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Convex model complete concrete sphere reeb trajectories

Proved
BirkhoffGlobalSection.convex_model_complete_concrete_sphere_reeb_trajectories

by Mazecto · Oct 3, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

convex-geometryreal-analysis

Given a convex model and supplied complete model dynamics, there is a complete sphere flow with the displayed concrete Reeb trajectory derivative. Completeness of the model dynamics is an input.

All displayed regularity, tangency, normalization and supplied-data hypotheses of the exact formal statement are retained. This is a conditional result for the defined convex regularization model, not a global-section or index-existence theorem.

Preamble
import Theorems.Thm_BirkhoffGlobalSection_smooth_sphere_reeb_bundle
open BirkhoffGlobalSection Set Filter SignType
open scoped ContDiff Topology
set_option linter.unusedVariables false


set_option autoImplicit false
set_option maxHeartbeats 800000
Formal statement
theorem BirkhoffGlobalSection.convex_model_complete_concrete_sphere_reeb_trajectories :
∀ {μ c : ℝ}
    (M : ConvexRegularizationModel μ c)
    {φ : Flow ℝ (LeftEnergyState μ c)} (D : ConvexModelDynamics M φ),
    ∃ θ : Flow ℝ {u : Phase // u ∈ unitThreeSphere},
      ∀ u t, HasDerivAt (fun s => (θ s u : Phase))
        (convexModelSphereReebField M (θ t u)) t := by sorry
Source
Independent extraction of component 12 of the Proved theorem BirkhoffGlobalSection.smooth_sphere_reeb_bundle. Original verified source: Solutions/Sol_BirkhoffGlobalSection_smooth_sphere_reeb_bundle.lean. Exact original component retained.

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