D4.4e: q-square contact slack
ProvedFiniteMagmaE677.period_four_swapped_s_q_square_contact_slacke677magmaperiod-fourrenewal
Write and let for an exact first-return cycle of length . Let a magma have decidable equality, exact first-return cycles , and q-square seed data for . Put and suppose . For a finite set of marked points , define .
Then
The q-square seed supplies , so this contact removes exactly one previously unmarked point. The statement is local to these fixed cycles and does not provide a recursive descent argument.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_FiniteMagmaE677_sswap_renewal import Mathlib universe u open FiniteMagmaE677
Formal statement
theorem FiniteMagmaE677.period_four_swapped_s_q_square_contact_slack
{α : Type u} [DecidableEq α] (op : α → α → α)
(x c1 c2 c3 q s t p u : α)
(first : FirstReturn.D4FirstReturn op x c1 c2 c3 t 0)
(pFirst : FirstReturn.D4FirstReturn op x c1 c2 c3 p 0)
(seed : SSwap.QSquareSeed op x c1 c2 c3 q s p u)
(on_accounted : op q q ∈
SSwap.cyclePoints op x t first.period ∪ SSwap.cyclePoints op x p pFirst.period) :
SSwap.markedSlack op x t p first.period pFirst.period {p, u, op q q} + 1 =
SSwap.markedSlack op x t p first.period pFirst.period {p, u} := by sorrySource
Adam McKenna, The Missing Pair (private repository), revision f9945b937be61f4ca48eb6cafdcfa07ba7a7f78c, lean/E677/Spine/Piece1D4SSwapPNewQSquareRenewal.lean, line 224. The accepted proof on this platform is the public record.