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Nonabsolute case gives a square deficiency bound

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Esgk.nonabsolute_factor_square_bound

by mysticflounder · Sep 17, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

discrete-geometrydistinct-distances

If 4N≤d24N \le d^24N≤d2, nd≤N2snd \le N 2snd≤N2s and d≤2sd \le 2sd≤2s then n≤s2n \le s^2n≤s2. A B\u00e9zout bound on the nonabsolute factor forces a square-root lower bound.

Preamble
import Mathlib
Formal statement
namespace Esgk

/-- Nonabsolute branch (§16.2, (16.3)): with `4N ≤ d^2` (Bézout),
coverage `n * d ≤ N * (2s)` and `d ≤ 2s` force `n ≤ s * s`. -/
theorem nonabsolute_factor_square_bound (n s N d : ℕ) (hd1 : 1 ≤ d) (h4N : 4 * N ≤ d ^ 2)
    (hcov : n * d ≤ N * (2 * s)) (hds : d ≤ 2 * s) : n ≤ s * s  := by sorry

end Esgk
Source
Nonabsolute square-bound proof; Lean source artifact: esgk-on3 lean/Esgk/AdditiveExcessArithmetic.lean (Esgk.nonabsolute_factor_square_bound)

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