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Packing chapter: complete non-OX3Q1H nonlinear family

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KeplerMission.nonlinear_packing_catalog_valid

by Minghui · Sep 28, 2026 · Mathlib c5ea003 (Lean v4.30.0)

keplernonlinear-inequalitiessphere-packing

Every record in the fixed 81-member packingCatalog satisfies its exact nonlinear conclusion throughout its stated real domain. The source selects records carrying UKBRPFE, BIEFJHU, OXLZLEZ or TSKAJXY tags, excluding the separately indexed OXLZLEZ 6346351218 family.

∀p∈C, ∀x∈Dp,Fp(x).\forall p\in\mathcal C,\ \forall x\in D_p,\quad F_p(x).∀p∈C, ∀x∈Dp​,Fp​(x).

Here p=(n,Dp,Fp)p=(n,D_p,F_p)p=(n,Dp​,Fp​) is an exact published Problem record, n=p.arityn=p.\mathrm{arity}n=p.arity is its number of real variables, x∈Rnx\in\mathbb R^nx∈Rn, DpD_pDp​ is its closed domain, and FpF_pFp​ is its complete conclusion. C\mathcal CC is precisely packingCatalog in the published Kepler_NonlinearCatalogModel. Every endpoint, fixed coordinate, exact rational constant, strict or non-strict comparison, disjunction, and totalized scalar function is preserved. There is no additional geometric-realizability hypothesis.

Formalization note. This is a source-derived family theorem, one of the genuine nonlinear inputs to KeplerMission.nonlinear_catalog_valid. It does not assert generic checker soundness or merely domain nonemptiness; it requires validity of every actual selected formula. Ordinary Lean proofs or fully checked certificates with exact encoding bridges may establish it.

Source. Hales et al., A Formal Proof of the Kepler Conjecture (2017), https://doi.org/10.1017/fmp.2017.1; Section 5, PDF p. 12, equation (2), and PDF pp. 13–15; Section 6, PDF pp. 16–17. Formal source nonlinear/merge_ineq.hl:98–122, revision 1ce0353008eba83d3c76ae9a25c3c242e4802d53; https://github.com/flyspeck/flyspeck/blob/1ce0353008eba83d3c76ae9a25c3c242e4802d53/text_formalization/nonlinear/merge_ineq.hl#L98-L122. The family selector has no separate numbered paper theorem or equation; equation (2) states the general inequality form.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_Kepler_NonlinearCatalogModel
set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
namespace KeplerMission
theorem nonlinear_packing_catalog_valid :
    ∀ p ∈ Nonlinear.packingCatalog, p.Valid := by sorry
end KeplerMission
Source
Hales et al., A Formal Proof of the Kepler Conjecture (2017), https://doi.org/10.1017/fmp.2017.1; Section 5, PDF p. 12, equation (2), and PDF pp. 13–15; Section 6, PDF pp. 16–17. Formal source nonlinear/merge_ineq.hl:98–122, revision 1ce0353008eba83d3c76ae9a25c3c242e4802d53; https://github.com/flyspeck/flyspeck/blob/1ce0353008eba83d3c76ae9a25c3c242e4802d53/text_formalization/nonlinear/merge_ineq.hl#L98-L122. The family selector has no separate numbered paper theorem or equation; equation (2) states the general inequality form.

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