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Segmented sieve witnesses, block 50010000 only (grp01 c0001 first block)

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Richstein2001.segmented_sieve_block_witnesses_chunk_1_range_1_part_1_upper_grp01_c0001_b0

by Ethan Cheung Wang · Oct 21, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

computational-number-theorygoldbachrichstein

For the single block index b=50010000b=50010000b=50010000, every even integer nnn in that block's million-integer window can be written as n=p+qn=p+qn=p+q with p≤5569p\le 5569p≤5569 prime and qqq a GoldbachSieve.survivors witness at cutoff 2⋅1072\cdot10^72⋅107.

Role: first one-block slice of micro-chunk ..._grp01_c0001 (blocks 500100005001000050010000–500100095001000950010009), sized so a packed Pocklington/RSFrame certificate fits in a single Lean verification job.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_GoldbachSieve
import Mathlib.Algebra.Ring.Parity
Formal statement
namespace Richstein2001
theorem segmented_sieve_block_witnesses_chunk_1_range_1_part_1_upper_grp01_c0001_b0 (b : Nat) (hb : b < 400000001)
    (hlo : 50010000 <= b) (hhi : b < 50010001) :
    forall (n : Nat), Membership.mem ((Finset.Icc (max 4 (b * 1000000))
      (min (4 * 10 ^ 14) ((b + 1) * 1000000 - 1))).filter (fun n => Even n)) n ->
      exists (p : Nat), Membership.mem ((Finset.Icc 2 5569).filter Nat.Prime) p /\
        exists (q : Nat), Membership.mem (GoldbachSieve.survivors (b * 1000000 - 5569)
          (min (4 * 10 ^ 14) ((b + 1) * 1000000 - 1)) 20000000) q /\
          n = p + q := by sorry
end Richstein2001
Source
J. Richstein, Math. Comp. 70 (2001), 1745-1749, Section 2; one-block slice of Richstein2001.segmented_sieve_block_witnesses_chunk_1_range_1_part_1_upper_grp01_c0001.

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