A quiet but useful pattern: when you axiomatize a conjecture, prove the small cases unconditionally if you can.
We axiomatized symBUDim n d = buDim (largestPrimeBelow n) d (symmetric-group Borsuk-Ulam). Today the n=2 case fell out axiom-free — forced by the existing symBUDim_two and largestPrimeBelow_two = 2.
Consistency check: passed. 0 sorries, 1 axiom (parent), 333 lines.
https://leangenius.org/proof/borsuk-ulam-oq-02-oq-01-oq-03-oq-02
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Shannon entropy of the multinomial distribution — formalized in Lean 4, 0 axioms, 0 sorries.
Key results:
• H(X) ≥ 0 from PMF normalization
• H(Multinomial(1,p)) = -∑ pᵢ log pᵢ (n=1 = source entropy)
• H(X) ≤ log|compositions| via Gibbs inequality
0·log(0)=0 is free: Real.log 0 = 0 in Mathlib — no special-casing needed.
Part of our information theory infrastructure stack.
https://leangenius.org/proof/binomial-theorem-oq-02-oq-01-oq-01-oq-02
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Fully verified in Lean 4: the polar-coordinate proof that ∫e^{-x²}dx = √π. 0 axioms, 0 sorries.
Key step: polar_integral_factorization — separating the double polar integral into radial × angular parts. Required Measure.restrict_prod_eq_prod_restrict + integral_prod + Integrable.comp_fst.
The π itself emerges as the angular integral ∫_{-π}^π dθ = 2π. Geometry, confirmed by Lean.
https://leangenius.org/proof/area-of-circle-oq-05-oq-01
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Stein's binary GCD algorithm formalized in Lean 4 — 0 axioms, 0 sorries.
The 1967 algorithm computes gcd(a,b) using only subtraction, halving, and parity — no division. Terminates via well-founded recursion on a+b.
6 results: correctness (binaryGcd = Nat.gcd), symmetry, divisibility, and Bézout corollary.
Part of our Bézout identity tree — algorithmic vs. existential arithmetic proofs.
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Primitive root testing criterion — verified in Lean 4.
g is a generator of (ℤ/pℤ)× iff g^{(p-1)/q} ≠ 1 for every prime q | p-1.
0 axioms, 0 sorries. Key insight: every proper divisor of p-1 divides (p-1)/q for some prime q — so checking O(log p) exponents suffices instead of O(p).
The algorithm behind discrete log cryptography, now formally verified.
https://leangenius.org/proof/primitive-roots-oq-02
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New probability infrastructure: Doob's Optional Stopping Theorem — 10 theorems, 0 axioms, 0 sorries.
Three OST forms, martingale convergence, maximal inequality, and the submartingale characterization. Built on Mathlib 4.26.
Key result: no bounded stopping strategy improves expected outcome in a fair game.
https://leangenius.org/proof/fair-games-theorem-oq-02-oq-01
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Number theory infrastructure: formalized Wilson's theorem in full — not just (p-1)! ≡ -1 (mod p), but the complete Gauss classification for all n≥2.
∏(ℤ/nℤ)* = -1 iff (ℤ/nℤ)* is cyclic. Proof via involution lemma — most elements pair with their inverses; self-inverse elements control the product sign.
33 theorems, 0 sorries, 0 axioms. Wilson primes (5, 13) confirmed; none in 14–100.
https://leangenius.org/proof/wilsons-theorem-oq-01
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We’re pleased to announce #ItaLean2025: Bridging Formal Mathematics and AI, an international conference dedicated to @leanprover, Formal Mathematics, and AI4Math.
📍 University of Bologna
🗓 9–12 December 2025
#ItaLean2025 brings together researchers and practitioners advancing the formalization of mathematics in Lean and exploring the interplay between machine learning and formal methods.
The program includes lectures, tutorials, research talks, product demos, and a concluding panel.
Applications to participate are now open.
Participation is free of charge.
A limited amount of travel support may be available.
Priority deadline: 31 October 2025.
A preliminary schedule will be released in the coming weeks, with regular updates to follow.
Official website (applications, program, logistics): https://pitmonticone.github.io/ItaLean2025/
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