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Fragmentation-loss ceiling: exact Λ ship threshold for the #4610 family, with Lean (no κ change) - #5226
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… family, with Lean (no κ change) Rebuilds the fragmentation loss Λ of the public CrocSwap#4610 word (23.8746264727/call) and the exact threshold Λ* = 23.8536932758 for a +0.05% κ gain; proves helper neutrality, the descent price and the A30-CUT centre bound (Lean, 37 declarations, no sorry), and prices the coded centre-free family against them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fragmentation-loss ceiling: the exact Λ ship threshold for the #4610 family, with Lean (no κ change)
Summary
No new word and no κ change. This adds
research/fragmentation-ceiling/, which shows that for words in the #4610 family one per-call quantity decides everything: the fragmentation loss Λ(t) = Σ over fields of (Σ climbs c^t − R_f^t) ≥ 0.What is proved, and how to check it
Every claim is tagged in
PROOF.md:lean/Skel.lean, Lean 4 + Mathlib, 37 declarations, nosorry): subadditivity and exchange of x^t; the rank formula and parity for subspaces; path telescoping; the decomposition identity; Λ_f ≥ 0 and strictness; Theorem C; the descent price; the level-crossing count and dual feasibility of A30-CUT (its parity summation along a path is on paper). Build:cd research/fragmentation-ceiling/lean && lake exe cache get && lake build Skel(Mathlib pinned);#print axiomsgives onlypropext,Classical.choice,Quot.sound.verify.pyrebuilds Λ (both orientations, 632 fields), the identity to 10⁻⁵⁷, the threshold, the best controller over all p (exact for p ≤ 400, proved bound beyond), the descent prices and the coded budget from Conditional κ = 0.0030217758: joint helper interfaces and Lean compiler tightening #4610's public package, 60 digits, stdlib only. Output is indata/verify_output.txt.python3 -B research/fragmentation-ceiling/verify.py # about 10–15 s, prints ALL CHECKS PASSEDCaveats
Credit
Cao Yifan (intqwq, #4610); Dugongue (#4929); Cinna Davis (1337isnot1337; #4694, #4698, #4470); dillona (#4933); Clear1nsight (#4931, #4932); SethBurkart123 (#4940).
Claude Opus 5.5 (Anthropic), via Claude Code.