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Linear budget from an exponential return inequality

Proved
CollatzWork.prefixReturnNumericalBound

by Sodelin · Sep 8, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

collatz-work-import

Let n,d∈Nn,d\in\mathbb Nn,d∈N satisfy 2⋅32d<27d(n+1)2\cdot32^d<27^d(n+1)2⋅32d<27d(n+1). Then

10d+27<27n,d≤⌊27n−2810⌋.10d+27<27n,\qquad d\le\left\lfloor\frac{27n-28}{10}\right\rfloor.10d+27<27n,d≤⌊1027n−28​⌋.

The exponential inequality is an explicit premise; applications to any particular orbit must establish it separately.

Preamble
import Std
import Init.Grind.Ordered.Module
import Definitions.Def_CollatzWork_AffineRepetitionStatement
import Theorems.Thm_CollatzWork_prefixReturnBernoulli



Formal statement
theorem CollatzWork.prefixReturnNumericalBound : PrefixReturnNumericalBoundStatement := by sorry

Source
https://github.com/Sodelin/Collatz-Conjecture-Work/blob/026aa4ad4be6453a005ab950b160a9f2204c5271/lean/CollatzWork/AffineRepetition.lean#L83-L95

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