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More issues to fix:
1. `norm ∘ f` — `norm` is being parsed weirdly (LE ℂ instance error suggests `norm` resolved to something wrong). The BddAbove's image set: `norm ∘ f '' s` — write it as `(fun z => ‖f z‖) '' s` explicitly.
2. `DifferentiableAt.analyticAt` unknown — check the real name. In Mathlib: differentiable at a point in ℂ ⟹ analytic there. Candidates: `DifferentiableAt.analyticAt`, `HasDerivAt.analyticAt`, or via DifferentiableOn... Let me grep.
3. Line 144: `(k + 1)!` still failing — "unexpected token '!'; expected command" at 144:63. Hmm — the lcoeff def: `def lcoeff (k : ℕ) : ℂ := iteratedDeriv (k + 1) hLi 1 / (k + 1)!` — column 63... `(k + 1)!` — the postfix ! might not exist as notation in this context?? But Mathlib uses `n !` extensively (with space). The issue: `(k + 1)!` without space — in Lean4 Mathlib, `n !` needs... hmm actually `n !` IS valid (Mathlib writes `n !` with a space before !). Let me use `Nat.factorial (k + 1)` explicitly to avoid the notation issue — safest.
Wait — the error "unexpected token '!'; expected command" — that means the previous expression ended and `!` started a new command — so `(k + 1)!` ISN'T parsed as postfix factorial?? Actually in Lean 4 the factorial notation is `n !` with a SPACE: `10000 !` etc. Without space `n!` might not parse (Lean might treat `!` specially). And `n !` WITH space after an identifier works, but `(k + 1) !` after a parenthesis with space — should also work... earlier error at 145:65 was "unexpected token '/--'" — meaning the def failed to parse after `!`. Hmm — maybe the issue is that `!` postfix notation requires `Nat` and the elaborate needs to know the type: `(k + 1) !` with k : ℕ — fine. But the REAL issue might be: the factorial postfix `!` in this Mathlib version is written `n !` and the parser accepted `n !` in other files... Let me just use `Nat.factorial (k + 1)` — unambiguous.
Actually wait — line 213:78 and 190:72 similar "unexpected token" — those are in ResW1 def and ResW1_eq_sum: `/ n !` with space — after `/ n` the `!` starts fresh?? Hmm — "expected no space before or term" suggests `(n - i) !` etc. Let me look: line 190:72 — probably `hLi_iteratedDeriv_div_factorial`'s `j !` — I'll replace ALL factorial postfix with Nat.factorial explicitly? That's heavy — actually, let me check how LiSkeleton.lean (which compiled) writes factorials... it doesn't use them. But Mathlib files use `n !` constantly — so the notation exists. The problem could be `open ... Nat`? or the postfix `!` requires `open scoped Nat`? In current Mathlib, factorial notation `n !` is `Nat.factorial n` with scoped notation in `Nat` namespace?? No — it's global postfix... Let me check quickly.
4. Line 158: `NormedAddCommGroup ℕ` + `HSub ℂ ℂ ℕ` — in A_iter: `iteratedDeriv i (fun w : ℂ => (w - 1) ^ n) 1` — `(w - 1)` where 1 might elaborate as ℕ? The `(w - 1)` with w : ℂ: 1 : ℂ ✓ should be fine... HSub ℂ ℂ ℕ error — somewhere `? - ?` got ℕ result type... In h2's e: `congr_fun (iteratedDeriv_comp_sub_const i (fun w : ℂ => w ^ n) (1 : ℂ)) 1` — iteratedDeriv_comp_sub_const (n f s) : iteratedDeriv n (fun z ↦ f (z - s)) = fun t ↦ iteratedDeriv n f (t - s) — with f = (fun w : ℂ => w ^ n), s = (1 : ℂ): produces iteratedDeriv i (fun z ↦ (z - 1)^n) = fun t ↦ iteratedDeriv i (·^n) (t − 1) — congr_fun at 1: iteratedDeriv i (fun z ↦ (z−1)^n) 1 = iteratedDeriv i (·^n) (1 − 1) — hmm that matches my target... The HSub ℂ ℂ ℕ — from `1 - 1`?? The congr_fun ... 1 with 1 : ℕ?? — `congr_fun e 1` — the 1 here is ℂ but might be elaborated as ℕ from the lemma's ℕ parameter context! `congr_fun e 1` — e : iteratedDeriv i ... = fun t ↦ ... — congr_fun e x needs x : ℂ; writing `congr_fun e 1` — the literal 1 elaborates to ℂ ✓ should be fine... The `HSub ℂ ℂ ℕ` error suggests some subtraction got ℕ type. In the target of h2: `iteratedDeriv i (fun w : ℂ => (w - 1) ^ n) 1 = n.descFactorial i * (0 : ℂ) ^ (n - i)` — n.descFactorial i : ℕ cast to ℂ; `(0 : ℂ) ^ (n - i)` — n − i : ℕ ✓ fine... Actually — `simpa using e` — e might have `f (z - s)` form with s : ℂ — matching (w−1) with w : ℂ ✓.
Hmm, the `NormedAddCommGroup ℕ` at 158:4 — line 158 is `rw [iteratedDeriv_sub hf hg]`?? No — line 158 might be h1 or h2. The `iteratedDeriv i` with i : ℕ — iteratedDeriv expects n : ℕ ✓. NormedAddCommGroup ℕ — maybe from `n.descFactorial i` being elaborated as a function into ℕ — the target equality's RHS `n.descFactorial i` (ℕ) coerced to ℂ — should be fine...
Let me just fix the obvious ones and recompile to see precise locations:
- BddAbove image set: explicit lambda form.
- DifferentiableAt.analyticAt: find the right name (grep).
- factorial: use `Nat.factorial (k+1)` and `n !` consistently — first check how the notation is enabled.
- A_iter's errors: restructure.
Let me grep for the analyticAt-from-differentiableAt name and factorial notation.
Let me check the right names for these failing pieces.
tool: Bash
input
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"command": "cd /d/Python/Quantum/zeta-23-lean/.lake/packages/mathlib && grep -rn \"DifferentiableAt.analyticAt\\|HasDerivAt.analyticAt\" Mathlib/ --include=*.lean | head -4; grep -rn \"theorem analyticAt_of_differentiableAt\" Mathlib/ --include=*.lean | head -3; grep -rn \"notation \\\"!\\\"\\|scoped.*\\\"!\\\"\" Mathlib/Data/Nat/Factorial/Basic.lean Mathlib/Data/Nat/Factorial/Defs.lean 2>/dev/null | head -4",
"description": "Find analyticAt-of-differentiableAt and factorial notation"
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The congr_fun ... 1 with 1 : ℕ?? — `congr_fun e 1` — the 1 here is ℂ but might be elaborated as ℕ from the lemma's ℕ parameter context! `congr_fun e 1` — e : iteratedDeriv i ... = fun t ↦ ... — congr_fun e x needs x : ℂ; writing `congr_fun e 1` — the literal 1 elaborates to ℂ ✓ should be fine... The `HSub ℂ ℂ ℕ` error suggests some subtraction got ℕ type. In the target of h2: `iteratedDeriv i (fun w : ℂ => (w - 1) ^ n) 1 = n.descFactorial i * (0 : ℂ) ^ (n - i)` — n.descFactorial i : ℕ cast to ℂ; `(0 : ℂ) ^ (n - i)` — n − i : ℕ ✓ fine... Actually — `simpa using e` — e might have `f (z - s)` form with s : ℂ — matching (w−1) with w : ℂ ✓.\n\nHmm, the `NormedAddCommGroup ℕ` at 158:4 — line 158 is `rw [iteratedDeriv_sub hf hg]`?? No — line 158 might be h1 or h2. The `iteratedDeriv i` with i : ℕ — iteratedDeriv expects n : ℕ ✓. 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