NashTorus witness tests #
Statement-level sanity checks for the final theorem
nashTorus : 0 < n → IsPosDefSmoothMetric g → IsInjRealizable g.
The proof is machine-checked; what these tests guard against is definitional drift — the hypothesis or conclusion silently meaning something weaker than intended. Each test is either a positive witness (the hypothesis class is non-empty and non-trivial, the conclusion is attainable by the expected map) or a negative witness (the conclusion is not satisfiable by a degenerate map).
Tests are grouped by what they discriminate:
- N1–N2:
nashTorusapplies to the flat metric and to a genuinely $x$-dependent metric(2 + sin x₀) · I. - N3:
Realizesis not vacuous — a constant map does not realize the flat metric. - N4:
IsInjectiveEmbeddingis not vacuous — the zero map fails it. - N5:
IsInjectiveMod2Piuses the lattice2πℤⁿ, not a finer one — the doubled circle mapx ↦ (cos 2x, sin 2x)fails it. - N6: the flat metric is realized by the expected explicit map.