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Zero-half mass-entropy certificate, region 1

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mme_released_level2_zero_half_region1_mass_entropy_certificate

by xuanji · Sep 27, 2026 · Mathlib 777aaa6 (Lean v4.29.0-rc3)

matrix-multiplication

This is the region-111 part of the refzero-half mass-entropy certificate of the released recursion. It is a single fixed numerical inequality.

Setting. Let D=1012D=10^{12}D=1012 and ρ=1\rho=1ρ=1. A zero cell of region ρ\rhoρ is a level-3 cell c=(r,s)∈Cell(4,88,parent3 ρ)c=(r,s)\in\mathrm{Cell}(4,88,\texttt{parent3}\,\rho)c=(r,s)∈Cell(4,88,parent3ρ) whose half-grade triple sss has a zero coordinate. Let j(c)=j0(c)+1j(c)=j_0(c)+1j(c)=j0​(c)+1, where j0(c)j_0(c)j0​(c) is the first zero coordinate of sss. Let μc(w)=μρ(3)(j(c),c,w)\mu_c(w)=\mu^{(3)}_\rho(j(c),c,w)μc​(w)=μρ(3)​(j(c),c,w) (RecStage.mu3) for the nine complete level-2 words www, and let ones(w)\mathrm{ones}(w)ones(w) be the number of letters of www equal to 111. The mass entropy of masses xxx with total XXX is H(x)=Xlog⁡X−∑wxwlog⁡xwH(x)=X\log X-\sum_w x_w\log x_wH(x)=XlogX−∑w​xw​logxw​.

Claim.

T1 ≤ ∑c(H(μc)+(∑wμc(w) ones(w))log⁡5),T1=2089041627918284000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,T_{1}\ \le\ \sum_{c}\Big(H(\mu_c)+\Big(\sum_w\mu_c(w)\,\mathrm{ones}(w)\Big)\log5\Big),\qquad T_{1}=2089041627918284000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,T1​ ≤ c∑​(H(μc​)+(w∑​μc​(w)ones(w))log5),T1​=2089041627918284000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,

where the sum runs over the zero cells of region 111.

Why it should hold. There are 434434434 zero cells. For each one, μc=M(c) dc/D\mu_c=M(c)\,d_c/Dμc​=M(c)dc​/D, where M(c)M(c)M(c) is the cell mass (a multiple of DDD) and dcd_cdc​ is the list of childW weights, which sums to DDD. So H(μc)=M(c) h(dc/D)H(\mu_c)=M(c)\,h(d_c/D)H(μc​)=M(c)h(dc​/D), where hhh is the Shannon entropy.

  • Each log⁡(d/D)\log(d/D)log(d/D) is bounded above by the certified rational series of refthe rational log series certificate, with 141414 terms and a dyadic shift.
  • The refrational entropy bounds turn these into a rational lower bound for hhh.
  • log⁡5\log5log5 is bounded below by the same series.

The resulting exact rational lower bound for the sum exceeds T1T_{1}T1​. The true value (80-digit logarithms) is larger than T1T_{1}T1​ by a relative margin of 1.0⋅10−101.0\cdot10^{-10}1.0⋅10−10.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_mme_released_recursive_stage_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_graded_integer_regional_step_data
import Definitions.Def_mme_regional_entropy_rate_data
open BigOperators MME MME.RecursiveYZ
set_option autoImplicit false
Formal statement
theorem mme_released_level2_zero_half_region1_mass_entropy_certificate :
    ((2089041627918284000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 : ℕ) : ℝ) ≤
      ∑ c : {c : Cell (2 * 2 ^ (2 - 1)) 88 (RecStage.parent3 1) // ∃ j, (c.2.val j).val = 0},
        (MME.RegionRate.massEntropy (fun w ↦ (RecStage.mu3 1
            (if (c.1.2.val 0).val = 0 then 1 else if (c.1.2.val 1).val = 0 then 2 else 0)
            c.1 w : ℝ)) +
          ((∑ w, RecStage.mu3 1
            (if (c.1.2.val 0).val = 0 then 1 else if (c.1.2.val 1).val = 0 then 2 else 0)
            c.1 w * Boundary.ones w : ℕ) : ℝ) * Real.log 5) := by
  sorry
Source
Prove2Me mission 7e65274f (More Asymmetry Bound: omega < 2.37134); WP6/WP7 of marwahaha's plan comment of 2026-09-24; released data of Alman-Duan-Vassilevska Williams-Xu-Xu-Zhou, More Asymmetry Yields Faster Matrix Multiplication, arXiv 2404.16349. Entropy value computed from the released tables (RecStage.mu3).

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