. The main result is the method-style theorem `Derivation.IsLocallyNilpotent.apply_eq_zero_of_dvd`: over a characteristic-zero domain, if `f ∣ D f` for a locally nilpotent derivation `D`, then `D f = 0`.
The proof uses the iterated Leibniz rule and the top nonvanishing iterates of the two factors.
-----
The implementation and PR text were prepared with assistance from OpenAI Codex. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
167/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Derivation/LocallyNilpotent.lean |
2 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60436 4 days ago |
91-58224 91 days ago |
91-58208 91 days |
0 |
| 42113 |
LAC1213 author:LAC1213 |
feat(RingTheory/Noetherian): injective modules over a Noetherian ring… |
… surject onto localizations by powers of an element. [Hartshorne III.3.3]
Disclaimer: I used Claude to help me find the names of useful lemmas and definitions and explain lean errors to me.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
114/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Module/Torsion/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Noetherian/InjectiveModule.lean |
3 |
42 |
['LAC1213', 'NoahW314', 'github-actions', 'robin-carlier'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60435 4 days ago |
88-13600 88 days ago |
88-38312 88 days |
0 |
| 42265 |
cameronfreer author:cameronfreer |
chore(RingTheory/PowerSeries): simplify coeff_inv_aux |
This replaces the hand-written `Finset.sum_nbij'` in `coeff_inv_aux` with `simp_rw` + `simp`, via `Finsupp.antidiagonal_single`, the same rewrite that `PowerSeries.coeff_mul` already uses.
:robot: Golfing target found by GPT Pro 5.6 Sol, initial version of code written by Opus 5 high, refined by GPT 5.6 Sol xhigh, then again by Opus 5 high following @felixpernegger's review suggestion. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
2/19 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Inverse.lean |
1 |
8 |
['cameronfreer', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-bors', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
4-60434 4 days ago |
73-1908 73 days ago |
85-29302 85 days |
0 |
| 44536 |
vincentqb author:vincentqb |
feat(Probability): conditional variance of a Bernoulli random variable |
This PR proves `Var[X; P | m] =ᵐ[P] P[X | m] * P[1 - X | m]` for a random variable with law `Ber(1, 0, p)`.
It replaces the binomial `proof_wanted`, which is false: for `Bin(2, 1/2)` and the trivial σ-algebra, the variance is `1/2` while the proposed product is `0`.
---
Supersedes #44467. Independent of #42999, which proves the remaining binomial variance statement.
The code, the testing, and this description were prepared with the help of an AI coding assistant (Codex).
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
15/10 |
Mathlib/Probability/Distributions/TwoValued.lean,Wanted/Probability/Distributions/Binomial.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'vincentqb'] |
urkud assignee:urkud |
4-60430 4 days ago |
17-43758 17 days ago |
17-43742 17 days |
0 |
| 36937 |
Yaohua-Leo author:Yaohua-Leo |
feat(Algebra/Jordan): add first linearization lemmas for IsCommJordan |
[](https://gitpod.io/from-referrer/)
AI assistance disclosure: I used AI assistance for CI/debugging and module-structure fixes in this PR. The mathematical content and main lemmas were written by me, with help from @pelicanhere.
This PR adds a new file `Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Linearization.lean` containing linearization lemmas for the commutative Jordan identity.
Main declarations:
* `IsCommJordan.four_nsmul_associator_mul_add`
* `IsCommJordan.associator_mul_add`
These lemmas formalize a first linearization of the commutative Jordan identity using `associator`, following McCrimmon, Proposition 1.8.5.
---
I put these lemmas in a separate file because I expect follow-up linearization lemmas to belong naturally in the same place.
I am also happy to rename declarations or move the file if reviewers would prefer. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
152/90 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Jordan/Linearization.lean |
3 |
8 |
['Yaohua-Leo', 'github-actions', 'grunweg', 'ocfnash'] |
nobody |
4-59537 4 days ago |
25-64754 25 days ago |
38-75548 38 days |
0 |
| 44993 |
benpigchu author:benpigchu |
feat(Data): add theorem about `List.count` of `List.ofFn` |
This PR add the theorem said that List.count of List.ofFn of a map equal to card of the FInset.univ filtered by the condition that the map equals the value, with the `List.Vector` version and `List.CountP` versions.
---
This theorem comes from https://github.com/dwrensha/compfiles/blob/238644f6625b17f1cb069e8313bb2a81220347f0/Compfiles/Imo2022P1.lean#L104 , the implementation in this PR is much simpler than that.
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t-data
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
|
28/3 |
Mathlib/Data/Fintype/Fin.lean |
1 |
22 |
['SnirBroshi', 'YaelDillies', 'benpigchu', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
4-30914 4 days ago |
4-33810 4 days ago |
5-24983 5 days |
0 |
| 45014 |
GoldenPhysicsProject author:GoldenPhysicsProject |
feat(Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric): infinite product formula for sinh |
Transfers the absolutely convergent Euler product for sine (`euler_sineTerm_tprod`) to the hyperbolic sine, in `Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Cotangent.lean` next to the sine statement:
* `multipliable_one_add_sq_div`: `Multipliable fun n : ℕ ↦ 1 + x ^ 2 / (n + 1) ^ 2` for every `x : ℂ`.
* `euler_sinh_tprod`: for `x * I ∈ ℂ_ℤ`, `∏' n : ℕ, (1 + x ^ 2 / (n + 1) ^ 2) = Complex.sinh (π * x) / (π * x)`.
This follows a review comment by @wwylele on the first version of this PR, which was a separate file with the conditionally convergent `Tendsto` form. I searched master and the open PRs for an existing hyperbolic-sine product and found none.
AI-assistance disclosure: this PR was written and submitted by Claude Code (Anthropic) at the request of the account owner. The account owner has not reviewed the code line by line. The file builds against current master, `lake exe lint-style` is clean, and `#print axioms` shows only `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound`. Please review it as AI-generated. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
19/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/SpecialFunctions/Trigonometric/Cotangent.lean |
1 |
7 |
['GoldenPhysicsProject', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
3-75095 3 days ago |
3-75789 3 days ago |
4-2931 4 days |
0 |
| 41915 |
theebayuser author:theebayuser |
feat(Data/List): infixes, the enumerator of contiguous factors |
This PR adds `List.infixes`, which is the list of all infixes of a list.
---
AI disclosure: This code was mostly generated by Claude Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 as part of my larger project on combinatorics on words, which I then reviewed and revised to contribute to mathlib.
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t-data
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
37/2 |
Mathlib/Data/List/Infix.lean |
1 |
4 |
['github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'theebayuser'] |
nobody |
3-59538 3 days ago |
45-81310 45 days ago |
96-49196 96 days |
0 |
| 42815 |
korbonits author:korbonits |
feat(Analysis/Calculus/VectorField): the Lie bracket acts as a derivation on functions |
Add `VectorField.lieBracket_apply_fun`: for a function `f` with derivative `f'` and vector fields `V`, `W`,
D(f' W) V - D(f' V) W = f' [V, W]
i.e. the familiar `[V, W] f = V (W f) - W (V f)`. The two second-derivative terms cancel by symmetry of the second derivative, leaving exactly the bracket.
Placed beside the existing `lieBracket_smul_*` product rules. Needs no new import: `FDeriv.Symmetric` is already imported for `second_derivative_symmetric`, which supplies the symmetry and is the source of the `IsRCLikeNormedField` hypothesis.
---
AI disclosure
- level: Level 5 / Level 6 in [the link shared](https://www.visidata.org/blog/2026/ai/#self-assessed-ai-level-for-contributions) I feel confident about the math but I am still learning Lean itself
- code: most of the Lean in this PR was drafted by Claude Code (statements, proofs, docstrings).
- direction and review: I chose the contribution, made the decisions, reviewed every line, and wrote all GitHub/Zulip comments. |
t-analysis
new-contributor
LLM-generated
t-differential-geometry
|
17/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/VectorField.lean |
1 |
12 |
['github-actions', 'korbonits', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
3-46010 3 days ago |
28-6316 28 days ago |
68-37412 68 days |
0 |
| 45069 |
korbonits author:korbonits |
feat(Geometry/Manifold): the Riemann curvature of a covariant derivative |
Define the Riemann curvature `R(X, Y) Z = ∇_X ∇_Y Z - ∇_Y ∇_X Z - ∇_[X,Y] Z` of a covariant derivative on the tangent bundle, as an operator on vector fields, in a new file `CovariantDerivative/Curvature.lean` (alongside `Torsion.lean`).
Main results:
- `CovariantDerivative.curvature_swap`: antisymmetry in the first two arguments.
- `curvature_smul_left/snd`, `curvature_add_left/snd`: function-linearity in the first two arguments, with explicit differentiability hypotheses.
- `tensorialAt_curvature_fst/snd`: for a `C¹` covariant derivative and a `C²` field `Z`, the curvature is `TensorialAt` in each of its first two arguments.
- `CovariantDerivative.mdifferentiableAt_apply`: for a `C¹` covariant derivative, `∇_X σ` is differentiable at `x` when `σ` is `C²` and `X` is differentiable at `x`.
Most of the code I'm planning to upstream into mathlib4 is already proved in https://github.com/korbonits/ricci-flow-blueprint
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- direction and review: I chose the contribution, made the decisions, reviewed every line, and wrote all GitHub/Zulip comments.
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new-contributor
t-differential-geometry
LLM-generated
|
167/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Manifold/VectorBundle/CovariantDerivative/Curvature.lean |
2 |
3 |
['github-actions', 'korbonits'] |
nobody |
3-45014 3 days ago |
3-46631 3 days ago |
3-46615 3 days |
0 |
| 45076 |
vdelbarc author:vdelbarc |
feat(Algebra/Lie/SemiDirect): add natural ideal and subalgebra; add equivalences |
Define the left ideal and right subalgebra of a semidirect product of Lie
algebras. Give characterizations through natural inclusion/projection maps.
Co-authored by: Gustavo Infanti, Exequiel Rivas and Paul Schwahn
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t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
88/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Lie/SemiDirect.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-26536 3 days ago |
3-26553 3 days ago |
3-27199 3 days |
0 |
| 44978 |
ArtificialZeng author:ArtificialZeng |
feat(Analysis/Normed/Module): uniform bounds for compact injective families |
A continuous family of injective continuous linear maps, with finite-dimensional source over a complete nontrivially normed field, has a uniform positive lower bound on a compact parameter set. A second lemma gives a uniform operator-norm perturbation radius preserving injectivity; the perturbing family need not be continuous.
These estimates support compact-family derivative perturbation arguments. The proof uses `LinearMap.exists_antilipschitzWith` and `IsCompact.induction_on`, adds no imports, and does not require the target to be finite-dimensional or complete.
---
Local validation on base `4c71e7e7e5f99e938e520c4242aaf2522a594953`, Lean 4.36.0-rc1:
- `lake build Mathlib.Analysis.Normed.Module.FiniteDimension` passed after refreshing the base's dependency cache.
- Standard Mathlib source linters and examples covering a nonconstant compact family, empty sets, and a zero-dimensional source passed.
- A separate fresh compilation and axiom queries passed; both lemmas use only `propext`, `Classical.choice`, and `Quot.sound`.
- The same new proofs and a downstream derivative-estimate consumer also compiled against the pinned Lean 4.35.0 baseline.
AI disclosure: OpenAI Codex generated and adapted the proofs and performed automated source review and local checks. This draft is pending human review of the mathematics and API choices. Automated checks and AI review do not replace that review. Full upstream CI is still required. |
t-analysis
LLM-generated
new-contributor
|
57/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/FiniteDimension.lean |
1 |
3 |
['ArtificialZeng', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-10109 3 days ago |
6-1083 6 days ago |
6-1067 6 days |
0 |
| 44958 |
dkaysin author:dkaysin |
feat(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Cayley): reachability and connectedness of Cayley graphs |
This PR adds reachability and connectedness results for Cayley Simple graphs.
---
Implements connectedness results requested [here](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/44853#discussion_r4296323074).
Implementation details:
* One-directional reachability results can also be proven for semigroups and monoids. I chose to implement one such result for monoids: `reachable_mulCayley_mul_of_mem_submonoidClosure`.
* Machinery with values of darts can be useful for further proofs when working with Cayley graphs in geometric group theory. Edit: made private for now as per reviewer's comment.
Use of AI: I used Claude Opus 5.5 for the following tasks:
* To brainstorm and compare API design ideas and naming conventions
* To propose simplifications to proofs
* To check docstrings for consistency
All AI-generated content was reviewed and edited by me.
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t-combinatorics
large-import
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106/1 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Cayley.lean |
1 |
11 |
['SnirBroshi', 'dkaysin', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
3-4187 3 days ago |
3-4417 3 days ago |
3-6873 3 days |
0 |
| 42110 |
Zeta-Wu author:Zeta-Wu |
feat: add path length for paths in pseudo emetric spaces |
This PR defines the length of a path in a `PseudoEMetricSpace` as its variation on the unit interval.
It proves the basic properties of path length:
- the endpoint distance is bounded by the length;
- the constant path has length zero;
- reversing a path preserves its length;
- concatenating two paths adds their lengths.
Main declarations:
- `Path.length`
- `Path.edist_le_length`
- `Path.length_refl`
- `Path.length_symm`
- `Path.length_trans`
This is intended as a first step toward a broader theory of rectifiable paths, including later results on invariance of length under monotone reparametrization, and shortest paths are line segments up to monotone reparametrization in strict convex spaces.
--------
This PR was discussed on Zulip [here](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/PR.20.2342110.3A.20Path.2Elength.20in.20PseudoEMetricSpace).
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t-topology
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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231/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/ArcLength.lean,Mathlib/Topology/EMetricSpace/PathLength.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Path.lean,Mathlib/Topology/UnitInterval.lean |
5 |
129 |
['CoolRmal', 'SnirBroshi', 'Zeta-Wu', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'pelicanhere', 'scholzhannah'] |
ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
3-3397 3 days ago |
37-14680 37 days ago |
77-40257 77 days |
0 |
| 34138 |
pfaffelh author:pfaffelh |
feat(MeasureTheory): Introduce `DiscreteMeasure α` giving rise to a `Measure α` as a sum of `dirac`s |
Define `DiscreteMeasure α` as a structure with `weight : α → ℝ≥0∞`
Define `toMeasure (w : DiscreteMeasure α) : Measure α` as a sum of diracs
Show properties of the resulting objects
This PR intends to start a more userfriendly interaction with discrete probability (measure) theory, in contrast to probability mass functions (`PMF`). There are two main differences between `DiscreteMeasure` and `PMF`:
* Every `PMF` hast the additional property `HasSum 1`, making the resulting measure a probability measure. (For `DiscreteMeasure`, I intend to use the typeclass `IsProbabilityMeasure`in a later PR instead.)
* The `toMeasure` function of `MassFunction` defines the measure as a sum of diracs, which immediately makes computations possible.
Discussion thread on [zulip](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/PMF.20Refactor.3A.20FunLike.20vs.20Definition.20Change)
- depends on: #37060
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t-measure-probability
new-contributor
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215/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/GroupWithZero/Indicator.lean,Mathlib/Data/Set/Pairwise/Basic.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Measure/DiscreteMeasure.lean |
4 |
27 |
['DavidLedvinka', 'eric-wieser', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'metakunt', 'ocfnash', 'pfaffelh'] |
RemyDegenne assignee:RemyDegenne |
2-60441 2 days ago |
3-18995 3 days ago |
85-40864 85 days |
0 |
| 43281 |
keyframe41 author:keyframe41 |
feat(NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation): prove Hurwitz's approximation theorem |
Prove **Hurwitz's approximation theorem**: for irrational `ξ`, the set of rationals `q` with `|ξ - q| < 1 / (√5 * q.den ^ 2)` is infinite.
This strengthens `Real.infinite_rat_abs_sub_lt_one_div_den_sq_of_irrational` from`Mathlib/NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation/Basic.lean`, which gives the same statement with constant `1` instead of `√5`. The constant `√5` is optimal, though the sharpness (using the golden ratio) is not included here.
The proof avoids continued fractions and opts for Farey brackets (quadruples `p/q < ξ < r/s` with `q * r - p * s = 1`) packaged as `Real.Hurwitz.IsFarey`. It uses the fact that at least one of `p/q`, `r/s`, and the mediant `(p + r)/(q + s)` satisfies the bound, as if not, we can contradict the irrationality of `√5`. By creating brackets of arbitrarily small width, infinitude follows by the same argument as in `Basic.lean`.
Some design choices:
* No `GenContFract` to avoid continued fractions/recursive sequences. This also follows the spirit of `Basic.lean`, which defines its own `Real.convergent` rather than building Legendre's theorem on `GenContFract.convs`.
* `Real.Hurwitz` namespace. Mirrors `Real.ContfracLegendre` in `Basic.lean` by putting the main result in `Real` and the technical material in a secondary namespace.
* `IsGoodApprox` is stated without division ** as `|y * ξ - x| * y * √5 < 1` for easier manipulation and linked to the quotient form in the actual theorem using `Real.Hurwitz.isGoodApprox_div_bound`.
---
I used Claude which suggested the overall strategy/lemmas and reviewed naming and documentation against the mathlib conventions. All proofs are my own. As a first-time contributor, AI was also used to help in learning Lean.
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t-number-theory
new-contributor
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359/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/DiophantineApproximation/Hurwitz.lean |
2 |
11 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
riccardobrasca assignee:riccardobrasca |
2-60436 2 days ago |
52-37853 52 days ago |
52-39036 52 days |
0 |
| 45112 |
ZRTMRH author:ZRTMRH |
feat(MeasureTheory/Integral): sharp error bound for Riemann sums of periodic BV functions |
Add a strict error bound for estimating `1`-periodic function using Riemann sum. This is the equally-spaced case of Koksma's inequality, with the sharp constant. The proof is elementary.
* `Function.Periodic.abs_sum_sub_integral_le_eVariationOn`
The bound is added as a new file `Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntervalIntegral/PeriodicRiemannSum.lean`. Two supporting lemmas on the variation of a periodic function go into `Mathlib/Analysis/BoundedVariation.lean`.
* `Function.Periodic.eVariationOn_Icc_add_int`
* `Function.Periodic.eVariationOn_Icc_add_one`
Discussion on Zulip: [Riemann sums of periodic bounded-variation functions](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Riemann.20sums.20of.20periodic.20bounded-variation.20functions/with/624474372)
This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude for first draft, Codex for refinement). The code has been reviewed by the authors.
Co-authored-by: Xichen Tang xichen.tang@duke.edu
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t-measure-probability
LLM-generated
new-contributor
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194/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/BoundedVariation.lean,Mathlib/MeasureTheory/Integral/IntervalIntegral/PeriodicRiemannSum.lean |
3 |
3 |
['ZRTMRH', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-51009 2 days ago |
2-51774 2 days ago |
2-51758 2 days |
0 |
| 44864 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
feat(Order/Bounds): notation for sSup and sInf |
Also fix a typo (add a full stop) and change some call sites to use the new notation.
---
As discussed on Zulip: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Adding.20notation.20for.20sSup.2FsInf.3F |
t-topology
new-contributor
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14/3 |
Mathlib/Order/Bounds/Defs.lean,Mathlib/Order/SetNotation.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sets/Closeds.lean,Mathlib/Topology/Sets/Opens.lean |
4 |
5 |
['Multramate', 'github-actions', 'user202729'] |
nobody |
2-28656 2 days ago |
8-1935 8 days ago |
8-5680 8 days |
0 |
| 43758 |
joelcanary author:joelcanary |
feat(NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction): the Redheffer determinant equals the Mertens function |
This PR adds the zeta (divisibility) matrix, the Redheffer matrix and the Mertens function, and proves **Redheffer's theorem** (1977): the determinant of the `(n+1) × (n+1)` Redheffer matrix equals the Mertens function `M(n+1) = ∑_{k ≤ n+1} μ(k)`.
In `Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Moebius.lean`:
- `ArithmeticFunction.sum_divisors_moebius (k) : ∑ d ∈ k.divisors, μ d = if k = 1 then 1 else 0`, the pointwise form of `moebius_mul_coe_zeta`.
New file `Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Redheffer.lean`:
- `ArithmeticFunction.mertens : ArithmeticFunction ℤ`, the summatory function of `μ`, with `mertens_apply : mertens n = ∑ k ∈ Icc 1 n, μ k`, `mertens_one`, `mertens_add_one` and `mertens_eq_sum_fin` (the `0`-based form `∑ i : Fin n, μ (i + 1)` used on the matrix side);
- `Matrix.zetaMatrix R n : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) R` for any `R` with `0` and `1` (entry `1` iff `i + 1 ∣ j + 1`), with `zetaMatrix_apply` (simp), `zetaMatrix_isUpperTriangular` and, for `CommRing R`, `det_zetaMatrix : det = 1` and `det_zetaMatrix_updateCol : det (updateCol 0 u) = ∑ j, μ (j + 1) * u j` (the first row of the inverse is `(μ 1, …, μ n)`);
- `Matrix.redheffer R n` (the zeta matrix with its first column set to ones), with `redheffer_apply` (simp) and `redheffer_eq_updateCol`;
- `Matrix.det_redheffer (n) : (redheffer R (n + 1)).det = mertens (n + 1)` for any `CommRing R` (with `mertens` cast into `R`).
The remaining declarations (the row vector `(μ 1, …, μ n)`, the reindexing of a `Fin n`-sum over divisibility as a sum over `m.divisors`, and three intermediate steps) are `private`: they are proof scaffolding, not API.
Proof sketch: by linearity of `det` in the first column, `det (redheffer R (n+1)) = det (zetaMatrix R (n+1)) + det (zetaMatrix with first column (0,1,…,1))`. The first term is `1`; by Cramer's rule (`det_smul_inv_mulVec_eq_cramer`) the second is the first row of the inverse of the zeta matrix dotted with `(0,1,…,1)`, and that row is `(μ 1, …, μ (n+1))` because `μ * ζ = 1` (`moebius_mul_coe_zeta`, via `sum_divisors_moebius`). The remaining sum `μ 2 + ⋯ + μ (n+1)` is `mertens (n+1) - 1`.
The ring `R` is an explicit argument of `zetaMatrix` and `redheffer` since nothing else determines it. Neither the Mertens function nor the Redheffer matrix currently appear in Mathlib. The new file imports only `LinearAlgebra.Matrix.Block` and `NumberTheory.ArithmeticFunction.Moebius`. References added to `docs/references.bib`: `redheffer1977` (the theorem) and `odlyzko1985` (cited in the module docstring for the disproof of the Mertens conjecture).
AI use: the Lean code and this description were written with an AI agent (Claude) under my direction, from a proof in my own project; I reviewed every declaration, and the branch was checked locally with `lake build`, `lake exe lint-style` and `lake exe runLinter` before each push.
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t-number-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
238/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Moebius.lean,Mathlib/NumberTheory/ArithmeticFunction/Redheffer.lean,docs/references.bib |
4 |
16 |
['Parcly-Taxel', 'github-actions', 'joelcanary', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'wwylele'] |
MichaelStollBayreuth assignee:MichaelStollBayreuth |
2-26405 2 days ago |
2-27023 2 days ago |
40-41929 40 days |
2 |
| 45111 |
will1491 author:will1491 |
feat(Topology/ContinuousMap): define normal families |
Define `IsNormalFamily` for families of continuous maps into `OnePoint Y` as compactness of their closure in the compact-open topology.
The one-point compactification is chosen for applications in complex dynamics. See the [Zulip discussion](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Geometry.20and.20complex.20dynamics.20formalization/with/615696635) for the definition and design discussion.
Co-authored-by: Lasse Rempe <lasse.rempe@manchester.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Filip Moruś <filip.morus@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk>
--- |
t-topology
new-contributor
|
30/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Topology/ContinuousMap/NormalFamily.lean |
2 |
3 |
['JX-Mo', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-20086 2 days ago |
2-54785 2 days ago |
2-54769 2 days |
0 |
| 41459 |
EzequielS2 author:EzequielS2 |
feat(Algebra/Group): mulOpposite equivs for submonoid and subgroup |
Add MulOpposite monoid equivalences for submonoids and subgroups, and remove the corresponding TODOs in `Subsemiring/MulOpposite.lean`. |
t-algebra
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
label:t-algebra$ |
70/4 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Subgroup/MulOpposite.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Group/Submonoid/MulOpposite.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Subsemiring/MulOpposite.lean |
3 |
19 |
['EzequielS2', 'github-actions', 'mathlib-merge-conflicts', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
themathqueen assignee:themathqueen |
2-17883 2 days ago |
2-56613 2 days ago |
78-45789 78 days |
0 |
| 45091 |
Fieldnote-Echo author:Fieldnote-Echo |
refactor(Combinatorics/SimpleGraph): reuse leaf connectivity proof |
While reviewing the graph API, I noticed that the proof of
```
Connected.induce_compl_singleton_of_degree_eq_one
```
can be shortened using
```
Preconnected.induce_of_degree_eq_one (s := {v}ᶜ)
```
The unique neighbor handles nonemptiness. This removes the duplicate proof and moves the lemma from `Acyclic` to `Connectivity.Connected`. No API changes required, and the lemma can be imported without `Acyclic`.
---
Discussed on Zulip: [reusing the leaf-deletion proof](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/252551-graph-theory/topic/reusing.20the.20leaf-deletion.20proof).
AI assistance: Codex helped search the local API, adapt the proof, and run local checks.
|
new-contributor
t-combinatorics
LLM-generated
maintainer-merge
|
8/30 |
Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Acyclic.lean,Mathlib/Combinatorics/SimpleGraph/Connectivity/Connected.lean |
2 |
9 |
['Fieldnote-Echo', 'Parcly-Taxel', 'SnirBroshi', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-15831 2 days ago |
3-13270 3 days ago |
3-13254 3 days |
0 |
| 44598 |
kirill-kondrashov author:kirill-kondrashov |
feat(LinearAlgebra/ExteriorPower): add API for HodgeStar |
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This is a follow-up of the https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43140 which stated a few TODO points.
This PR implements the first TODO point
* Add API to obviate the need to supply the volume element in the presence of `Module.Oriented`.
GPT 6 Luna Max was used for initial brainstorming (as well as Mathlib API investigation on the existing relevant constructions), mainly overwritten and refactored manually. |
t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
23/1 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/ExteriorPower/HodgeStar.lean |
1 |
7 |
['github-actions', 'kirill-kondrashov', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
2-15750 2 days ago |
15-19842 15 days ago |
15-22571 15 days |
0 |
| 44959 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
doc: add more examples to SimpRw documentation |
---
Previously, the documentation was hard to understand for me, since it does not explain _why_ neither `simp` nor `rw` solves the example. (Actually `simp` does solve it, as I pointed out in the edited comment. I think the actual advantage of `simp_rw` over `simp` is (some) predictability…?)
Not sure if "pass options to `simp only`" is an intended feature, though it works now. Feels odd. I don't think it would or should be used much, if this tactic is meant to be something `rw`-like. |
t-meta
new-contributor
|
52/2 |
Mathlib/Tactic/SimpRw.lean |
1 |
7 |
['SnirBroshi', 'github-actions', 'user202729'] |
nobody |
2-13826 2 days ago |
6-31676 6 days ago |
6-31660 6 days |
0 |
| 45129 |
user202729 author:user202729 |
doc(Tactic/Conv): add a header, minor fix |
Making the HTML page nicer to read. I checked that the documentation compiles and the links are clickable.
---
We may want to see if we want to add a `(name := )` to the ones with autogenerated names, or if the current state is fine.
For ease of reviewing, it would be nice if one of the CI build the changed documentation in some online page and link it from the pull request. SageMath have (had?) this. |
t-meta
new-contributor
|
25/2 |
Mathlib/Tactic/Conv.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
2-13067 2 days ago |
2-15500 2 days ago |
2-15484 2 days |
0 |
| 45135 |
rmcrkd author:rmcrkd |
feat(Analysis/Calculus/Deriv/Inverse): add HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse |
Add lemma `HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse`, following the existing pattern via `HasDerivWithinAt.hasFDerivWithinAt_equiv`.
Assisted by Claude (found the gap, helped with learning and examples, linting and building).
---
[#mathlib4 > HasDerivWithinAt.of_local_left_inverse](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/HasDerivWithinAt.2Eof_local_left_inverse/with/633245785) |
t-analysis
new-contributor
|
18/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Calculus/Deriv/Inverse.lean |
1 |
9 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'rmcrkd'] |
nobody |
1-74417 1 day ago |
1-74417 1 day ago |
1-75436 1 day |
0 |
| 43539 |
abhijitaj1997 author:abhijitaj1997 |
feat(CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Cartesian/Endomorphism): add ring and semiring structures |
Given two monoidal object in a nice enough category, this show that the monoidal morphisms between then forms an additive group. This additive group is part of a larger semiring structure.
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new-contributor
t-category-theory
|
144/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/CategoryTheory/Monoidal/Cartesian/Endomorphism.lean |
2 |
36 |
['Multramate', 'abhijitaj1997', 'alreadydone', 'github-actions', 'joelriou', 'robin-carlier'] |
joelriou assignee:joelriou |
1-65805 1 day ago |
42-7576 42 days ago |
44-53455 44 days |
0 |
| 41728 |
vaca22 author:vaca22 |
feat(GroupTheory): prove uniqueness of ℤᵐ⁰ automorphisms |
Prove that every order-preserving multiplicative automorphism of ℤᵐ⁰ is the identity. This also gives a Unique instance for its automorphism type and a Subsingleton instance for order-preserving multiplicative normalizations from G to ℤᵐ⁰.
The proof transports an automorphism through WithZero.exp and WithZero.log to an additive automorphism of ℤ, then excludes negation by monotonicity.
------------
**AI disclosure**: this PR is primarily LLM-generated (Claude Code).
|
t-group-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
58/0 |
Mathlib/GroupTheory/ArchimedeanDensely.lean |
1 |
16 |
['github-actions', 'grunweg', 'tb65536', 'vaca22', 'wwylele'] |
mattrobball assignee:mattrobball |
1-60428 1 day ago |
48-8433 48 days ago |
62-52959 62 days |
0 |
| 42313 |
deancureton author:deancureton |
feat(RingTheory): embDomain composition and range, Laurent series expansion |
Add to the Hahn series API:
- `embDomain_embDomain` (composition of domain embeddings)
- `mem_range_embDomain_iff` (range of `embDomain` is characterized by support containment)
Add to the Laurent series API:
- the expansion ring endomorphism `LaurentSeries.expand` with its monomial and `orderTop` lemmas
- follows the pattern of `Polynomial.expand`, `MvPolynomial.expand`, `PowerSeries.expand`
- its opposite `LaurentSeries.contract`, with the decomposition of a Laurent series by exponent residues mod `n` (`sum_single_mul_expand_contract`) and its uniqueness (`contract_eq_of_sum_eq`)
- `exists_ofPowerSeries_eq_of_orderTop_nonneg`
This is the first of a series of PRs formalizing Puiseux series and Puiseux's theorem (entry 41 of Freek Wiedijk's 100 theorems list). |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
116/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/HahnSeries/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/LaurentSeries.lean |
2 |
16 |
['deancureton', 'github-actions', 'wwylele'] |
jjdishere assignee:jjdishere |
1-60426 1 day ago |
71-63637 71 days ago |
83-67356 83 days |
0 |
| 44853 |
dkaysin author:dkaysin |
feat(Geometry/Group): relate the word metric to the Cayley graph distance |
This PR constructs the Cayley graph (realized as a `SimpleGraph`) for a group `G` with respect to a generating family `P : Group.Generators G ι`, implements the link between walks in the Cayley graph and words, and establishes equivalence of the word metric and the distance on the Cayley graph.
---
Resolves TODO from [#43118](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/43118).
Implementation details:
* `SimpleGraph` was chosen vs `Quiver/Schreier` because it has a more comprehensive API at the moment. More context: [Zulip thread](https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/287929-mathlib4/topic/Relate.20the.20word.20metric.20to.20the.20distance.20in.20the.20Cayley.20graph/with/631376709).
* To accommodate possible future implementation for `Quiver/Schreier`, I've included "Simple" in the names of definitions and theorems (e.g., `cayleySimpleGraph`).
* Because simple graph has no loops, in several places we have to check that a letter/generator is not trivial.
Use of AI: I used Claude Opus 5.5 to help me with gathering context, designing API and implementation of several proofs.
* I used AI to brainstorm and compare API design ideas based on the context from previous Zulip threads and existing repo code.
* I used AI for suggesting parts of the proofs for `exists_walk_of_word` and `exists_word_of_walk` lemmas.
* I used AI for checking docstrings for consistency.
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225/16 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Group/CayleySimpleGraph.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Group/README.md,Mathlib/Geometry/Group/WordMetric.lean,Mathlib/Geometry/Group/WordProd.lean,Mathlib/GroupTheory/Generators.lean |
6 |
12 |
['dkaysin', 'github-actions', 'tb65536', 'vlad902'] |
ADedecker assignee:ADedecker |
1-60425 1 day ago |
5-80550 5 days ago |
9-30614 9 days |
0 |
| 26479 |
thefundamentaltheor3m author:thefundamentaltheor3m |
feat(Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral): Cauchy–Goursat for Unbounded Rectangles |
In this PR, we prove versions of the Cauchy-Goursat theorem where the contours in question are rectangular and unbounded (ie, where the contours look like the $\bigsqcup$ symbol). I am not sure if I have formalised these in the best way, or if `Analysis.Complex.CauchyIntegral` is the best place for them (it might be prudent to reorganise the file into multiple files at some point), but I believe this is a useful result. Suggestions welcome.
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new-contributor
t-analysis
sphere-packing
maintainer-merge
|
169/0 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Complex/CauchyIntegral.lean |
1 |
53 |
['github-actions', 'j-loreaux', 'loefflerd', 'mathlib-splicebot', 'mathlib4-merge-conflict-bot', 'ocfnash', 'thefundamentaltheor3m', 'themathqueen', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
1-59538 1 day ago |
22-61159 22 days ago |
150-54049 150 days |
0 |
| 43087 |
JX-Mo author:JX-Mo |
feat(RepresentationTheory): add Hecke/Basic.lean |
This file defines `HeckeModule` of a representation `ρ` as `Hom_G(k[G ⧸ H], ρ)` and identifies it with the space of `H`-invariants.
We deliberately choose the intertwining model over the invariant model as the main API, for it has good defeq property when we define the mixed level Hecke action of Hecke operators which is just the composition of intertwining maps. This has significant technical advantage because it avoids proving associativity and compatibility combinarically which is nasty using the invariant model.
It is an `abbrev` for maximally reusing API from `ofMulAction` and `IntertwiningMap`. We remark that the abstract boundary will be cut out at `HeckeAlgera` which will be a `def` instead and we will provide an instance `Module HeckeAlgebra HeckeModule`. Before that, we need to develop representation theoretic lemmas about `HeckeModule` and `HeckeBimodule` first so `HeckeModule` should stay transparent. |
new-contributor
t-algebra
label:t-algebra$ |
84/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RepresentationTheory/Hecke/Basic.lean |
2 |
8 |
['JX-Mo', 'Whysoserioushah', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
1-48549 1 day ago |
1-49438 1 day ago |
60-12985 60 days |
1 |
| 45136 |
raja-19 author:raja-19 |
chore(RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous): add lemmas |
These lemmas are used in the proof that the Motzkin polynomial is not expressible as a polynomial sum of squares: #45138. |
t-ring-theory
new-contributor
|
52/0 |
Mathlib/RingTheory/MvPolynomial/Homogeneous.lean |
1 |
9 |
['github-actions', 'raja-19', 'vihdzp', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
1-44289 1 day ago |
2-5474 2 days ago |
2-5458 2 days |
1 |
| 45053 |
tomaz1502 author:tomaz1502 |
feat(Analysis/Polynomial): the jump of a real rational function and the Cauchy index |
This PR defines `Polynomial.jumpVal p q x : ℤ`, the jump of the rational function `q / p` at a
point `x`: `1` if it goes from `-∞` to `+∞`, `-1` if it goes from `+∞` to `-∞`, and `0` otherwise.
The definition is algebraic: `q / p` changes sign at `x` exactly when
`rootMultiplicity x p - rootMultiplicity x q` is odd, and the direction of the jump is then
`signRight x (p * q)`. It develops the API of `jumpVal` needed for the Sturm–Tarski theorem:
* `jumpVal_of_eval_ne_zero`, `jumpVal_of_rootMultiplicity_le`: there is no jump where `q / p` has
no pole;
* `jumpVal_mul_mul`: a common factor of `p` and `q` does not change the jump;
* `jumpVal_mod`: `q` can be replaced by `q % p`;
* `jumpVal_C_mul`: scaling `q` by `c` scales the jump by `sign c`;
* `jumpVal_of_isCoprime`, `jumpVal_mul_one`: jumps of products of coprime polynomials;
* `jumpVal_derivative_mul`: at a root `x` of `p`, the jump of `derivative p * q / p` is
`sign (q.eval x)`. This is what links the Cauchy index to the signs of `q` at the roots of `p`.
It also defines `Polynomial.rootsInInterval p a b`, the distinct roots of `p` in `(a, b)`, and the
Cauchy index `Polynomial.cauchyIndex p q a b`, the sum of `jumpVal p q x` over those roots, with
a few basic lemmas (`cauchyIndex_zero_left`, `cauchyIndex_zero_right`, `cauchyIndex_C`,
`cauchyIndex_mul_mul`, `cauchyIndex_mod`, `cauchyIndex_C_mul`), which follow directly from the
corresponding `jumpVal` lemmas. The main results about the Cauchy index (its relation to sign
changes and to Tarski queries) will follow in the next PR of the series.
One small addition to existing files:
* `Polynomial.rootMultiplicity_C_mul` in `RingDivision.lean`: multiplying by a nonzero constant
does not change root multiplicities;
This is the fourth PR of a series formalising the Sturm-Tarski theorem, following #43783
(`List.signVariations`), #43954 (`Polynomial.sturmSeq`) and #44248 (`Polynomial.signRight`).
As in #44248, everything is stated over `ℝ` because `signRight` is; apart from `signRight`, the
proofs only use the algebra of polynomials over a field.
Co-authored-by: Pedro Saccomani <psaccomani15@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sarah Pereira <sarahcomh@proton.me>
---
The definitions and the original proofs, ported from Wenda Li's Isabelle/AFP entry, were written
by hand. We used Claude to review the code, suggest improvements and help in the preparation
of the PR. |
new-contributor |
274/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Polynomial/RingDivision.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Polynomial/CauchyIndex.lean |
3 |
6 |
['github-actions', 'tomaz1502', 'vihdzp'] |
nobody |
1-11151 1 day ago |
3-75434 3 days ago |
3-75418 3 days |
0 |
| 45176 |
marcelolynch author:marcelolynch |
ci: shake Archive and Counterexamples in the weekly shake job |
This PR adds `Archive` and `Counterexamples` to the weekly `lake shake` job. The job fetches their oleans with `lake exe cache get Archive.lean Counterexamples.lean` and builds them before it runs `lake shake`.
Five files get `shake: keep` annotations. `lake shake` does not see the uses inside `example` declarations or the `deriving Fintype` handler. Without the annotations, its edits break these files. With the annotations, the 76 shake edits to `Archive` and `Counterexamples` build.
A fork PR runs the workflow file from `master`, so this PR cannot test the workflow change in CI.
🤖
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new-contributor |
10/10 |
.github/workflows/shake.yaml,Archive/Examples/Eisenstein.lean,Archive/Imo/Imo1988Q6.lean,Archive/Wiedijk100Theorems/Konigsberg.lean,Counterexamples/OrderedCancelAddCommMonoidWithBounds.lean,Counterexamples/ZeroDivisorsInAddMonoidAlgebras.lean |
6 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
1-6053 1 day ago |
1-6053 1 day ago |
1-6037 1 day |
0 |
| 45018 |
aimmerwahr author:aimmerwahr |
doc(TensorProduct): correct a few typos in docstrings |
While reading this file I saw a few places where it's written
```
For a surjective `f : N → P`
```
when it should be
```
For a surjective `g : N → P`
```
which was confusing, so I corrected them as well as a few other docstrings.
(The short exact sequence in question is `variable {f : M →ₗ[R] N} {g : N →ₗ[R] P}`)
------
AI disclaimer: no AI. |
t-algebra
easy
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
12/14 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/TensorProduct/RightExactness.lean |
1 |
14 |
['aimmerwahr', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-60512 16 hours ago |
4-38113 4 days ago |
4-38097 4 days |
0 |
| 43871 |
manman4 author:manman4 |
feat(PowerSeries): add Lagrange inversion formula |
## What this PR adds
This PR formalizes the Lagrange inversion formula for formal power series over commutative rings without additive torsion (`HasUniqueDiv R`), together with divided versions over characteristic-zero fields.
For formal power series `P`, `Y`, and `H` over such a ring, suppose `Y = X * P.subst Y`. Then, for every natural number `n`, the Lagrange–Bürmann formula states:
```
(n + 1)[X^{n + 1}]H(Y) = [X^n](H' P^{n + 1}).
```
The brackets denote coefficient extraction, and `H'` denotes the formal derivative of `H`. Over a characteristic-zero field, dividing by `n + 1` gives the usual coefficient formula.
## Proof and scope
The proof follows the inductive argument of Surya and Warnke. The torsion-free assumption is used to cancel multiplication by positive natural numbers.
Following the review suggestions, this PR is restricted to the torsion-free version.
## Motivation
Lagrange inversion is a classical tool in enumerative combinatorics, treated for example in Section 5.4 of Richard P. Stanley’s *Enumerative Combinatorics*, Volume 2. It gives coefficient formulas for implicitly defined generating functions, with applications to counting rooted trees and other recursively defined combinatorial structures.
My motivation was to make this tool, which is also used in competitive programming, available in Mathlib.
## LLM
We (Julian and I) used Aristotle and Codex for code generation and ChatGPT and Claude for cleanup.
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
|
212/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Derivative.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/LagrangeInversion.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/PowerSeries/Substitution.lean,docs/references.bib |
6 |
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['JX-Mo', 'Julian-Kuelshammer', 'github-actions', 'manman4', 'wwylele'] |
nobody |
0-47722 13 hours ago |
20-17825 20 days ago |
37-12783 37 days |
0 |
| 45209 |
edemaine author:edemaine |
fix(build): let the toolchain select Lake linkage |
Remove the explicit `-lLake` overrides from `mk_all` and `lint-style`. On Windows, I found both executables to otherwise fail when loading a Lake workspace, with message:
```text
error: invalid environment extension, 'Lake.packageAttr' has already been used
uncaught exception: failed to load Lake workspace
```
The Lean toolchain specified in Mathlib’s `lean-toolchain` file already supplies `-lLake -lLeanExport` for static linking and `-lLake_shared` for shared linking ([source](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/blob/c9afcddf514a6772bd4d649f7cfc04eff0b9f15e/src/CMakeLists.txt#L508-L514)). Removing the overrides lets Lake select the matching static or shared libraries.
The regression came from [Lean #14885](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/14885), which added a `LeanExport` dependency to Lake. With the explicit static `-lLake`, unresolved `LeanExport` initializers are taken from `libLake_shared.dll`, loading a second copy of Lake and duplicating initialization. Previously the unused DLL was omitted. [Lean #14963](https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/pull/14963) added `-lLeanExport` to the automatic static flags, but Windows interpreter executables use the shared flags, so Mathlib's explicit override still causes this mixture. The old overrides originated in [Mathlib #13850](https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib4/pull/13850).
---
Validation on Windows with Lean 4.36.0-rc1:
- `lake --no-cache build mk_all lint-style`
- `lake exe mk_all --check`
- `lake exe lint-style`
- `git diff --check`
A standalone reproducer also passes on the August 27, 2026 nightly and produces the exact error on the August 28 nightly. Removing `-lLake` fixes both that nightly and toolchains 4.35.0 and 4.36.0-rc1. Adding static `-lLeanExport` also removes the DLL dependency and fixes the reproducer, confirming the dependency mechanism. Linux/macOS flag selection was checked in the toolchain source, not run locally.
AI assistance: Codex investigated the regression, ran the reproductions, prepared the patch, and drafted this description.
As a side note, perhaps we should consider adding Windows CI to prevent such regression in the future. Let me know if you'd like a PR.
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0/4 |
lakefile.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-39358 10 hours ago |
0-43776 12 hours ago |
0-43760 12 hours |
0 |
| 45210 |
dongxuelian2 author:dongxuelian2 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Charpoly): finite determination of matrix power sequences |
Add finite-determination criteria for matrix sequences `C * A ^ k * B`, allowing the two square matrices to have different index types.
`Matrix.mul_pow_mul_eq_of_aeval_eq_zero` uses a common monic annihilating polynomial: agreement below its degree implies agreement at every natural exponent. `Matrix.mul_pow_mul_eq_of_lt_card_add` applies this to the product of the characteristic polynomials, giving the bound `Fintype.card ι + Fintype.card κ`.
The statements work over commutative rings and allow empty state index types. The proof reduces `X ^ k` modulo the common polynomial and uses `Polynomial.sum_modByMonic_coeff`, which handles degree zero without a separate dimension case split. This adds two theorems to the existing matrix-power reduction API without introducing imports or definitions.
The proof is adapted from [LeanForControl's finite-determination result](https://github.com/dongxuelian2/LeanForControl/blob/kalman-structural-completion/LeanForControl/LinearSystems/Realization/FiniteDetermination.lean).
---
### Validation
Checked locally with Lean v4.36.0-rc1 against mathlib master `3d14fd9a313ac35ed4b5c653ed5d99157c9e29f6`:
- `lake build Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.Matrix.Charpoly.Coeff`
- `lake exe batteries/runLinter --no-build Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.Matrix.Charpoly.Coeff`
- Direct invocation of the upstream text linters and module-name checks.
- Separate local examples for the requested field/`Fin` statement, either or both dimensions zero, degree-zero and degree-one common annihilators, and matching nonzero sequences in dimensions 1 and 2.
- `#print axioms` for both theorems reports only `propext`, `Classical.choice`, and `Quot.sound`.
- `git diff --check`.
The standalone `lint-style` launcher failed while loading Lake's workspace on Windows; its text linters passed when invoked directly. A clean full `lake shake` run was not obtained: the initial run needed uncached modules outside the targeted dependencies, and the forced run reported suggestions throughout the existing dependency closure. Imports are unchanged from upstream. No full-library build is claimed.
### AI use
OpenAI Codex was used to audit nearby APIs and possible duplicates, extract and generalize the LeanForControl proof, write the Lean code and local examples, run validation, and prepare this PR description.
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
44/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Charpoly/Coeff.lean |
1 |
3 |
['dongxuelian2', 'github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-34889 9 hours ago |
0-36052 10 hours ago |
0-36036 10 hours |
0 |
| 45161 |
Zetetic-Dhruv author:Zetetic-Dhruv |
feat: `insert a` and `· \ {a}` are injective on the sets they move |
Add `Set.insert_injOn_notMem`, `Set.sdiff_singleton_injOn_mem` and `Finset.insert_injOn_notMem`: adding `a` is injective on the sets not containing `a`, and removing `a` is injective on the sets containing `a`. For finsets, the second statement is `Finset.erase_injOn'`.
|
new-contributor |
25/0 |
Mathlib/Data/Finset/Basic.lean,Mathlib/Order/BooleanAlgebra/Set.lean |
2 |
19 |
['Zetetic-Dhruv', 'felixpernegger', 'github-actions', 'vlad902'] |
nobody |
0-13786 3 hours ago |
0-28478 7 hours ago |
0-42817 11 hours |
0 |
| 44829 |
pelicanhere author:pelicanhere |
refactor(Analysis/Normed): generalize scalar distance and diameter lemmas |
Generalize scalar distance and diameter lemmas to `NormedRing`, and drop the nonzero assumption from `infDist_smul₀`.
|
t-analysis
new-contributor
maintainer-merge
|
21/27 |
Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Group/AddCircle.lean,Mathlib/Analysis/Normed/Module/Ball/Pointwise.lean |
2 |
7 |
['YaelDillies', 'copilot-pull-request-reviewer', 'github-actions', 'leanprover-radar', 'pelicanhere', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
0-11864 3 hours ago |
10-6201 10 days ago |
10-6185 10 days |
0 |
| 45199 |
stalex444 author:stalex444 |
feat(LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Reindex): add `Matrix.reindexStarAlgEquiv` |
This code was suggested by @j-loreaux in his review of #41847. It adds Matrix.reindexStarAlgEquiv, a relabeling the rows and columns of a square matrix as a star-algebra equivalence. Its simp lemmas are next to the existing reindexAlgEquiv.
This is the split that a previous reviewer asked for.
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t-algebra
LLM-generated
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
53/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Defs.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Matrix/Reindex.lean |
2 |
5 |
['github-actions', 'stalex444', 'themathqueen'] |
nobody |
0-10758 2 hours ago |
0-12381 3 hours ago |
0-60705 16 hours |
1 |
| 45178 |
raoxiaojia author:raoxiaojia |
feat(Tactic/Inclusion): add an `exp` extension to the `dyadic_interval` tactic |
This PR adds a `Real.exp` extension for `dyadic_interval`.
---
The extension is implemented by computing the partial Taylor sum after a rewrite of `exp x = exp (x/m)^m` that shrinks the exponent to ensure that the series converges fast.
A potential further optimisation is to implement a shift by `log 2` for large exponents. The benefit is marginal for exponents whose magnitude is below 100-300, and requires additional certified computation of `log 2` to arbitrary precision, which is a separate project.
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t-meta
|
214/0 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Tactic.lean,Mathlib/Tactic/Inclusion/Extension/IntervalDyadicReal/Exp.lean,MathlibTest/Tactic/Inclusion/Exp.lean |
4 |
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['DavidLedvinka', 'github-actions', 'ocfnash', 'raoxiaojia'] |
nobody |
0-9399 2 hours ago |
1-9010 1 day ago |
1-8994 1 day |
0 |
| 45075 |
vdelbarc author:vdelbarc |
feat(LinearAlgebra): characterize submodules with rank-one quotients |
Add results on submodules whose quotient has rank one.
Show that a submodule with a rank-one quotient is a coatom, and that it
admits a complementary submodule spanned by a single nonzero element.
Also add a lemma establishing the existence of an element outside a
submodule when its quotient has positive rank.
Add supporting lemmas for expressing an element as the sum of its
projections onto complementary submodules, and for evaluating the
coordinate equivalence associated with a nonzero singleton span.
Co-authored by: Gustavo Infanti, Exequiel Rivas and Paul Schwahn
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
41/0 |
Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Projection.lean,Mathlib/LinearAlgebra/Span/Basic.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/Rank.lean |
3 |
16 |
['JX-Mo', 'alreadydone', 'github-actions', 'themathqueen', 'vdelbarc'] |
nobody |
0-5262 1 hour ago |
0-11865 3 hours ago |
2-337 2 days |
0 |
| 44890 |
leomayer1 author:leomayer1 |
chore(Algebra/Notation/Pi/Basic): add simp lemma to resolve confluence issue |
#34083, adding `Set.indicator_singleton`, made simp non-confluent: the following example fails on current master:
```
import Mathlib.MeasureTheory.Measure.Haar.OfBasis
example : ({0} : Set ℝ).indicator 1 =ᵐ[MeasureTheory.volume] (0 : ℝ → ℝ) := by
simp [-Set.indicator_singleton, Filter.EventuallyEq, MeasureTheory.ae_iff]
```
Add a simp lemma to resolve this issue.
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t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
8/0 |
Mathlib/Algebra/Notation/Pi/Basic.lean |
1 |
2 |
['github-actions'] |
nobody |
0-4509 1 hour ago |
0-8176 2 hours ago |
0-22441 6 hours |
0 |
| 44632 |
skwh54 author:skwh54 |
feat(RingTheory): prove semiprimary rings are closed under opposites |
This PR proves that a ring is semiprimary if and only if its opposite ring is semiprimary, resolving the three proof_wanted declarations in Wanted/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean.
It adds the required Jacobson radical symmetry and quotient-ring equivalence, and includes the Artinian/Noetherian consequence as an example in MathlibTest.
The Jacobson radical symmetry proof is adapted from [Haruhisa Enomoto's Lean 3 formalization](https://github.com/haruhisa-enomoto/lean-noncommutative-ring/blob/master/src/nc_jacobson_ideal.lean).
This PR was created with assistance from Codex. |
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t-ring-theory
new-contributor
LLM-generated
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174/21 |
Mathlib.lean,Mathlib/Algebra/Ring/Units.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/Jacobson/Opposite.lean,Mathlib/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean,MathlibTest/JacobsonOpposite.lean,Wanted.lean,Wanted/RingTheory/SimpleModule/WedderburnArtin.lean |
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['github-actions', 'skwh54', 'tb65536'] |
nobody |
0-2773 46 minutes ago |
3-51720 3 days ago |
11-50030 11 days |
0 |
| 45137 |
raja-19 author:raja-19 |
chore(Algebra/Polynomial/BigOperators): add `natDegree_sum_pow_eq_of_even` |
This lemma is used in the proof that the Motzkin polynomial is not expressible as a polynomial sum of squares: #45138 . |
t-algebra
new-contributor
label:t-algebra$ |
125/0 |
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