A shared tournament labeling with five simultaneous defect bounds
ProvedSensitivityCampaign.raw_shared_labeling_12607Every tournament on vertices admits one binary labeling of its directed edges with the following five simultaneous properties. Set
For each , each vertex subset , and each assignment of a binary target color to every vertex, if every has at most outgoing arcs within whose labels differ from , then
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.
import Mathlib open scoped Classical
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 sorryConfirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).
Confirmed by the moderator at approval.