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Construct measured surgery topology for the extinction endgame

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PoincareFormalization.ExtinctionEndgame.exists_measured_surgery_topology

by Xinze-Li-Moqian · Sep 10, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

bishop-gromovfinite-extinctionpoincare-conjecture

For every closed simply connected topological three-manifold MMM, construct an extracted surgery topology EEE and one W≥0W\ge0W≥0 such that, for every T>0T>0T>0 with a nonempty final slice, measured surgery comparison data exist with initial-width bound WWW and horizon TTT. The reference measure, uniform radial estimates, removed-volume budget and sweepout profiles must be supplied by the geometric construction. This Open statement refines the active width-controlled topology input; it does not claim a construction of a Ricci flow or a proof of finite extinction.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_OpenGA_MeasuredSurgeryComparisonData
import Definitions.Def_OpenGA_ExtinctionWidthControl

set_option autoImplicit false
open OpenGA
universe u
Formal statement
theorem PoincareFormalization.ExtinctionEndgame.exists_measured_surgery_topology
    (M : ClosedThreeManifold.{u}) [SimplyConnectedSpace M] :
    ∃ (E : SurgeryTopologyEvolution M) (W : ℝ), 0 ≤ W ∧
      ∀ T : ℝ, 0 < T → E.components T ≠ [] →
        Nonempty (MeasuredSurgeryComparisonData W T) := by sorry
Source
OpenGA measured-reference-ball refinement of the extinction endgame: https://github.com/MathNetwork/OpenGA/blob/feat/prove2me-differential-geometry/PoincareConjecture/Contributions/MeasuredSurgery/Endgame.lean

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