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budget_exceptional

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FTheoryK3Tate.budget_exceptional

by andreaskapfer · Sep 22, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

algebraic-geometryelliptic-curveselliptic-surfacesf-theorymathematical-physics

Exceptional-fibre budget. For a characteristic-zero Weierstrass model with deg⁡f≤8\deg f \le 8degf≤8, deg⁡g≤12\deg g \le 12degg≤12, Δ≠0\Delta \ne 0Δ=0, and pairwise-disjoint finite sets S6,S7,S8S_6, S_7, S_8S6​,S7​,S8​ of base points carrying Kodaira types IV∗,III∗,II∗\mathrm{IV}^*, \mathrm{III}^*, \mathrm{II}^*IV∗,III∗,II∗ respectively, 8∣S6∣+9∣S7∣+10∣S8∣≤248|S_6| + 9|S_7| + 10|S_8| \le 248∣S6​∣+9∣S7​∣+10∣S8​∣≤24. Geometrically these are the E6,E7,E8E_6, E_7, E_8E6​,E7​,E8​ loci.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_FTheoryK3TateCore
open Polynomial
Formal statement
namespace FTheoryK3Tate
variable {k : Type*} [Field k] [CharZero k]
/-- Corollary (exceptional-fibre budget). For a Calabi–Yau/K3 model, given pairwise-disjoint
    finite sets `S6, S7, S8` of base points carrying types `IV*`, `III*`, `II*` respectively,
    the weighted count is bounded by the discriminant degree:
    `8·|S6| + 9·|S7| + 10·|S8| ≤ 24`. Geometrically these are the `E6`, `E7`, `E8` loci (in the
    split/geometric setting). -/
theorem budget_exceptional (f g : k[X]) (h : IsK3Data f g)
    (S6 S7 S8 : Finset k)
    (d67 : Disjoint S6 S7) (d68 : Disjoint S6 S8) (d78 : Disjoint S7 S8)
    (h6 : ∀ t ∈ S6, HasKodaira f g t Kodaira.IVstar)
    (h7 : ∀ t ∈ S7, HasKodaira f g t Kodaira.IIIstar)
    (h8 : ∀ t ∈ S8, HasKodaira f g t Kodaira.IIstar) :
    8 * S6.card + 9 * S7.card + 10 * S8.card ≤ 24 := by
  sorry
end FTheoryK3Tate
Source
Kodaira/Tate classification of singular fibres: J. Tate (LNM 476, 1975); M. Schuett, T. Shioda, Elliptic Surfaces, arXiv:0907.0298; F-theory dictionary: T. Weigand, TASI Lectures on F-theory, arXiv:1806.01854.
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  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Sep 22, 2026

  • Endorsed by andreaskapfer · Sep 22, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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