1. 01 — Integrated baseline
Imported sorry-free Mazur baseline.
Status: done; readiness: integrated; kind: milestone; backend: mazur;
risk: low; weight: 50 points.
Summary: Finite-group classification and cardinality assembly; direct rational-torsion finiteness; the generic finite-abelian rank-two presentation; full 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, and 7-torsion obstructions; exceptional products; and unconditional exclusions of orders 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 24, and 27.
Canonical artifacts:
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definition(integrated):MazurTorsion.RationalTorsionThe rational torsion subgroup on which the point-order and cardinality reductions are stated. -
definition(integrated):MazurTorsion.cyclicOrdersThe finite set of cyclic point orders allowed by the target classification. -
definition(integrated):MazurTorsion.remainingKubertForbiddenOrdersThe exact residual composite-order callbacks exposed by the imported baseline. -
theorem(integrated):MazurTorsion.rationalTorsion_orders_mem_cyclicOrders_of_remaining_obstructionsThe checked point-order reduction from the remaining prime and composite exclusions. -
theorem(integrated):MazurTorsion.torsion_ncard_le_of_explicit_arithmeticThe checked cardinality bound once the explicit point-order hypotheses are supplied. -
theorem(integrated):WeierstrassCurve.Affine.approx_parallelogram_lawThe checked naïve-height estimate consumed by Mathlib's direct finite-torsion descent theorem. -
definition(integrated):MazurTorsion.rationalLogHeightNorthcottNorthcott's property for rational logarithmic height, completing the direct torsion-finiteness input without finite generation. -
theorem(integrated):MazurTorsion.rationalTorsion_finiteApply rational Northcott and the approximate parallelogram law to Mathlib's finite-torsion descent theorem, without full Mordell–Weil finite generation. -
theorem(integrated):MazurTorsion.exists_rankTwoPresentation_of_allowed_orders_and_forbiddenPut any finite abelian group satisfying the allowed-order hypothesis and exactly c2Cube, c3Square, c5Square, and c7Square into rank-two invariant-factor form; c4Square, c2c10, and c2c12 remain classification-only.