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Bounded additive sibling spill gives a polynomial actual route bound

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Hirsch.additive_portal_repair_polynomial_route

by jjosh · Sep 12, 2026 · Mathlib c5ea003 (Lean v4.30.0)

formalizationgraph-theorypolyhedra

A finite additive repair certificate assembles actual steps of a relation R. A leaf has excess e<=b and an actual route of cost<=Ce. A nonleaf records one initial R-edge or stationary step, followed by child repairs. Child dimensions strictly drop, each child excess is at most the parent e, and sibling excesses sum to at most e+b. Internal parents have positive dimension and e>b. Then the certificate gives an actual route of its recorded cost, and that cost is at most Ce+(1+b*C)hmax(e-b,0). Fixed b and C give a quadratic bound. The certificate is a conditional interface: dimension/excess tags are not automatically geometric, and arbitrary polytopes are not asserted to admit it. The cyclic fixed-slack obstruction and its adaptive routes are separate work.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_Hirsch_additive_portal_repair
open scoped BigOperators
open HirschRegionRoute HirschAdditiveAllowance
Formal statement
theorem Hirsch.additive_portal_repair_polynomial_route {V : Type*} {R : V → V → Prop} {b C h e cost : ℕ} {x y : V}
    (cert : HirschAdditiveAllowance.AdditiveRepair R b C x y h e cost) :
    HirschRegionRoute.Route R cost x y ∧ cost ≤ C*e+(1+b*C)*h*(e-b) := by sorry
Source
Explicit conditional recurrence and actual-route assembly; https://github.com/jjoshua2/prove2me-work/tree/b7a832e9ff98743d53c66d6e471fd0828891d22d

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