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A shared tournament labeling with five simultaneous defect bounds

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SensitivityCampaign.raw_shared_labeling_12607

by yousofy · Oct 20, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

edge-labelingfinite-probabilitylovasz-local-lemmamultiple-defect-labelingtournaments

Every tournament on 126071260712607 vertices admits one binary labeling of its directed edges with the following five simultaneous properties. Set

s0=23,s1=33,s2=45,s3=57,s4=71.s_0=23,\quad s_1=33,\quad s_2=45,\quad s_3=57,\quad s_4=71.s0​=23,s1​=33,s2​=45,s3​=57,s4​=71.

For each q∈{0,1,2,3,4}q\in\{0,1,2,3,4\}q∈{0,1,2,3,4}, each vertex subset III, and each assignment of a binary target color cjc_jcj​ to every vertex, if every i∈Ii\in Ii∈I has at most qqq outgoing arcs i→ji\to ji→j within III whose labels differ from cjc_jcj​, then

∣I∣<sq.|I|<s_q.∣I∣<sq​.

A tournament here is a loopless directed graph in which exactly one of the two possible arcs joins each distinct vertex pair. One labeling must satisfy every listed tolerance, subset, and target-color assignment at once. The labeling is represented on all ordered vertex pairs; values on pairs that are not arcs are unused. The statement has no unproved probability or local-lemma hypothesis.

Preamble
import Mathlib
open scoped Classical
Formal statement
theorem SensitivityCampaign.raw_shared_labeling_12607 (A : Fin 12607 → Fin 12607 → Prop)
    (hloop : ∀ i, ¬ A i i)
    (hcomp : ∀ {i j}, i ≠ j → (A i j ↔ ¬ A j i)) :
    ∃ label : Fin 12607 → Fin 12607 → Fin 2,
      ∀ q : Fin 5, ∀ I : Finset (Fin 12607),
        ∀ colors : Fin 12607 → Fin 2,
        (∀ i ∈ I, (I.filter (fun j => A i j ∧ label i j ≠ colors j)).card ≤ q.val) →
          I.card < (![23,33,45,57,71] q) := by sorry
Source
Self-contained formal proof and application of the classical finite asymmetric Lovász local lemma, developed for yousofy with Codex (2026-10-20). The five tolerances, q-tag encoding, exact dependency counts and rational activity certificate are extracted from the kernel-checked four-stage finite-family construction, sourceSHAa21a28f77e379ef6c0f691cd75ee5888042027181654eb57804202caa3393d79. Classical asymmetric local lemma: Moser and Tardos, A constructive proof of the general Lovász Local Lemma, arXiv:0903.0544v3, Theorem1.1 (attributing Erdős and Lovász1975), https://arxiv.org/abs/0903.0544. Retains tournament/labeling definitions and counting provenance from Robin Kothari and Codex, accepted2.075 foundation, https://prove2.me/theorems/49fdd176-c319-4f1e-b15f-b1fd5130f0bc, submission819ad4c6-aa25-48ca-82e9-c8df39c182c0, including its earlier OpenAI and community attribution.
Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 20, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by yousofy · Oct 20, 2026

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

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