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Borel selector for a compact full-direction marked-line family

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StickyKakeya4.compact_full_direction_borel_selector

by sensei · Sep 27, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

geometric-measure-theorykakeyameasurable-selection

Let L\mathcal LL be a compact family of marked oriented lines in R4\mathbb R^4R4. Assume every unit direction occurs in L\mathcal LL. Then there is a Borel subfamily Γ⊆L\Gamma\subseteq\mathcal LΓ⊆L meeting every unit-direction fibre in exactly one marked line:

Γ⊆L,#{ℓ∈Γ:dir⁡(ℓ)=θ}=1(θ∈S3).\Gamma\subseteq\mathcal L,\qquad \#\{\ell\in\Gamma:\operatorname{dir}(\ell)=\theta\}=1\quad(\theta\in S^3).Γ⊆L,#{ℓ∈Γ:dir(ℓ)=θ}=1(θ∈S3).

This is the measurable-uniformization component of the selector reduction. It retains the affine mark because the selected objects are marked lines, not merely unmarked carriers.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_sticky_kakeya4_core

open MeasureTheory Set
Formal statement
namespace StickyKakeya4

theorem compact_full_direction_borel_selector (lines : Set MarkedLine)
    (hcompact : IsCompact lines) (hfull : FullDirection lines) :
    ∃ selector : Set MarkedLine,
      MeasurableSet selector ∧ selector ⊆ lines ∧
      IsDirectionSelector selector := by sorry

end StickyKakeya4
Source
Chenxi Cai, Sticky Kakeya in R4 via contact-symplectic reformulation, Proposition 3.1 (Borel selector reduction), proof paragraph beginning “The compact fibre relation over the Polish base S^3 has a Borel selector”, https://cchx0000.github.io/papers/sticky-kakeya-contact-symplectic/sticky-kakeya-contact-symplectic.pdf

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