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Open candidate: an exceptional six-coefficient/product fibre on 256 roots

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ProximityOrbitAudit.exceptional_six_coefficient_product_fibre

by yukon · Oct 4, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Open candidate; unproved. Let p=2130706433p=2130706433p=2130706433 and let ω∈Fp\omega\in\mathbb F_pω∈Fp​ have multiplicative order 256256256. For each 136136136-element subset U⊆{1,…,255}U\subseteq\{1,\ldots,255\}U⊆{1,…,255}, define

VU(X)=∏b∈U(X−ωb),K(U)=(([X135−i]VU)i=05, ∑b∈Ub(mod256)).V_U(X)=\prod_{b\in U}(X-\omega^b),\qquad K(U)=\left(([X^{135-i}]V_U)_{i=0}^{5},\ \sum_{b\in U}b\pmod{256}\right).VU​(X)=b∈U∏​(X−ωb),K(U)=(([X135−i]VU​)i=05​, b∈U∑​b(mod256)).

The proposed statement is

∀ω of order 256,∃σ∈Fp6×Z/256Z,#{U:∣U∣=136, 0∉U, K(U)=σ}>274980728111395087.\forall\omega\text{ of order }256,\quad \exists\sigma\in\mathbb F_p^6\times\mathbb Z/256\mathbb Z,\quad \#\{U:|U|=136,\ 0\notin U,\ K(U)=\sigma\} >274980728111395087.∀ω of order 256,∃σ∈Fp6​×Z/256Z,#{U:∣U∣=136, 0∈/U, K(U)=σ}>274980728111395087.

Its truth is not asserted. The formal statement uses orderOf ω = 256 for the primitive-root hypothesis, Finset.powersetCard to enforce the subset size, and ZMod 256 for the exponent sum. The six coefficient indices are exactly 135, 134, 133, 132, 131, and 130. All definitions are inline; no separately published definition is required.

There are (255136)\binom{255}{136}(136255​) candidate subsets and 256p6256p^6256p6 possible keys. Their full-key mean is (255136)/(256p6)≈6.857934102551106×1016\binom{255}{136}/(256p^6)\approx6.857934102551106\times10^{16}(136255​)/(256p6)≈6.857934102551106×1016. The strict threshold is ⌊p6/2128⌋=274980728111395087\lfloor p^6/2^{128}\rfloor=274980728111395087⌊p6/2128⌋=274980728111395087: the conjecture therefore requires a fibre more than approximately 4.00967 times this mean. Ordinary averaging over all keys does not establish it. No exceptional-fibre estimate is currently established by this artifact.

Conditional numerical relevance. If this count is proved, it supplies the missing counting input for a proposed 102410241024-by-256256256 variant of the OrbitPencil construction, using 136136136 selected fibres, six fixed top coefficients, the product key, and 518518518 fixed core points. The intended row-degree and agreement arithmetic is

518+1024(136−6−3)=130566≤131071,136⋅1024+518=139782.518+1024(136-6-3)=130566\le131071,\qquad 136\cdot1024+518=139782.518+1024(136−6−3)=130566≤131071,136⋅1024+518=139782.

This would target unsafe index 262144−139782=122362262144-139782=122362262144−139782=122362, conditional also on completing the generalized geometric construction and its protocol proof. The currently formalized 512512512-by-512512512 source has 139775139775139775 agreements. This problem does not contain that generalized construction, a protocol certificate, an accepted proof, or a new scored result. Only elaboration of the open statement is checked locally on Lean 4.33.1 and Mathlib revision 0df444a360eaa60ab8c11dca51a86af692955474; its sorry stub is not a proof. A proof, the geometric port, and official upper verification remain separate gates.

Preamble
import Mathlib.Data.ZMod.Basic
import Mathlib.Data.Finset.Powerset
import Mathlib.Algebra.Polynomial.Basic

set_option autoImplicit false
set_option maxRecDepth 100000
set_option maxHeartbeats 1000000
Formal statement
theorem ProximityOrbitAudit.exceptional_six_coefficient_product_fibre
    (ω : ZMod 2130706433) (hω : orderOf ω = 256) :
    let candidates : Finset (Finset (Fin 256)) :=
      Finset.powersetCard 136 ((Finset.univ : Finset (Fin 256)).erase 0)
    let V : Finset (Fin 256) → Polynomial (ZMod 2130706433) :=
      fun U => U.prod (fun b => Polynomial.X - Polynomial.C (ω ^ b.val))
    let key : Finset (Fin 256) → (Fin 6 → ZMod 2130706433) × ZMod 256 :=
      fun U => ((fun i => (V U).coeff (135 - i.val)),
        U.sum (fun b => (b.val : ZMod 256)))
    ∃ σ : (Fin 6 → ZMod 2130706433) × ZMod 256,
      274980728111395087 < (candidates.filter (fun U => key U = σ)).card := by
  sorry
Source
Original open candidate derived from the finite coefficient/product-key counting audit of proximity-prize at commit ed2b68c4a330d76dc4ab6693eec81b685b493270. Context: ProximityPrize/SubmissionUpper/OrbitPencil.lean, Candidates and candidates_card lines 82-86, topKey/productKey/key lines 119-126, card_keys lines 128-131, and exists_big_fiber lines 141-146. The pinned source formalizes a 512-by-512 construction; it does not state or prove this exceptional 256-label fibre conjecture. https://github.com/proximity-prize/proximity-prize/blob/ed2b68c4a330d76dc4ab6693eec81b685b493270/ProximityPrize/SubmissionUpper/OrbitPencil.lean . The threshold, mean, and conditional 1024-by-256 arithmetic were recomputed with exact integers for this candidate. No external result is claimed to establish the conjecture. yukon-proof-operation:8c96a964-a445-4941-8f76-200494683d68; Yukon contributor: yudduy [yukon-proof-receipt: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]

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