gi:proof:nscd

Lean 4 - Proof - Navier–Stokes C/D (KTS Global)

ReleasedBuilder-run · not independently reviewed

Live version in repository: 1.0.1

Formal statement

Lean declaration names (copyable):

NavierStokes.ClayC.clay_C
NavierStokes.ClayD.clay_D
NavierStokes.ClayChallenge.clay_navier_stokes_fefferman
NavierStokes.ClayChallenge.clay_navier_stokes_fefferman_via_D
NavierStokes.Comparator.navier_stokes_clay_via_C
NavierStokes.Comparator.navier_stokes_clay_via_D

Verification metrics

Machine-extracted from the repository at pinned commit 9f3df6786654.

Shipped modules (closure)620
NavierStokes/ .lean files613
ClayStatement/ .lean files6
Declarations verified12 (6 target + 6 bridge)
Axiom-policy checks14
ECR classLIBRARY_SUPPORT
Mutation tests5 wrong/weakened statements + inserted sorry rejected

Layers

Statement & bridge layerClayStatement/ — 6 files (Tim Jacobs, KTS Global)
Ported upstream libraryNavierStokes/ — 613 files (OpenAI’s formalization, ported to Lean 4.34.1 / Mathlib d13f23b)
Closure620-module closure = 613 (NavierStokes/) + 6 (ClayStatement/) + roots

Port (v1.0.1): the port patch is recorded in docs/PORT_DIFF.patch and docs/PORT_SUMMARY.md (modified: 24; the exact unchanged, proofs-repaired and statements-adapted counts and the patch SHA-256 are the ones recorded in the v1.0.1 PORT_SUMMARY.md — read the file for the measured figures). The port is attributed to Tim Jacobs as operator-supplied attribution. Lean sources are byte-identical to v1.0.0. The 620-module figure is the build/closure count — not a count of ported modules.

Axiom footprint

Every checked declaration depends only on the three standard Lean/Mathlib axioms:

propext
Classical.choice
Quot.sound

Gates passed

  • Axiom-policy — checked on every build (RESULT: PASS, 14 checks).
  • ECR battery — every result returned as an accepted DECLARATION_CHECK job, zero unused-hypothesis rows.
  • Mutation tests — 5 wrong/weakened statements + inserted sorry rejected.
  • Non-vacuity — CDNonVacuity.zero_solR3CDNonVacuity.zero_solTorus.

What this is NOT

  • It is not a proof of (A) or (B), nor of global regularity.
  • It is not independent confirmation that the Lean statements transcribe the official statements (docs/STATEMENT_CORRESPONDENCE.md).
  • It is not independently reviewed or reproduced: every check was run by the package builder on one Linux node.
  • It carries no ECR closing record: the ECR class is LIBRARY_SUPPORT (an externally authored, kernel-verified, ECR-checked library declaration; docs/ECR.md).

Reproduce it yourself

git clone https://github.com/kts-global/lean-proofs-navier-stokes-cd cd lean-proofs-navier-stokes-cd ./scripts/verify-online.sh # needs elan, git, python3, network

Expected: RESULT: PASS (14 axiom-policy checks)

Tested platform: Linux x86_64 only. See the repository’s rebuild docs for online and offline profiles.

Provenance & credit

The blow-up mathematics and the Lean formalization are OpenAI’s (NavierStokesAndEuler @ f9e8bc5b38b6, Apache-2.0). The KTS Global statement and bridge layer, per-alternative packaging, and verification tooling are credited to Tim Jacobs, KTS Global.

Toolchain
Lean 4.34.1 · Mathlib d13f23b
Repository
kts-global/lean-proofs-navier-stokes-cd @ 9f3df6786654
Release
v1.0.1

Cite

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.23917705
Wikidata
Q141986416
ORCID
0009-0008-7130-1448

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