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Three errors in `not_isNontrivialZero_on_gapCircle`: 1. Line 1038 (hnormSq): `rw [← Complex.normSq_eq_norm_sq, Complex.normSq_apply]` leaves `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2 + s.im^2` — normSq_apply gives re*re + im*im form; need `ring` after, or use `Complex.sq_abs`... Fix: add `ring` — wait it's a `have hnormSq : ‖s‖^2 = s.re^2 + s.im^2`: after the rewrites the goal becomes the mul form; add ring. Hmm — actually rw closes by rfl if possible; the residual goal means rfl doesn't hold syntactically. Add `ring`. Wait — but if I add `ring` after rw in the same tactic block: `rw [...]` leaves goal `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2+s.im^2`? Hmm actually the issue: normSq_apply : normSq z = z.re*z.re + z.im*z.im. So after rw, goal `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2 + s.im^2` — close by `ring`. ✓ 2. Line 1083/1085 (hρ'im): `abs_of_nonneg him : |s.im| = s.im` but goal is `s.im = |s.im|` — use `.symm`. Since the goal is ρ'.im = |s.im| and in the if_pos branch ρ'.im = s.im: goal `s.im = |s.im|`: `(abs_of_nonneg him).symm`. Similarly `abs_of_neg ... .symm`. Wait line 1085: after `rw [if_neg him, Complex.conj_im]` goal: `-s.im = |s.im|`: `(abs_of_neg (lt_of_not_ge him)).symm` : -s.im = |s.im| ✓. 3. Line 1090 (hdist): `abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le])` — the goal there is `|(|s.im|) − R| = R − |s.im|`: abs_of_nonpos needs `|s.im| − R ≤ 0`: from ht_le: |s.im| ≤ R: |s.im| − R ≤ 0 ✓ linarith should do... the error is "linarith failed" at 1090:22 — the `by linarith [ht_le]` inside abs_of_nonpos. ht_le : |s.im| ≤ R. Goal: |s.im| − R ≤ 0. linarith [ht_le] should close! Unless the goal isn't that — maybe elaboration of `abs_of_nonpos` target: `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|`: abs_of_nonpos (h : a ≤ 0) : |a| = -a. With a := |s.im| − R: |a| = -a = R − |s.im| hmm -(|s.im| − R) = R − |s.im| — not syntactically equal! The expected RHS is R − |s.im| and abs_of_nonpos gives −(|s.im| − R). These are ring-equal but not definally... actually `neg_sub` : -(a-b) = b-a is a theorem, but as a `have` type ascription mismatch — the `show` form: I wrote `hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im| := abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le])`. abs_of_nonpos gives |x| = -x; expected |x| = R − |s.im| with x = |s.im| − R: -x = R − |s.im|: needs `sub_neg_eq_add`... no: −(|s.im|−R) = R−|s.im| by ring/abel — not rfl? Actually −(a−b) unfolds to −a+b? `neg_sub a b : -(a - b) = b - a` is a simp lemma, defeq? -(a−b) is Neg.neg (HSub.hSub a b); b − a is HSub.hSub b a — NOT defeq. So type mismatch... but the reported error is linarith FAILED — hmm, maybe the elaborator unified a := |s.im| − R fine and the remaining proof obligation... the `by linarith [ht_le]` goal: |s.im| − R ≤ 0. Wait — but abs_of_nonpos's hypothesis is `a ≤ 0`, that's |s.im| − R ≤ 0, linarith [ht_le] closes. Unless the elaborator picked a weird a... The error at 1090:22 is "linarith failed to find a contradiction" with context not fully shown. Hmm, possibly the ascribed type `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` — the `(|s.im| : ℝ)` ascription is odd (s.im is already ℝ). Actually maybe the issue is the goal at that point: hdist's statement uses `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` — with the extra coercion `(|s.im| : ℝ)`... |s.im| is ℝ already, so (↑|s.im| − R) with a coercion ↑:ℝ→ℝ (identity)? The ascription `(|s.im| : ℝ)` may insert a coe. Then abs_of_nonpos sees `↑|s.im| − R ≤ 0` and linarith should still... with a coe ℕ? no. Let me just rewrite hdist cleanly: ``` have hdist : |s.im - R| = R - |s.im| := by rw [abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le] : s.im - R ≤ 0)] ring ``` Wait hgap' is about `|ρ'.im − R|` with ρ'.im = |s.im| — after rw [hρ'im] at hgap', it's `|(|s.im|) − R|` — hmm the rewrite substitutes ρ'.im := |s.im| giving `||s.im| − R|`. So hdist must match `||s.im| − R| = R − |s.im|`. Note `||s.im| − R|`: the inner |s.im| is ℝ-abs, outer too. Statement: `have hdist : |(|s.im|) - R| = R - |s.im|` — hmm the parentheses. Let me write `have hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|`. The coercion `(|s.im| : ℝ)` — no coercion needed since |s.im| : ℝ. It's fine but let me drop it: `|(|s.im|) - R|`... Lean parses |x| as abs; `||s.im| − R|` needs the bars: write `|(|s.im| - R)|`? That's |(|s.im| − R)| hmm ambiguity: `|(|s.im| - R)|` = abs of (|s.im| − R) ✓. But actually what does hgap' look like after rw [hρ'im]? hgap ρ' : 1/(16Ĉ) ≤ |ρ'.im − R| ∨ ... — rw [hρ'im] at hgap' replaces ρ'.im with |s.im|: `||s.im| − R|`... in Lean's notation `|(|s.im| : ℝ)...` ugh. Simplest: avoid the rewrite fragility — set t := |s.im| first, prove hρ'im : ρ'.im = t, and work with t throughout: Actually cleaner: don't rw at hgap'; instead rcases hgap ρ' hρ'z, rewrite hρ'im inside each case. Or: ``` have hgap' := hgap ρ' hρ'z rw [hρ'im] at hgap' ``` The term hgap' : 1/(16·C0hat ...) ≤ |(|s.im|) - R| ∨ 1 ≤ |(|s.im|) - R|. Wait — no: ρ'.im is `Complex.im ρ'` — hρ'im : ρ'.im = |s.im| rewrites occurrences of ρ'.im... but in hgap' the term is ρ'.im where ρ' is the if-then-else — after `rw [hρ'im]`, becomes |s.im| — fine. Then hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|. To prove robustly: ``` have hle : (|s.im| : ℝ) - R ≤ 0 := by linarith [ht_le] have hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im| := by rw [abs_of_nonpos hle] ring ``` abs_of_nonpos hle : |(|s.im| − R)| = −(|s.im| − R); then ring: −(|s.im|−R) = R−|s.im| ✓. But the STATEMENT's LHS `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` must parse the same as hgap's. Since s.im : ℝ, |s.im| : ℝ, and (|s.im| : ℝ) is just ascription — should be syntactically |s.im| − R inside outer bars. hgap' after rw: |↑|s.im| − R|? Is there a coercion? |s.im| : ℝ, and the abs in hgap is on ℝ (ρ.im : ℝ): |ρ'.im − R| with ρ'.im : ℝ — after rw hρ'im: ||s.im| − R| no coercions. My hdist with (|s.im| : ℝ) ascription — the ascription adds no term, so syntactic match should hold. But then `rw [hdist] at hgap'` — matching should work. Then after rcases: case 1: 1/(16Ĉ) ≤ R−|s.im| contradicts hsmall (R−|s.im| < 1/(16Ĉ)) ✓ linarith; case 2: 1 ≤ R−|s.im| contradicts hsmall1 ✓. Also error 1090 was at hdist — fixed by the restructure. Additionally hsmall's one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt and hsmall1's one_div_lt_one_of_lt_one might not exist by those names. Let me replace with robust forms: - h1 : 1/R < 1/(16Ĉ): since 0 < 16Ĉ < R: `one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (h16Ĉpos : 0 < 16*Ĉ) h16 : 1/R < 1/(16Ĉ)` — signature: one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (ha : 0 < a) (h : a < b) : 1/b < 1/a. So one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (show 0 < 16*Ĉ ...) h16 : 1/R < 1/(16·Ĉ) ✓ (a = 16Ĉ, b = R). ✓ exists in Mathlib (one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt). - hsmall1: 1/R < 1 for R > 1: `one_div_lt_one_of_lt_one`?? Unsure. Use: (div_lt_one (by linarith [hR1] : (0:ℝ) < R)).mpr (by linarith [hR1] : 1 < R)... div_lt_one (hb : 0 < b) : a/b < 1 ↔ a < b ✓. So `have h1 : 1/R < 1 := (div_lt_one hR1pos).mpr hR1` — wait 1 < R gives 1/R < 1 ✓ (a=1, b=R). Hmm div_lt_one needs a/b form: 1/R ✓. Let me fix all three spots.
Fixing the three errors in the zero-free circle proof: `ring` after normSq rewrites, `.symm` on the abs lemmas, and a cleaner `hdist`.
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[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Three errors in `not_isNontrivialZero_on_gapCircle`:\n\n1. Line 1038 (hnormSq): `rw [← Complex.normSq_eq_norm_sq, Complex.normSq_apply]` leaves `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2 + s.im^2` — normSq_apply gives re*re + im*im form; need `ring` after, or use `Complex.sq_abs`... Fix: add `ring` — wait it's a `have hnormSq : ‖s‖^2 = s.re^2 + s.im^2`: after the rewrites the goal becomes the mul form; add ring. Hmm — actually rw closes by rfl if possible; the residual goal means rfl doesn't hold syntactically. Add `ring`.\n\nWait — but if I add `ring` after rw in the same tactic block: `rw [...]` leaves goal `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2+s.im^2`? Hmm actually the issue: normSq_apply : normSq z = z.re*z.re + z.im*z.im. So after rw, goal `s.re*s.re + s.im*s.im = s.re^2 + s.im^2` — close by `ring`. ✓\n\n2. Line 1083/1085 (hρ'im): `abs_of_nonneg him : |s.im| = s.im` but goal is `s.im = |s.im|` — use `.symm`. Since the goal is ρ'.im = |s.im| and in the if_pos branch ρ'.im = s.im: goal `s.im = |s.im|`: `(abs_of_nonneg him).symm`. Similarly `abs_of_neg ... .symm`. Wait line 1085: after `rw [if_neg him, Complex.conj_im]` goal: `-s.im = |s.im|`: `(abs_of_neg (lt_of_not_ge him)).symm` : -s.im = |s.im| ✓.\n\n3. Line 1090 (hdist): `abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le])` — the goal there is `|(|s.im|) − R| = R − |s.im|`: abs_of_nonpos needs `|s.im| − R ≤ 0`: from ht_le: |s.im| ≤ R: |s.im| − R ≤ 0 ✓ linarith should do... the error is \"linarith failed\" at 1090:22 — the `by linarith [ht_le]` inside abs_of_nonpos. ht_le : |s.im| ≤ R. Goal: |s.im| − R ≤ 0. linarith [ht_le] should close! Unless the goal isn't that — maybe elaboration of `abs_of_nonpos` target: `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|`: abs_of_nonpos (h : a ≤ 0) : |a| = -a. With a := |s.im| − R: |a| = -a = R − |s.im| hmm -(|s.im| − R) = R − |s.im| — not syntactically equal! The expected RHS is R − |s.im| and abs_of_nonpos gives −(|s.im| − R). These are ring-equal but not definally... actually `neg_sub` : -(a-b) = b-a is a theorem, but as a `have` type ascription mismatch — the `show` form: I wrote `hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im| := abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le])`. abs_of_nonpos gives |x| = -x; expected |x| = R − |s.im| with x = |s.im| − R: -x = R − |s.im|: needs `sub_neg_eq_add`... no: −(|s.im|−R) = R−|s.im| by ring/abel — not rfl? Actually −(a−b) unfolds to −a+b? `neg_sub a b : -(a - b) = b - a` is a simp lemma, defeq? -(a−b) is Neg.neg (HSub.hSub a b); b − a is HSub.hSub b a — NOT defeq. So type mismatch... but the reported error is linarith FAILED — hmm, maybe the elaborator unified a := |s.im| − R fine and the remaining proof obligation... the `by linarith [ht_le]` goal: |s.im| − R ≤ 0. Wait — but abs_of_nonpos's hypothesis is `a ≤ 0`, that's |s.im| − R ≤ 0, linarith [ht_le] closes. Unless the elaborator picked a weird a... The error at 1090:22 is \"linarith failed to find a contradiction\" with context not fully shown. Hmm, possibly the ascribed type `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` — the `(|s.im| : ℝ)` ascription is odd (s.im is already ℝ). Actually maybe the issue is the goal at that point: hdist's statement uses `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` — with the extra coercion `(|s.im| : ℝ)`... |s.im| is ℝ already, so (↑|s.im| − R) with a coercion ↑:ℝ→ℝ (identity)? The ascription `(|s.im| : ℝ)` may insert a coe. Then abs_of_nonpos sees `↑|s.im| − R ≤ 0` and linarith should still... with a coe ℕ? no. Let me just rewrite hdist cleanly:\n\n```\nhave hdist : |s.im - R| = R - |s.im| := by\n  rw [abs_of_nonpos (by linarith [ht_le] : s.im - R ≤ 0)]\n  ring\n```\nWait hgap' is about `|ρ'.im − R|` with ρ'.im = |s.im| — after rw [hρ'im] at hgap', it's `|(|s.im|) − R|` — hmm the rewrite substitutes ρ'.im := |s.im| giving `||s.im| − R|`. So hdist must match `||s.im| − R| = R − |s.im|`. Note `||s.im| − R|`: the inner |s.im| is ℝ-abs, outer too. Statement: `have hdist : |(|s.im|) - R| = R - |s.im|` — hmm the parentheses. Let me write `have hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|`. The coercion `(|s.im| : ℝ)` — no coercion needed since |s.im| : ℝ. It's fine but let me drop it: `|(|s.im|) - R|`... Lean parses |x| as abs; `||s.im| − R|` needs the bars: write `|(|s.im| - R)|`? That's |(|s.im| − R)| hmm ambiguity: `|(|s.im| - R)|` = abs of (|s.im| − R) ✓. But actually what does hgap' look like after rw [hρ'im]? hgap ρ' : 1/(16Ĉ) ≤ |ρ'.im − R| ∨ ... — rw [hρ'im] at hgap' replaces ρ'.im with |s.im|: `||s.im| − R|`... in Lean's notation `|(|s.im| : ℝ)...` ugh. Simplest: avoid the rewrite fragility — set t := |s.im| first, prove hρ'im : ρ'.im = t, and work with t throughout:\n\nActually cleaner: don't rw at hgap'; instead rcases hgap ρ' hρ'z, rewrite hρ'im inside each case. Or: \n\n```\nhave hgap' := hgap ρ' hρ'z\nrw [hρ'im] at hgap'\n```\nThe term hgap' : 1/(16·C0hat ...) ≤ |(|s.im|) - R| ∨ 1 ≤ |(|s.im|) - R|. Wait — no: ρ'.im is `Complex.im ρ'` — hρ'im : ρ'.im = |s.im| rewrites occurrences of ρ'.im... but in hgap' the term is ρ'.im where ρ' is the if-then-else — after `rw [hρ'im]`, becomes |s.im| — fine.\n\nThen hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im|. To prove robustly:\n```\nhave hle : (|s.im| : ℝ) - R ≤ 0 := by linarith [ht_le]\nhave hdist : |(|s.im| : ℝ) - R| = R - |s.im| := by\n  rw [abs_of_nonpos hle]\n  ring\n```\nabs_of_nonpos hle : |(|s.im| − R)| = −(|s.im| − R); then ring: −(|s.im|−R) = R−|s.im| ✓. But the STATEMENT's LHS `|(|s.im| : ℝ) - R|` must parse the same as hgap's. Since s.im : ℝ, |s.im| : ℝ, and (|s.im| : ℝ) is just ascription — should be syntactically |s.im| − R inside outer bars. hgap' after rw: |↑|s.im| − R|? Is there a coercion? |s.im| : ℝ, and the abs in hgap is on ℝ (ρ.im : ℝ): |ρ'.im − R| with ρ'.im : ℝ — after rw hρ'im: ||s.im| − R| no coercions. My hdist with (|s.im| : ℝ) ascription — the ascription adds no term, so syntactic match should hold. But then `rw [hdist] at hgap'` — matching should work.\n\nThen after rcases: case 1: 1/(16Ĉ) ≤ R−|s.im| contradicts hsmall (R−|s.im| < 1/(16Ĉ)) ✓ linarith; case 2: 1 ≤ R−|s.im| contradicts hsmall1 ✓.\n\nAlso error 1090 was at hdist — fixed by the restructure.\n\nAdditionally hsmall's one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt and hsmall1's one_div_lt_one_of_lt_one might not exist by those names. Let me replace with robust forms:\n- h1 : 1/R < 1/(16Ĉ): since 0 < 16Ĉ < R: `one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (h16Ĉpos : 0 < 16*Ĉ) h16 : 1/R < 1/(16Ĉ)` — signature: one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (ha : 0 < a) (h : a < b) : 1/b < 1/a. So one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt (show 0 < 16*Ĉ ...) h16 : 1/R < 1/(16·Ĉ) ✓ (a = 16Ĉ, b = R). ✓ exists in Mathlib (one_div_lt_one_div_of_lt).\n- hsmall1: 1/R < 1 for R > 1: `one_div_lt_one_of_lt_one`?? Unsure. Use: (div_lt_one (by linarith [hR1] : (0:ℝ) < R)).mpr (by linarith [hR1] : 1 < R)... div_lt_one (hb : 0 < b) : a/b < 1 ↔ a < b ✓. So `have h1 : 1/R < 1 := (div_lt_one hR1pos).mpr hR1` — wait 1 < R gives 1/R < 1 ✓ (a=1, b=R). Hmm div_lt_one needs a/b form: 1/R ✓.\n\nLet me fix all three spots.","signature":""},{"type":"text","text":"Fixing the three errors in the zero-free circle proof: `ring` after normSq rewrites, `.symm` on the abs lemmas, and a cleaner `hdist`."},{"type":"tool_use","id":"Edit_22","name":"Edit","input":{"replace_all":false,"file_path":"D:\\Python\\Quantum\\research\\lean\\NguyenRH1\\NguyenRH1\\LiCircleBound.lean","old_string":"  have hnormSq : ‖s‖ ^ 2 = s.re ^ 2 + s.im ^ 2 := by\n    rw [← Complex.normSq_eq_norm_sq, Complex.normSq_apply]","new_string":"  have hnormSq : ‖s‖ ^ 2 = s.re ^ 2 + s.im ^ 2 := by\n    rw [← Complex.normSq_eq_norm_sq, Complex.normSq_apply]\n    ring"},"extra_content":null}]