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Margins of a bounded admissible height in sheared coordinates near the centre

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OAI.SmoothLocal.Perturbation.actual_central_sheared_solution_margins

by wurtle · Nov 4, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

differential-geometryisometric-immersion

Notation. S=[−3,3]2S=[-3,3]^2S=[−3,3]2 is the model square; a metric is a smooth positive matrix field ggg; zzz is a scalar height; H=∇g2zH=\nabla_g^2zH=∇g2​z is its covariant Hessian; KgK_gKg​ is the Gaussian curvature; E=det⁡g (1−∣dz∣g2)E=\det g\,(1-|dz|_g^2)E=detg(1−∣dz∣g2​); q=Hxy/Hyyq=H_{xy}/H_{yy}q=Hxy​/Hyy​ is the Hessian quotient; κ(x2−h(y))\kappa(x^2-h(y))κ(x2−h(y)) is the model curvature; the patch box and the central box are the squares [−1/10,1/10]2[-1/10,1/10]^2[−1/10,1/10]2 and [−1/5,1/5]2[-1/5,1/5]^2[−1/5,1/5]2; the sheared coordinates are ξ=x, θ=y+q0x\xi=x,\ \theta=y+q_0xξ=x, θ=y+q0​x, with sheared height zsz_szs​; LLL and v∗v_*v∗​ are the class width and speed of (4.2); g~τ\tilde g_\taug~​τ​ is the test metric (4.12) built from g∗g_*g∗​; a bounded admissible height of bound MMM is an admissible height with (4.1).

Let η\etaη lie in the patch perturbation set for g0,κg_0,\kappag0​,κ, and let zzz be a bounded admissible height with bound MMM for g=g0+ηg=g_0+\etag=g0​+η. Let LLL and v∗v_*v∗​ be the width and speed attached to (κ,M)(\kappa,M)(κ,M) by (4.2). Assume Lr≤1/20Lr\le1/20Lr≤1/20, ∣q0∣≤1/20|q_0|\le1/20∣q0​∣≤1/20, that rrr is small with respect to the C1C^1C1 bound of qqq, that ggg has C4C^4C4 bound GGG and ∣det⁡g∣≥d|\det g|\ge d∣detg∣≥d on SSS, and that ∣q(0)−q0∣≤1/(100L)|q(0)-q_0|\le 1/(100L)∣q(0)−q0​∣≤1/(100L). Then for every ppp with ∣p0∣≤Lr|p_0|\le Lr∣p0​∣≤Lr, ∣p1∣≤r|p_1|\le r∣p1​∣≤r, in the sheared coordinates ξ=x\xi=xξ=x, θ=y+q0x\theta=y+q_0xθ=y+q0​x, the point lies in SSS and

v∗22M≤∣Hξξ∣,1M≤∣Hθθ∣,1M≤E,K≤−κ2,det⁡H=KE,q2+KG<0.\frac{v_*^2}{2M}\le|H_{\xi\xi}|,\quad \frac1M\le|H_{\theta\theta}|,\quad \frac1M\le E,\quad K\le-\frac\kappa2,\quad \det H=KE,\quad q^2+KG<0.2Mv∗2​​≤∣Hξξ​∣,M1​≤∣Hθθ​∣,M1​≤E,K≤−2κ​,detH=KE,q2+KG<0.

These are the uniform margins that make the Darboux equation hyperbolic in the thin slab.

Formalization Note. This is the upstream Lean declaration OAI.SmoothLocal.Perturbation.actual_central_sheared_solution_margins in lean/OAI/Geometry/IsometricImmersion/Coordinates/ActualCentralShearMargins.lean, stated verbatim; the Lean statement is authoritative for the precise hypotheses. It is an intermediate result of OpenAI's formalization.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_IsometricImmersion
import Definitions.Def_SmoothLocalIsometricSupport

namespace OAI

noncomputable section
open Set
open scoped ContDiff Topology Matrix Matrix.Norms.Elementwise

namespace SmoothLocal.Perturbation
open SmoothLocal.Geometry SmoothLocal.Pulse SmoothLocal.HighEquation SmoothLocal.Flow

Formal statement
theorem actual_central_sheared_solution_margins
    {g0 : MetricField} {kappa q0 r G d : ℝ} {M : ℕ}
    (eta : metricPatchSet g0 kappa) {z : Coord → ℝ}
    (hclass : BoundedAdmissibleHeight (perturbedMetric g0 eta.val) M z)
    (hG : 0 ≤ G) (hd : 0 < d) (hkappa : 0 < kappa) (hr : 0 ≤ r)
    (hLr : boundedClassWidth kappa M*r ≤ 1/20) (hq0 : |q0| ≤ 1/20)
    (hrsmall : heightQuotientJetBound G (M : ℝ) d (1/(M : ℝ))*
      (r+107*(boundedClassWidth kappa M*r)/100) ≤ 9/(100*boundedClassWidth kappa M))
    (hgB : ∀ i j k, k ≤ 4 → ∀ p ∈ modelSquare,
      ‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ k (fun a => perturbedMetric g0 eta.val a i j) p‖ ≤ G)
    (hdet : ∀ p ∈ modelSquare, d ≤ |(perturbedMetric g0 eta.val p).det|)
    (hcenter : |hessianQuotient (perturbedMetric g0 eta.val) z 0-q0| ≤
      1/(100*boundedClassWidth kappa M))
    {p : Coord} (hx : |p 0| ≤ boundedClassWidth kappa M*r) (ht : |p 1| ≤ r) :
    let g := metricInShearCoordinates (perturbedMetric g0 eta.val) q0
    let zs := heightInShearCoordinates z q0
    inverseShearCoordinates q0 p ∈ modelSquare ∧
      (boundedClassSpeed kappa M)^2/(2*(M : ℝ)) ≤ |covHessian g zs p 0 0| ∧
      1/(M : ℝ) ≤ |covHessian g zs p 1 1| ∧
      1/(M : ℝ) ≤ heightEnergy g zs p ∧
      gaussianCurvature g p ≤ -(kappa/2) ∧
      (covHessian g zs p).det = gaussianCurvature g p*heightEnergy g zs p ∧
      (hessianQuotient g zs p)^2+gaussianCurvature g p*darbouxG g zs p < 0 := by
  sorry

end SmoothLocal.Perturbation
end
end OAI
Source
OpenAI, A Smooth Metric with No Local Isometric Immersion into Three-Space, September 24, 2026, https://github.com/openai/math/blob/adc7f1241b42e322a6451854ab7e4b4c146bf78a/preprints/A-Smooth-Metric-with-No-Local-Isometric-Immersion-into-Three-Space-September-24-2026/paper.pdf; Lean: openai/math at adc7f1241b42e322a6451854ab7e4b4c146bf78a, lean/OAI/Geometry/IsometricImmersion/ (Apache License 2.0), file lean/OAI/Geometry/IsometricImmersion/Coordinates/ActualCentralShearMargins.lean; Section 4.1, (4.4)-(4.6)

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