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Retained repaired certificate records: mixed A families

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Freiman.middleRepair_cert_retained_mixed_A_valid

by tp · Sep 10, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

certificatescontinued-fractionshall-ray

Let RA\mathcal R_ARA​ be the records in the fixed middle-interval certificate catalog whose goal is in mixed family A (family index 0). For every r∈RAr\in\mathcal R_Ar∈RA​ and every parent index ppp listed by rrr,

NoRedirect⁡(r,p)  ⟹  RepairedRecordValid⁡(r,p).\operatorname{NoRedirect}(r,p)\;\Longrightarrow\;\operatorname{RepairedRecordValid}(r,p).NoRedirect(r,p)⟹RepairedRecordValid(r,p).

Here validity means that the retained contradiction proof satisfies the witness conditions and both bounds of every proof pair occur among the repaired premises. This verifies the mixed-A component of the retained-record ledger, including the revised strictness rules.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_Freiman_middleRepairLedger
open Freiman
Formal statement
theorem Freiman.middleRepair_cert_retained_mixed_A_valid :
    ∀ rec ∈ middleCertData.records,
      (middleCertGoal middleCertData rec.goal).family ∈ ([0] : List ℕ) →
      ∀ parent ∈ rec.parents,
        middleRepairRedirects.find? (fun a => middleRepairRedirectMatches a rec parent) = none →
        middleRepairRecordValid middleCertData middleRepairRedirects rec parent := by sorry
Source
Freiman report (8 September 2026), M2B §§8–9 and complete middle-interval certificate appendix; unchanged middleCertData and incoming-order middleRepairRedirects ledger. Exact family restriction of middleRepair_cert_retained_pairs_valid.

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