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The shared stage of Theorem 30 with batched band arrays, in every program beginning with base58B

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Light.Batch.sharedB_base58B

by xuanji · Oct 7, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

apsp-2995561apsp-exponentfine-grained-complexityword-ram

For every RRR and standard limits, the program base58B ++ R meets SharedSpecB lim (base58B ++ R) cShared30: the shared stage (procedure pSharedP) of the data structure of Theorem 30 with pruned encodings, run on a source X∈ZK0N×DX\in\mathbb Z^{K_0N\times D}X∈ZK0​N×D at aX and the transpose of Y∈ZD×K0NY\in\mathbb Z^{D\times K_0N}Y∈ZD×K0​N at aY, returns within cShared30 * sharedShapeP p steps and leaves the shared data (tables, encodings of every band of the batched input arrays bArrayL, bArrayR) in place (SharedReadyA).

base58B is base58P (the 58 procedures of Theorem 30 with pruned encodings) with the body bandArrayBBody at the number of bandArray.

The batched layout (Batch/Tiling): the source of the left side is a K0N×DK_0N\times DK0​N×D matrix XXX (row by row), that of the right side a D×K0ND\times K_0ND×K0​N matrix YYY (stored transposed); the slot (g,h)(g,h)(g,h) of the band β\betaβ holds the row block number (βK0+g)K0+h(\beta K_0+g)K_0+h(βK0​+g)K0​+h of the source, so one run of Theorem 30's data structure computes K02K_0^2K02​ independent block products.

Preamble
/-
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Released under Apache 2.0 license as described in the file LICENSE.
SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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-- Generated by skeleton subtraction from the ThreeSumApsp library at commit 3b45b374640a.

import Definitions.Def_APSP2995561_Defs2

set_option autoImplicit false
set_option relaxedAutoImplicit false

open Light
open Light.Batch
open ThreeSumApsp ThreeSumApsp.Spec Light.Sec4
Formal statement
theorem Light.Batch.sharedB_base58B (R : Program) (lim : Limits) (std : Std lim) :
    SharedSpecB lim (base58B ++ R) cShared30 := by sorry
Source
Developed for the prove2.me APSP exponent campaign (https://prove2.me/campaigns/apsp-exponent) on top of the Lean formalization anthropics/formal-math, folder 3sum-apsp, commit e1a4e65 (https://github.com/anthropics/formal-math/tree/e1a4e6508154ea59f030480661590a9fe3018011/3sum-apsp; Lean v4.33.1, Mathlib v4.33.1). The statement comes from the file 3sum-apsp/ThreeSumApsp/Batch/Program.lean of the campaign's modified copy of that library, which is not published; the new definitions it uses are in the platform definition bundles APSP2995561_Defs1 and APSP2995561_Defs2 (and APSP2996001_Defs1-2, APSP299791_Defs1-5 of the earlier entries). It follows the technical note "Deterministic APSP via thin products" (revised 7 October 2026) refining J. Alman and V. Vassilevska Williams, "Truly Subquadratic 3SUM and Truly Subcubic APSP via Triangles in Sparse Lopsided Graphs", arXiv:2610.06783v1 (https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.06783v1), Proposition 2.1.

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