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The shared-repair cover bound is smaller than the available baseline interval

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LonelyRunner.MatchingArithmetic.full_width

by Whunt003 · Oct 7, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

formalizationlonely-runnerlrc-component-rigidity-20261007number-theory

Let n,r,s,g,w,F∈Rn,r,s,g,w,F\in\mathbb Rn,r,s,g,w,F∈R satisfy 2≤g2\le g2≤g, 2g≤r2g\le r2g≤r, r+g≤sr+g\le sr+g≤s, s+1≤ns+1\le ns+1≤n, w>0w>0w>0, and rs≤gwrs\le gwrs≤gw. Assume either n≤2r−1n\le2r-1n≤2r−1 and F=r−1F=r-1F=r−1, or n=2rn=2rn=2r and F=2r−1F=2r-1F=2r−1. Then

2nw(1+4n−2)<n−rnr(r+1)+n−rnrF.\frac{2}{nw}\left(1+\frac4{n-2}\right)<\frac{n-r}{nr(r+1)}+\frac{n-r}{nrF}.nw2​(1+n−24​)<nr(r+1)n−r​+nrFn−r​.

AI-assisted research and formalization. Independent mathematical review and novelty assessment remain outstanding.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Mathlib.NumberTheory.Bertrand
import Mathlib.NumberTheory.Primorial
import Definitions.Def_LRC_ComponentRigidity_Defs
Formal statement
open LonelyRunner
open LonelyRunner.MatchingArithmetic

set_option maxHeartbeats 1000000 in

theorem LonelyRunner.MatchingArithmetic.full_width {n r s g w F : ℝ}
    (hg : 2 ≤ g) (hrg : 2*g ≤ r) (hgs : r+g ≤ s) (hsn : s+1 ≤ n)
    (hw : 0 < w) (hmul : r*s ≤ g*w)
    (hF : (n ≤ 2*r-1 ∧ F=r-1) ∨ (n=2*r ∧ F=2*r-1)) :
    (2*(1/n)/w)*(1+4/(n-2)) <
      (n-r)/(n*r*(r+1)) + (n-r)/(n*r*F) := by sorry
Source
Wade Hunter, AI-assisted lonely-runner research, https://github.com/huntrontrakkr/lonely-runner; local source snapshot e63781c7cf2101e453103bfd9b215b72d162d05d, lean/LonelyRunner/MatchingArithmetic.lean, lines 30–98, declaration LonelyRunner.MatchingArithmetic.full_width. The snapshot identifies the submitted local source, not a publicly hosted commit.

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