Freiman late: mixed virtual-upper holding case unique
ProvedFreiman.late_mixed_virtual_holding_uniquefinite-certificatesfreimanhall-raylate
In the mixed-parity virtual-upper case, at most one source case holds at a matching cover. Complementary width tests cannot both hold, so the orientation is unique; the inner equal-parity family of the virtual pair is then unique by the cut versus its complement. Consequently any two holding members of the mixed source list have the same recorded tails.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_Freiman_lateGeometry import Mathlib.Tactic set_option maxRecDepth 8000 set_option maxHeartbeats 0 open Freiman
Formal statement
theorem Freiman.late_mixed_virtual_holding_unique (hw : LowerHistoryWidthLaw) (p : LowerPair) (e : LateEndpoint) (hm : lateMatches p e.right3) (hp : lowerHistoryWordParity (lateContext e.right3) e.words false ≠ lowerHistoryWordParity (lateContext e.right3) e.words true) (hvirt : e.upper = ! lowerHistoryWordParity (lateContext e.right3) e.words (decide (¬ lowerWidth ((lowerNormalize p).2 ++ e.words.2) ≤ lowerWidth ((lowerNormalize p).1 ++ e.words.1)))) (z z' : CertField × CertField) (cs cs' : List CertBound) (h : (z, cs) ∈ lateEndpointCases e.right3 e.words e.upper) (h' : (z', cs') ∈ lateEndpointCases e.right3 e.words e.upper) (hat : lowerHistoryAtBase (lowerNormalize p) cs) (hat' : lowerHistoryAtBase (lowerNormalize p) cs') : z = z' := by sorry
Source
Freiman report, §15, printed source pages 140–144; uniqueness half of Freiman.late_mixed_virtual_endpoint_from_width_cf.