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diaz-modulus-lean: note v1.22, two poles, and Kirby's weak Schanuel conjecture at a candidate
The Diaz companion note is now at
v1.22:
diaz-modulus-lean ports the seven
nodes published on Prove2Me on 9 October and the mirrored library stands at all
389 proved results on Lean’s three standard axioms
(3450aec). For
u ∉ ℚ̄ with uū algebraic and distinct non-zero algebraic a₁, a₂, the space
H₀ + ℚ̄·u/(u²−a₁) + ℚ̄·u/(u²−a₂) carries a rank-one 2×3 configuration — the
progression b, bu², bu⁴, bu⁶ — that no four-dimensional H₀ + ℚ̄w inside it
carries, with no conjugation condition; at a candidate, under Roy’s theorem, the
two terms are not both in ℒ̃, and in the family aᵢāᵢ = |u|⁴ their sum is not
(substitutions in Diaz 2007, Théorème 7(2) = Fischler 2001, Lemma 6.1, not
claimed). Under the case n = 2 of Kirby’s weak Schanuel conjecture every
candidate has Im u ∈ πℚ, so Diaz’s conjecture is equivalent to the single
relation t² + π² transcendental for real t ≠ 0 with eᵗ algebraic — the
remark is now formal rather than prose. Chapter 13 of the blueprint gained the
three results from the manuscript, the pair dichotomy, two candidates on an
axis-parallel line and mixed rigidity, with the four nodes their proofs import
(68a87a7). The same
day’s prove2me-logs
entry carries the mission from the research side.