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R03 P3-factor structural result: cubic three connected has perfect matching

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R03PerfectMatchingCandidate.cubic_three_connected_has_perfect_matching

by hao jia · Sep 17, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

graph-theoryopg-46613p3-factorsource-faithful-candidate

This is a source-faithful auxiliary theorem from the candidate formalization of the cubic P3-partition problem. It records the structural result R03PerfectMatchingCandidate.cubic_three_connected_has_perfect_matching under exactly the explicit hypotheses in the Lean statement. It is a conditional reusable result and does not claim that the open root problem has been solved.

Formalization Note The Lean statement and direct proof were extracted from the cited candidate artifact; its source digest is 1e67fc5e7a242895e94a4bf5b396f3b143d7004721b08f2910a424ad0abec2e5.

Formal statement
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_cubic_p3_partition_models

namespace R03PerfectMatchingCandidate

open R03PerfectMatchingCandidate
open CubicP3Partition
open SimpleGraph
open scoped BigOperators
universe u
variable {V : Type u} [Fintype V]
theorem cubic_three_connected_has_perfect_matching
    {G : SimpleGraph V} (hG : Cubic G) (hconn : ThreeVertexConnected G)
    (hEven : Even (Nat.card V)) :
    ∃ M : G.Subgraph, M.IsPerfectMatching := by sorry

end R03PerfectMatchingCandidate
Source
VibeMathing candidate artifact: research/artifacts/candidates/r03/parallel/sp01/r03-sp01-cubic-three-connected-perfect-matching-candidate-v1.lean; source SHA-256 1e67fc5e7a242895e94a4bf5b396f3b143d7004721b08f2910a424ad0abec2e5; ProblemContract problem:opg-46613-p3-partition; candidate-only formalization.

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