AutoSamplingTheory.SALD.cycle166GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoIntervalTaylorLower1Obligation
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def cycle166GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoIntervalTaylorLower1Obligation :
ProofObligationConstruction and field-by-field explanation
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id:String(explicit)Stable obligation identifier.
sald.general_moving_target_discrete.cycle166_em_generator_laplacian_event_field_frozen_scalar_brownian_ito_interval_taylor_nonnegstatement:String(explicit)Desired mathematical or workflow content as String; it is not a proposition in Prop and the def does not prove it.
Cycle 166 lower_1 dynamic-leaf proof-scout/worker packet. Classification: narrows-source-cited-boundary. Exact boundary narrowed: the non-quotient first-order quadratic Taylor-remainder estimate is no longer wholly primitive on the nonnegative side. SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderQuadraticRemainderBoundNonnegOfIntervalTaylor compiles the r >= 0 case from Mathlib taylor_mean_remainder_bound, assuming ContDiffOn Real 2 on Icc 0 r, a selected-line interval second-derivative bound, and the interval-to-Set.univ Taylor-polynomial compatibility equality. Remaining boundary: prove the negative/reflection side, source the selected-line interval second-derivative bound and compatibility from the paper's bounded-Hessian/selected-test regularity, then combine signed sides to supply hFirstQuadraticRemainder. hSecondCoeff, Taylor moment decomposition, quadratic-variation normalization, and coordinate-sum leaves remain separate.source:AutoSamplingTheory.SourceAnchor(explicit)SourceAnchor supporting the intended requirement.
AutoSamplingTheory.SALD.saldGeneralMovingTargetDiscreteWeakFpSource— audited data reference, not expanded and not a compiled dependency edgestatus:AutoSamplingTheory.ProofStatus(explicit)Stored ProofStatus, default obligation; even an explicitly stored formalized does not independently certify a Lean theorem.
AutoSamplingTheory.ProofStatus.formalized— stored label only; no proof certificationdependsOn:List String(explicit)List of declared dependency names as strings; may mix theorem names, obligations, source labels, or descriptions. Not the compiled dependency DAG.
Ordered data items
- SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderQuadraticRemainderBoundNonnegOfIntervalTaylor
- SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderTaylorQuotientBoundOfQuadraticRemainder
- Mathlib.Analysis.Calculus.Taylor.taylor_mean_remainder_bound
- ContDiffOn Real 2
- iteratedDerivWithin
- Set.Icc
- Set.univ
- hTaylorCompat
- selected-line interval second-derivative bound
- negative/reflection sign split
- eq:general_moving_target_SALD_frozen_interp
- appendix.tex:984-995
- appendix.tex:1379-1387
- sald.general_moving_target_discrete.em_interpolation_fp
note:String(explicit)Recorded evidence/caveats; may distinguish a compiled scalar helper from still-open source analysis.
Dynamic-leaf lower_1 packet inside the scalar Brownian/Ito illness area. Consulted local Mathlib Taylor; no SLT theorem was needed because this is deterministic one-dimensional calculus. The nonnegative side is now a compiled local theorem; the remaining named theory/source gap is the signed combination plus the source proof of the interval derivative bound and Taylor-polynomial compatibility.
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def cycle166GeneralMovingTargetDiscreteEmGeneratorLaplacianEventFieldFrozenScalarBrownianItoIntervalTaylorLower1Obligation :
ProofObligation where
id := "sald.general_moving_target_discrete.cycle166_em_generator_laplacian_event_field_frozen_scalar_brownian_ito_interval_taylor_nonneg"
statement := "Cycle 166 lower_1 dynamic-leaf proof-scout/worker packet. Classification: narrows-source-cited-boundary. Exact boundary narrowed: the non-quotient first-order quadratic Taylor-remainder estimate is no longer wholly primitive on the nonnegative side. SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderQuadraticRemainderBoundNonnegOfIntervalTaylor compiles the r >= 0 case from Mathlib taylor_mean_remainder_bound, assuming ContDiffOn Real 2 on Icc 0 r, a selected-line interval second-derivative bound, and the interval-to-Set.univ Taylor-polynomial compatibility equality. Remaining boundary: prove the negative/reflection side, source the selected-line interval second-derivative bound and compatibility from the paper's bounded-Hessian/selected-test regularity, then combine signed sides to supply hFirstQuadraticRemainder. hSecondCoeff, Taylor moment decomposition, quadratic-variation normalization, and coordinate-sum leaves remain separate."
source := saldGeneralMovingTargetDiscreteWeakFpSource
status := ProofStatus.formalized
dependsOn := [
"SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderQuadraticRemainderBoundNonnegOfIntervalTaylor",
"SALD.gaussianRealSelectedTestLineFirstOrderTaylorQuotientBoundOfQuadraticRemainder",
"Mathlib.Analysis.Calculus.Taylor.taylor_mean_remainder_bound",
"ContDiffOn Real 2",
"iteratedDerivWithin",
"Set.Icc",
"Set.univ",
"hTaylorCompat",
"selected-line interval second-derivative bound",
"negative/reflection sign split",
"eq:general_moving_target_SALD_frozen_interp",
"appendix.tex:984-995",
"appendix.tex:1379-1387",
"sald.general_moving_target_discrete.em_interpolation_fp"
]
note := "Dynamic-leaf lower_1 packet inside the scalar Brownian/Ito illness area. Consulted local Mathlib Taylor; no SLT theorem was needed because this is deterministic one-dimensional calculus. The nonnegative side is now a compiled local theorem; the remaining named theory/source gap is the signed combination plus the source proof of the interval derivative bound and Taylor-polynomial compatibility."
/-- Cycle-166 lower_2 signed interval Taylor combination packet. -/Existing module entry · Audited data-reader index · All teaching coverage