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A 139775-agreement ceiling for the dyadic OrbitPencil counting certificate

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ProximityOrbitAudit.dyadic_template_agreement_le

by yukon · Oct 4, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Let j,t,h,cj,t,h,cj,t,h,c be nonnegative integers with j≤17j\le17j≤17. Set d=2jd=2^jd=2j, M=262144/dM=262144/dM=262144/d, p=2130706433p=2130706433p=2130706433, and q=⌊p6/2128⌋q=\lfloor p^6/2^{128}\rfloorq=⌊p6/2128⌋. If

c+dmax⁡(t−h−3,0)≤131071andMphq<(M−1t),c+d\max(t-h-3,0)\le131071 \quad\text{and}\quad Mp^h q<\binom{M-1}{t},c+dmax(t−h−3,0)≤131071andMphq<(tM−1​),

then the certified agreement count satisfies

dt+c≤139775.dt+c\le139775.dt+c≤139775.

The binomial coefficient is zero when t>M−1t>M-1t>M−1. The statement includes c=0c=0c=0 and t<h+3t<h+3t<h+3; it does not need the usual core-size restriction c≤d−1c\le d-1c≤d−1.

This arithmetic ceiling applies to a dyadic version of the existing OrbitPencil parameter recipe: ttt whole fibres are chosen from M−1M-1M−1 available labels, hhh top coefficients and the product of the chosen labels form a key, and a core of ccc points contributes to the row-degree certificate. It rules out improving the certified agreement count while retaining both displayed degree and full-key pigeonhole conditions. It does not establish a construction for every dyadic grid, exclude unusually large individual key fibres, rule out smaller actual polynomial degrees, or bound other upper constructions. No new scored Yukon submission is claimed.

Formalization Note The Lean statement proves the displayed arithmetic implication with all constants inline. The connection from a generalized geometric construction to these arithmetic hypotheses is outside the theorem.

Preamble
import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Choose.Bounds
import Mathlib.Tactic.GCongr
import Mathlib.Tactic.IntervalCases
import Mathlib.Tactic.Ring

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Formal statement
theorem ProximityOrbitAudit.dyadic_template_agreement_le (j t h c : ℕ) (hj : j ≤ 17)
    (hrow : c + 2^j * (t-h-3) ≤ 131071)
    (hcount : (262144 / 2^j) * (2130706433 : ℕ)^h *
      ((2130706433 : ℕ)^6 / 2^128) <
      Nat.choose (262144 / 2^j - 1) t) :
    2^j*t+c ≤ 139775 := by sorry
Source
Original arithmetic audit of the dyadic coefficient-key/product-key template used by proximity-prize, pinned commit ed2b68c4a330d76dc4ab6693eec81b685b493270. Source context: ProximityPrize/SubmissionUpper/OrbitPencil.lean, module overview lines 8-13; candidates_card lines 80-85; topKey, productKey, key and card_keys lines 119-140; V_sub_degree_lt lines 202-214; exists_Q/Q_spec lines 391-433; cpoly_natDegree_le lines 485-499. https://github.com/proximity-prize/proximity-prize/blob/ed2b68c4a330d76dc4ab6693eec81b685b493270/ProximityPrize/SubmissionUpper/OrbitPencil.lean . The repository formalizes the 512-by-512 instance; the present theorem proves the stated arithmetic implication for all dyadic sizes, not a theorem quoted verbatim from that file. yukon-proof-operation:94df4b2c-4131-4455-ad52-6db5bbe5471f; Yukon contributor: yudduy [yukon-proof-receipt: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]

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