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What does a referee have to check by hand?

🟒 2 formal Β· 🟑 2 formal in part Β· πŸ”΅ 2 computation

To check by hand, in order

Each statement comes after what it uses. 🟑: only the part not formalized; πŸ”΅: the argument, not its computations.

  1. even n β‰₯ 14: middle rows strictly ordered, no sign change β€” 🟑 the rest is to be checked by hand
  2. odd n β‰₯ 15: row ⌊w/2βŒ‹, no zero, exactly two sign changes β€” 🟑 the rest is to be checked by hand
  3. exhaustive search, w ≀ 12: 14 and 15 are the smallest n β€” πŸ”΅ written proof; its computations are checked by a program
  4. zeros deleted: examples already in widths 6–8 β€” πŸ”΅ written proof; its computations are checked by a program

Every statement

statementstatusrelations
thm:A
even n β‰₯ 14: middle rows strictly ordered, no sign change
formal: the base pair n = 14 only (kernel computation, decide); the family for every n is in Isabelle
🟑 formal in partuses Lemma 1
Lemma 1
antipodal ear insertion keeps the old diameters, adds one
🟒 formalβ€”
thm:B
odd n β‰₯ 15: row ⌊w/2βŒ‹, no zero, exactly two sign changes
formal: the pair n = 15 only (kernel computation, decide); the family for every n is in Isabelle
🟑 formal in partβ€”
cor:all
four sign changes fail for every n β‰₯ 14 (k ≀ ⌈w/2βŒ‰), for odd n inside k ≀ ⌊w/2βŒ‹
🟒 formaluses even n β‰₯ 14: middle rows strictly ordered, no sign change; uses odd n β‰₯ 15: row ⌊w/2βŒ‹, no zero, exactly two sign changes
prop:min
exhaustive search, w ≀ 12: 14 and 15 are the smallest n
πŸ”΅ computationβ€”
rem:zeros
zeros deleted: examples already in widths 6–8
πŸ”΅ computationβ€”

🟒 formal: the whole statement is machine-checked Β· 🟑 formal in part: the rest is to be checked by hand Β· πŸ”΅ computation: written proof; its computations are checked by a program Β· πŸ”΄ by hand: written proof only Β· βšͺ cited / no proof here: a result of others, or a question