OAI/NumberTheory/Ostmann/Preliminaries/Reduction.lean
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Reduction of Ostmann's conjecture to two infinite summands
The equivalence here is a reduction, not a proof of either main statement. In particular, the two-infinite-summand assertion is not a published input. The finite-factor argument has been proved using library Dirichlet and CRT.
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OAI.Ostmann.inverseGoldbach_of_twoInfiniteSummandsImpossibleline 19Source documentation
Reduction described after Theorem 2.3 in the manuscript.
theorem inverseGoldbach_of_twoInfiniteSummandsImpossible (hmain : TwoInfiniteSummandsImpossible) : InverseGoldbach := by … - theorem
OAI.Ostmann.twoInfiniteSummandsImpossible_of_inverseGoldbachline 27Source documentation
The technical two-infinite-set assertion follows from the main statement.
theorem twoInfiniteSummandsImpossible_of_inverseGoldbach (hmain : InverseGoldbach) : TwoInfiniteSummandsImpossible := by … - theorem
OAI.Ostmann.inverseGoldbach_iff_twoInfiniteSummandsImpossibleline 33Source documentation
Finite summands create no additional unresolved case of the conjecture.
theorem inverseGoldbach_iff_twoInfiniteSummandsImpossible : InverseGoldbach ↔ TwoInfiniteSummandsImpossible := … - theorem
OAI.Ostmann.no_decomposition_of_finite_modificationline 39Source documentation
The finite-modification wording follows from the symmetric-difference wording.
theorem no_decomposition_of_finite_modification (hmain : InverseGoldbach) {P A B : Set ℕ} (hP : (P ∆ primes).Finite) (hA : A.Nontrivial) (hB : B.Nontrivial) : sumset A B ≠ P := by …Mentions: OAI.Ostmann.primes, OAI.Ostmann.sumset