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LeanPool.Besicovitch.SixPoint.RationalChord

The rational chord of the retargeted six-point argument #

The six-point analysis computes the sharp constant sStar, but a Lean proof of sigmaOne ≤ sStar needs that endpoint to be attained exactly, and the resulting tightness is what makes the finite certificates expensive. The argument is carried out instead at the rational threshold barS = 6934 / 10000, which still improves on the published 0.7 and leaves the weighted score a margin of about 3 * 10 ^ -3 rather than 10 ^ -8.

The routing and exclusion modules use a chord only through the two facts below: that it lies between one and two, and that it lies in an explicit rational box. Both are immediate here.

noncomputable def LeanPool.Besicovitch.barC :

Twice the rational threshold: the chord length of the retargeted argument.

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    noncomputable def LeanPool.Besicovitch.barS :

    The rational density threshold certified by the retargeted argument.

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      theorem LeanPool.Besicovitch.barS_eq :
      barS = 6934 / 10000

      The rational threshold is 0.6934.

      theorem LeanPool.Besicovitch.barC_mem_isolation_box :
      13867999999999999 / 10 ^ 16 < barC ∧ barC < 13868000000000001 / 10 ^ 16

      The rational chord lies in an explicit isolation box.

      The rational chord is a genuine chord of the unit disk.

      The rational chord is positive.

      theorem LeanPool.Besicovitch.barS_mem_isolation_box :
      6933999999999999 / 10 ^ 16 ≤ barS ∧ barS < 6934000000000001 / 10 ^ 16

      The rational threshold lies in an explicit isolation box.

      The rational threshold lies strictly between one half and one.

      The rational threshold exceeds one half.

      The rational threshold is below one.

      The rational threshold is positive.

      The rational threshold is below the previous record.