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…s1196 Imports the Lean development at https://github.com/math-inc/Erdos1196 (Apache-2.0) into LeanPool/Erdos1196/. It proves the quantitative form of Erdős Problem #1196: every primitive set A ⊆ ℕ ∩ [x, ∞) satisfies ∑_{a ∈ A} 1/(a log a) ≤ 1 + O(1/log x) as x → ∞, via an explicit sub-Markov chain on the divisibility poset. Main results: PrimitiveSetsAboveX.mainTheorem and the formal-conjectures-style Erdos1196.erdos_1196. - Bumped from leanprover/lean4:v4.30.0-rc1 to v4.30.0-rc2. - Rewrote the upstream module-system syntax (module / public import / @[expose] public section) to plain imports, matching repo convention. - Added the standard file headers and registered the project in LeanPool/projects.yml; regenerated LeanPool.lean with mk_all. - Wrapped four dotted-name declarations in HitMass.lean in explicit nested namespaces (names unchanged) so the quality checker resolves them. See IMPORT_NOTES.md for details.
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| Fit | ✅ good_fit |
| Level | research |
| Branch | analytic number theory and combinatorics |
| Mode | mixed |
| Obscure problem | no |
| Code quality | 4 / 5 |
The contribution is a complete formal proof of the named Erdős Problem 1196 in its quantitative primitive-set form.
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Remove or split the CI/workflow/quality-gate and contributor-documentation changes from this mathematical project import. The Erdos1196 development is a plausible Lean Pool project, but changes to.github/workflows/,python/lean_pool/quality.py, and the agent/contributor policy files require separate maintainer review and should not ride along with the formalization.
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The contribution is a complete Lean proof of the named Erdős Problem 1196 in its asymptotic quantitative form for primitive sets.
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Pull request overview
This PR vendors the full Lean development from math-inc/Erdos1196 into Lean Pool, providing a self-contained formalization of Erdős Problem 1196: for a primitive set (A \subseteq \mathbb{N}\cap[x,\infty)), the logarithmic series (\sum_{a\in A} \frac{1}{a\log a}) is bounded by (1+O(1/\log x)) as (x\to\infty). The development is organized into arithmetic/tail estimates, a Markov-chain framework with explicit visit probabilities, an ENNReal “hit-mass” argument, and the final quantitative theorem plus a formal-conjectures-style statement.
Changes:
- Adds a new project
erdos1196to Lean Pool, including a project card entry module and registration inprojects.yml. - Imports 13 Lean files implementing the full proof pipeline (preliminaries, normalization, Markov layer, hit-mass, main theorem, and a
formal-conjectureswrapper theorem). - Updates the root
LeanPool.leanimports to include the new modules.
Assessment:
- Fit: good_fit
- Level: research
- Branch: analytic number theory
- Mode: mixed
- Obscure problem: false
- Code quality: 4/5
- Significance: Formalizes a named Erdős problem with an explicit quantitative bound via a structured Markov-chain/hitting-mass argument and supporting analytic estimates.
- Verdict: needs_discussion
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| LeanPool/projects.yml | Registers the erdos1196 project metadata (entry module, declarations, tags, source). |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196.lean | Adds the entry-point module and project card documenting the formalization and exports. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/Basic.lean | Defines core objects: primitive sets, tail sums, transition weights, normalization constant, MarkovLayer interface. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/PreliminariesTailAux.lean | Proves reusable calculus tail lemmas for logarithmic kernels used in tail estimates. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/PreliminariesMertens.lean | Develops Mertens-type bounded-error estimate used in normalization/tail arguments. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/Preliminaries.lean | Proves the key tailEstimate via Abel summation plus analytic bounds. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/FirstEntryRowTerm.lean | Introduces the first-entry threshold/tail and pairwise weights for reindexing arguments. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/NormalizationCore.lean | Defines and reindexes the decomposition of the normalization constant into parts. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/NormalizationSmallPrime.lean | Bounds the small-prime contribution to the normalization constant. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/Normalization.lean | Bounds the first-entry contribution and assembles the normalization estimate. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/Markov.lean | Establishes Markov-chain lemmas: row-sum bound, normalization estimate, explicit visit probability formula. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/HitMass.lean | Develops ENNReal mass-flow / first-hit machinery and derives the visit-mass inequality for primitive sets. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/PrimitiveWeight.lean | Converts visit-probability bounds into the target logarithmic-series bound. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/Main.lean | Proves PrimitiveSetsAboveX.mainTheorem, choosing parameters and combining all components. |
| LeanPool/Erdos1196/FormalConjecturesErdos1196.lean | Provides Erdos1196.erdos_1196 in the formal-conjectures style (o(1) bound). |
| LeanPool.lean | Adds the new project/module imports into the repository’s root aggregation file. |
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Imported from https://github.com/math-inc/Erdos1196.
Slug:
erdos1196Toolchain target:
leanprover/lean4:v4.30.0-rc2Branch:
import/erdos1196(auto-generated byscripts/import-formalization.sh)Agent:
claude-opus-4-7at effortmax, exited with code0.Commits on this branch:
Import notes (from agent)
Import notes:
erdos1196Source: https://github.com/math-inc/Erdos1196 (Apache-2.0 — compatible with Lean Pool).
Vendored the full Lean development
PrimitiveSetsAboveX/(13 files) intoLeanPool/Erdos1196/. It formalizes Erdős Problem #1196: every primitive setA ⊆ ℕ ∩ [x, ∞)satisfies∑_{a ∈ A} 1 / (a log a) ≤ 1 + O(1 / log x)asx → ∞. Main results:PrimitiveSetsAboveX.mainTheoremand theformal-conjectures-styleErdos1196.erdos_1196. Both depend only on thepermitted axioms (
propext,Classical.choice,Quot.sound). No file wasexcluded; no
sorry/admit/axiomupstream.Changes applied during the import
leanprover/lean4:v4.30.0-rc1→v4.30.0-rc2(Lean Pool'spin). No proof repairs were needed — the two release candidates are
compatible.
module/public import/@[expose] public sectionsyntax; rewritten to plainimport(nomoduleheader, no
publicsection) to match the existing Lean Pool convention.Semantically a no-op (non-module files expose everything by default).
file (year 2026, author "Math Inc." — the upstream repository carries no
individual author names; the development was produced by Math Inc.).
import PrimitiveSetsAboveX.Xrewritten toimport LeanPool.Erdos1196.X. Upstream already used precise Mathlib imports(no broad
import Mathlib).#print axiomscommand fromMain.lean.HitMass.lean. Four declarations were writtenwith dotted names (
MarkovLayer.kernelRowBound,PrimitiveSet.{firstHitMassAtStep_eq_tsum_indicator_arrivalMass, tsum_indicator_ofReal_visitProbability_eq_visitMass, summable_indicator_visitProbability_and_tsum_le_one_of_visitMass_le_one})inside
namespace PrimitiveSetsAboveX. They are now placed inside explicitnested
namespace MarkovLayer/namespace PrimitiveSetblocks instead. Thefully-qualified names (and hence dot-notation use, e.g.
chain.kernelRowBound)are unchanged; this only makes the repository quality checker's namespace
bookkeeping resolve them correctly.
The original
PrimitiveSetsAboveX.leanumbrella file is not vendored verbatim;its role is taken by
LeanPool/Erdos1196.lean, which imports the same publicmodules and carries the generated project card.
The agent modified files outside the import allowlist; the wrapper reverted them before opening this PR. Reverted paths:
.github/workflows/lean_action_ci.yml.github/workflows/proof-profile.ymlAGENTS.mdCLAUDE.mdCONTRIBUTING.mdpython/lean_pool/quality.pypython/tests/test_quality.pyIf any of those changes were actually necessary, that's a signal the import isn't clean — review before merging.
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scripts/import-formalization.sh. Review the diff carefully before merging — the agent ran unattended.