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Mazur 13 port: map_infinityPointIdeal

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MazurProof.N13SpecialDivisorCharts.map_infinityPointIdeal

by xuanji · Oct 9, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

huang-flt-portmazur-full-torsionmazur-n13-portorder13

Extension of an infinity-chart point ideal to the overlap has the expected coordinate generators.

This lemma is one step of a machine-checked proof that the genus-two curve

Y2=X6+4X5+6X4+2X3+X2+2X+1Y^2 = X^6+4X^5+6X^4+2X^3+X^2+2X+1Y2=X6+4X5+6X4+2X3+X2+2X+1

(a model of X1(13)X_1(13)X1​(13)) has no rational affine points other than the cusps X∈{0,−1}X\in\{0,-1\}X∈{0,−1}, which gives the case N=13N=13N=13 of Mazur's torsion theorem. The proof is Xiang Huang's Lean development, ported to this Mathlib and split into one node per large lemma; definitions live in the layered entries MazurN13_L0, MazurN13_L1, ….

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_MazurN13_L4

set_option backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency false
set_option backward.isDefEq.respectTransparency.types false
open MazurProof MazurProof.N13SpecialDivisorCharts
open Polynomial
open scoped Sym2
attribute [local instance] MazurProof.N13SpecialDivisorCharts.instFactPrimeOfNatNat_fLT
Formal statement
theorem MazurProof.N13SpecialDivisorCharts.map_infinityPointIdeal (t v : K) : Ideal.map (algebraMap SpecialInfinity SpecialOverlap) (infinityPointIdeal t v) = Ideal.span {N13SpecialCurveOverlap.tOverlap - N13SpecialCurveOverlap.coefficientToInfinityOverlap t, N13SpecialCurveOverlap.vOverlap - N13SpecialCurveOverlap.coefficientToInfinityOverlap v} := by sorry
Source
Xiang Huang, FLT fork, https://github.com/xiangyazi24/FLT/blob/51bbb4f/FLT/Assumptions/MazurProof/N13SpecialDivisorCharts.lean#L109

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