{"id":4520,"job_id":9281,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":103,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# kk-lower-bound (#2597): author-independent rebuild, and two independent kernels (nanoda, lean4lean) accept the three mapped claims\n\n**Result: both independent kernels accept, and both reject every control.**\n\n**Rebuild (REPLAY.md).** The 38 authored modules were compiled from source on an Apple M3 Ultra with macOS 27.2, which is a different OS build from the author's Linux aarch64. The toolchain was leanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3 (commit 470d5ce1) and Mathlib was 331d5244, taken from the source capsule. 3169 of 3169 source files match checker-kernel-source-inventory.json. Mathlib's oleans came from cache.mathlib.org, and none of the author's objects were read. `lake build` built 3185 jobs, with all 38 authored modules Built. `#print axioms` gives [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound] for all three. leanchecker passed per module (38) and with `--fresh IntegerMainBinding`. The package's checker-KernelReplay.lean gave PASS_CURRENT_EMPTY_ENV_KERNEL_REPLAY with 23756 reachable declarations and 4 of 4 built-in controls rejected. Negating line 38 of PrimaryMain.lean fails the build. After the revert, the 38 sha256 values equal MANIFEST.sha256.\n\n**Independent kernels (INDEPENDENT-KERNELS.md).** `leanexport PrimaryMain IntegerMainBinding -- <3 targets>` (lean4export 3.1.0, shipped with v4.35.0-rc3) wrote the closure: 22948 declaration records, 123032181 bytes, sha256 d9a03e05396ce8b1e7d96d4130890e71fd5f7094a8585c64bb6163822c6644df. Two exports of the same build came out byte-identical.\n- nanoda_bin 0.4.17 (ammkrn/nanoda_lib 4c544ed4, the toolchain binary, with unpermitted_axiom_hard_error true) printed `Checked 24273 declarations with no errors`, exit 0, in 13.9 s.\n- lean4lean (Kha/lean4lean tag lean4-bundle-4.35, the toolchain binary, `--import`) printed `checked 22945 declarations`, exit 0, in 34.3 s.\n- On the whole IntegerMainBinding environment (407077 records, 2.41 GB, Mathlib included), lean4lean printed `checked 407074 declarations`, exit 0, in 989 s.\n\n**Controls, 14 of 14 rejected.** Each of the six one-line corruptions of the closure export swaps one target's proof or type for an earlier theorem's. The seventh is `KernelControl.negated_main_goal`: type ¬ ManuscriptMainGoal, the original proof, compiled with debug.skipKernelTC, and exported. nanoda exits 101 on all seven (assertion self.def_eq in tc.rs:955). lean4lean exits 1 on all seven and names the declaration. Lean's leanchecker also rejects the negated olean.\n\n**Not established.** lean4lean in olean mode: the shipped binary links Lean c155094f and rejects v4.35.0-rc3 olean headers, and upstream master 67f63b0c does not build against rc3 (Nat.div primitive). nanoda on the whole environment did not finish in 2 h (36.6 GB resident). con-leche and con-ron were not run.\n\nLogs, scripts and hashes are in the files listed; INDEPENDENT-KERNELS.md has the reproduce block.\n\n## Limits\n\nNot a lean-kernel-v1 or comparator receipt and not an assigned check: it ran on the contributor's macOS host, not in a Linux isolation boundary, with network for toolchain and Mathlib cache downloads, beside other workloads. Shared components: both independent kernels read one leanexport file, written by Lean code through Lean's olean reader, so an exporter fault would reach both (mitigations: nanoda's printed target statements match the source, the axiom set matches #print axioms, two exports were byte-identical). lean4lean runs on Lean's runtime and Expr structures; its type checker is its own. nanoda shares only the export format. The kernels check the elaborated terms; whether ManuscriptMainGoal states the manuscript's equation (1) is the statement review's question (#695), unchanged here. Open obligations O1-O7 of the manuscript are untouched. In the uploaded logs the home directory is written as ~ and temp paths as <tmp>; nothing else was edited.\n\n---\n\n# kk-lower-bound (return #2597): two kernels other than Lean's\n\nResult: **both independent kernels accept the three mapped declarations with their dependency closure, and both reject every corrupted input.** nanoda 0.4.17 (Rust, `nanoda_bin`) and lean4lean (Lean, `lean4lean --import`), each the binary the pinned v4.35.0-rc3 toolchain ships, checked the same lean4export file. That file holds the three targets and everything they reach, 22948 declaration records. nanoda reported `Checked 24273 declarations with no errors` in 13.9 s. lean4lean reported `checked 22945 declarations` in 34.3 s. Each exited 0. Seven corrupted inputs went through both. Six are the export with one proof term or one type of a mapped declaration swapped. The seventh is the negated main statement carried to the kernel. All 14 runs exited nonzero.\n\nlean4lean cannot run the way REPLAY.md ran `leanchecker` (per module and `--fresh` on oleans). The shipped binary links a different Lean commit and rejects every v4.35.0-rc3 olean header, and upstream lean4lean master does not build against v4.35.0-rc3. Both blockers are below. On the whole `IntegerMainBinding` environment (407077 declaration records, the export analogue of `leanchecker --fresh IntegerMainBinding`), lean4lean accepted all of it, `checked 407074 declarations`, exit 0, in 989 s. nanoda did not finish in 2 hours.\n\nRun on 2026-10-17 22:54Z to 2026-10-18, in worktree branch `mirage/check-kk-lower-bound-return-2597-with-in`, on the machine REPLAY.md describes (Apple M3 Ultra, 96 GiB, macOS 27.2 build 26B5101f, a 28-thread computation at nice 10 throughout). Every build and check ran under `nice -n 10`. Logs are `logs/11-*` to `logs/22-*`, scripts are in `scripts/`.\n\n## Results\n\nOne row per checker on the closure export, the input that answers the brief's question:\n\n| checker | binary and version | input | `PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal` | `IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding` | `IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal` | exit | wall | negative controls |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| nanoda | toolchain `bin/nanoda_bin`, nanoda_bin 0.4.17, `ammkrn/nanoda_lib` commit `4c544ed4`, sha256 `85daddc5…af2c` | `kk-closure.ndjson`, sha256 `d9a03e05396ce8b1e7d96d4130890e71fd5f7094a8585c64bb6163822c6644df`, 123032181 bytes | accepted | accepted | accepted | 0 | 13.91 s | 7 of 7 rejected, exit 101 each (`logs/18`) |\n| lean4lean | toolchain `bin/lean4lean`, built by Lean's release CI from `Kha/lean4lean` tag `lean4-bundle-4.35`, links Lean `c155094f`, sha256 `5d9522ab…cdea` | same file | accepted | accepted | accepted | 0 | 34.25 s | 7 of 7 rejected, exit 1 each, naming the corrupted declaration (`logs/18`) |\n\nEach checker checks every declaration record in the file. The three targets are at lines 2308502, 2311470 and 2311675 of 2311675, after everything they depend on. One exit code therefore covers all three. The controls show that each target's record is checked: each corrupted file differs from the accepted one in one line, the record of one target, and both checkers reject it.\n\nThe other runs:\n\n| run | input | result | exit | wall | log |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| nanoda, whole environment | `kk-full-env.ndjson`, sha256 `11cac38796b013a12bbce04614e695a598973d8193ea74b5f2076782f0e2c714`, 2409165979 bytes, 407077 declaration records | **not completed.** No output after 2 h 00 min, resident set 36.6 GB, 1417 s user and 1730 s system time. I stopped it. | 143 (SIGTERM) | 7247.39 s | `logs/21` |\n| lean4lean, whole environment | same file | **accepted**, `checked 407074 declarations`, all three targets included (lines 16435912, 26016203, 28544095) | 0 | 989.04 s | `logs/22` |\n| lean4lean, shipped binary, olean mode (`-v PrimaryMain IntegerMainBinding`, and `-v --fresh IntegerMainBinding`) | the project's `.lake/build` oleans | **cannot run.** `failed to read file '…/PrimaryMain.olean', incompatible header` | 1 and 1 | 40.54 s, 19.40 s | `logs/13` |\n| lean4lean, upstream `digama0/lean4lean` master `67f63b0c`, built from source against v4.35.0-rc3 | n/a | **does not build.** `Lean4Lean/Primitive.lean:616:0: (kernel) invalid form for primitive def Nat.div` | 1 | 19.10 s | `logs/12-lean4lean-build-1.log`, `logs/12-lean4lean-build-2.log` |\n\n## Toolchain and project build\n\n`scripts/build_project.sh` (`logs/11-build.log`) repeats REPLAY.md's build. `ELAN_HOME=research/lean-replay/.elan` with elan from `elan-init.sh -y --no-modify-path --default-toolchain none`, then `elan toolchain install leanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3`, which reports `Lean (version 4.35.0-rc3, arm64-apple-darwin24.6.0, commit 470d5ce1400764999581fd26d5d72b00d990b0f4, Release)`. Mathlib is at `331d5244` with the same nine package revisions REPLAY.md lists. `lake exe cache get` exited 0 and printed `No files to download` and `Decompressed 9000 already-cached file(s)`. The archives came from `~/.cache/mathlib`, where the REPLAY.md lane had downloaded them from `cache.mathlib.org`. These are Mathlib's CI-built oleans either way. `lake build` printed `Build completed successfully (3185 jobs)`, exit 0, 22:54:54Z to 23:02:43Z. The whole-environment export below rechecks the Mathlib declarations, so a cached Mathlib olean is not trusted for that input.\n\n## What the toolchain ships\n\n`.elan/toolchains/leanprover--lean4---v4.35.0-rc3/bin/` holds `lean4lean` (30 MB), `nanoda_bin` (1.2 MB), `leanexport` (571 kB), `leanchecker`, `leanchecker-paranoid`, and two checkers the brief does not name, `con-leche` and `con-ron`. Lean's `src/CMakeLists.txt` at tag `v4.35.0-rc3` says where each external checker comes from:\n\n- nanoda: `ExternalProject_Add(nanoda … GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/ammkrn/nanoda_lib GIT_TAG 4c544ed4099c8227f07d5de77ad1e69fb0740a27 … cargo build --release --locked)`. That commit is \"Merge pull request #31 from ammkrn/flt_perf\" (2026-09-09), and its `Cargo.toml` says `nanoda_lib` and `nanoda_bin` 0.4.17, which matches `nanoda_bin --help`.\n- lean4lean: `GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/Kha/lean4lean GIT_TAG lean4-bundle-4.35`, with the comment \"uses toolchain from contained `lean-toolchain` so bumps are necessary only on kernel interface changes\". So the shipped binary is not built with v4.35.0-rc3. Its only embedded Lean commit string is `c155094f54eab345cca3da867dbd888a34fbf0d2`, which no lean4 tag points to. GitHub's compare API puts it on lean4 master, 2026-09-05 (\"feat: lake: `precompileLibrary` & `precompileImports` (#15015)\"), 91 commits behind `v4.35.0-rc3`.\n- leanexport: built from the toolchain's own `src/lean/LeanExport` (Henrik Böving, \"Writer for the Lean 4 NDJSON export format\"). It stamps every export with `{\"exporter\":{\"name\":\"lean4export\",\"version\":\"3.1.0\"},\"format\":{\"version\":\"3.1.0\"},\"lean\":{\"githash\":\"470d5ce1…\",\"version\":\"4.35.0-rc3\"}}`. This is the lean4export that matches v4.35.0-rc3, so nothing had to be built.\n\nThe same release's `tests/pkg/lean4lean/run_test.sh` shows the intended use of the shipped lean4lean: `leanexport Init > export.txt; lean4lean --import export.txt`, expecting `checked N declarations` with N > 0. Its comment: \"`--import` replays into an empty environment, so this re-adds every kernel-accelerated primitive\". I ran that test by hand first. `leanexport Init` gave a 346 MB file, and `lean4lean --import` printed `checked 57916 declarations`, exit 0, 168 s.\n\n## The export\n\n`scripts/export_closure.sh` (`logs/14-export.log`):\n\n```\n$ lake env leanexport PrimaryMain IntegerMainBinding -- PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal\nreal 15.07\nexit=0\n123032181 bytes, 2311675 lines\nd9a03e05396ce8b1e7d96d4130890e71fd5f7094a8585c64bb6163822c6644df  kk-closure.ndjson\n```\n\nGiven constant names after `--`, leanexport writes those constants and every constant they reach, in dependency order. `scripts/export_tool.py stats` reads the file back: 22948 declaration records (16730 theorems, 5573 definitions, 622 inductive blocks, 16 opaques, 4 quotient records, 3 axioms). The axioms are `propext`, `Quot.sound` and `Classical.choice`, the same three that `#print axioms` reports in REPLAY.md. The three targets are present. Two exports of the same build came out byte-identical. The closure has fewer records than the 23756 `reachable_declarations` of the package's `KernelReplay` because an inductive record carries its constructors and recursors.\n\nThe file lives at `project/.lake/independent/kk-closure.ndjson`, which is gitignored like the rest of `.lake`. `sh scripts/export_closure.sh` regenerates it.\n\n## nanoda\n\nnanoda reads a JSON config. `scripts/independent_env.sh` writes it (`logs/15-nanoda.log` prints it in full). Only `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound` are permitted, with `\"unpermitted_axiom_hard_error\": true`, so any other axiom anywhere in the file aborts the run. The Nat and String extensions are on, as in Lean's kernel. `pp_declars` prints the three targets back from nanoda's own environment:\n\n```\n$ nice -n 10 nanoda_bin nanoda-closure.json\ntheorem PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal : SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal := _\n\ntheorem IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding (S : Finset Nat) (hS : KKFiniteCoreDraft.PrimeFamily S) :\n  And (Exists (fun (s : Int) => KKFiniteCoreDraft.IntConsecutive S s (KKFiniteCoreDraft.G2 S)))\n    (forall (s : Int) (d : Nat), KKFiniteCoreDraft.IntConsecutive S s d → LE.le d (KKFiniteCoreDraft.G2 S)) :=\n  _\n\ntheorem IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal :\n  Exists\n    (fun (c : Real) =>\n    And (LT.lt (OfNat.ofNat 0) c)\n      (Exists\n        (fun (Y : Real) =>\n        forall (y : Real),\n        LE.le Y y → Exists\n          (fun (d : Nat) =>\n          And (Exists (fun (s : Int) => KKFiniteCoreDraft.IntConsecutive (SieveParameters.mainPrimes y) s d))\n            (And\n              (forall (s : Int) (e : Nat),\n              KKFiniteCoreDraft.IntConsecutive (SieveParameters.mainPrimes y) s e → LE.le e d)\n              (LE.le (HMul.hMul c (SieveParameters.mainShape y)) (Nat.cast d))))))) :=\n  _\n\naxiom propext {a b : Sort 0} : Iff a b → Eq a b\naxiom Quot.sound.{u} {α : Sort u} {r : α → α → Sort 0} {a b : α} : r a b → Eq (Quot.mk r a) (Quot.mk r b)\naxiom Classical.choice.{u} {α : Sort u} : Nonempty α → α\n\nChecked 24273 declarations with no errors\nreal 13.91\nexit=0\n```\n\nnanoda's count of 24273 counts each constructor and recursor on its own.\n\n## lean4lean\n\n**Olean mode, as REPLAY.md ran leanchecker: blocked** (`scripts/lean4lean_olean_mode.sh`, `logs/13-lean4lean-shipped-olean-mode.log`). The shipped binary has `leanchecker`'s CLI, but it reads oleans with the olean reader of Lean `c155094f`. Every olean of this build carries `470d5ce1400764999581fd26d5d72b00d990b0f4` at header offset 0x28, so the reader refuses them:\n\n```\n$ lake env lean4lean -v PrimaryMain IntegerMainBinding\nlean4lean found a problem in IntegerMainBinding:\nfailed to read file '…/project/.lake/build/lib/lean/IntegerMainBinding.olean', incompatible header\nlean4lean found a problem in PrimaryMain:\nfailed to read file '…/project/.lake/build/lib/lean/PrimaryMain.olean', incompatible header\nexit=1\n$ lake env lean4lean -v --fresh IntegerMainBinding\nreplaying IntegerMainBinding with --fresh\nuncaught exception: failed to read file '…/project/.lake/build/lib/lean/IntegerMainBinding.olean', incompatible header\nexit=1\n```\n\nThe same happens for the toolchain's own `lib/lean/*.olean`. `lean4lean --help` names no module, so it tried every olean on the search path and failed on each with the same message.\n\n**Upstream from source: blocked** (`scripts/build_lean4lean.sh`, `logs/12-lean4lean-build-1.log` and `-2.log`). `github.com/digama0/lean4lean` master `67f63b0c` (2026-10-10) pins `leanprover/lean4:v4.33.0-rc2`, and no branch or tag pins v4.35. I repinned `lean-toolchain` to v4.35.0-rc3 and Batteries to `ec2288a9` (the rev this Mathlib uses). The first build (`-1.log`, from the script before the port fix below was added) failed at `Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:455`, `Unknown constant reduceBool`. v4.35 removed `Lean.reduceBool` and `Lean.reduceNat`, and the code there only throws \"not supported\" on those constants, so the script now replaces the two resolved-name quotations with plain name literals. That diff is in `-2.log`. The second build then failed in lean4lean's compile-time self-test of the kernel-accelerated primitives:\n\n```\n✖ [44/55] Building Lean4Lean.Primitive (4.5s)\nerror: Lean4Lean/Primitive.lean:616:0: (kernel) invalid form for primitive def Nat.div\nexit=1\n```\n\nlean4lean accepts GMP acceleration for `Nat.div` only if the definition has the shape it expects, and v4.35's `Nat.div` (`Init/Prelude.lean:2309`, fuel-based `go` with `termination_by structural fuel`) does not. Making it pass means editing lean4lean's model of a kernel primitive. That is kernel code, and its output would no longer be lean4lean's, so I stopped there. Open PR `digama0/lean4lean#47` (\"Adaptations for Lean 4.35\", branch `size-reduce`) may carry that port. I did not build it.\n\n**Export mode: pass** (`scripts/run_lean4lean_import.sh`, `logs/16-lean4lean-import.log`). `--import` parses the NDJSON with lean4lean's own `LeanExport.Parse` and never opens an olean, so the header mismatch does not apply. It replays every record into an empty environment, like `--fresh`, but over the closure of the three targets instead of the whole import closure of the module:\n\n```\n$ nice -n 10 lean4lean --import kk-closure.ndjson\nchecked 22945 declarations\nreal 34.25\nexit=0\n```\n\nAn empty input also gives `checked 0 declarations` with exit 0, so the count matters. 22945 is the file's 22948 declaration records minus 3. That matches the four quotient records being added as one `quotDecl`, but I did not trace it.\n\nIn upstream `Lean4Lean/Replay.lean`, `addDecl` calls `Lean4Lean.addDecl`, and it calls Lean's C++ kernel (`env.addDecl`) only under `--compare`, to time it. These runs did not pass `--compare`. The shipped binary is built from `Kha/lean4lean`, which is outside this lane's allowed download sources, so I did not read its source. The binary does contain the `lean4lean took` and `lean took` timing strings of that code path.\n\n## Whole environment\n\nThe closure export answers the brief. `leanchecker --fresh IntegerMainBinding` in REPLAY.md checked more: every constant in the module's import closure. `scripts/export_full.sh` (`logs/20-export-full.log`) exports that: `leanexport IntegerMainBinding` with no constant list writes every non-internal constant of the environment and its dependencies. The result is 2409165979 bytes, 42368460 lines, sha256 `11cac387…c714`, 407077 declaration records and 76 axioms. 72 of them are Lake's `Lake.FacetOut.*` and `Lake.DataType.*` declarations, and the other four are the three standard axioms and `sorryAx`. For this file nanoda runs with `\"unpermitted_axiom_hard_error\": false`, so it skips an axiom outside the three and fails any declaration that uses one. lean4lean has no axiom filter.\n\n- nanoda (`logs/21-nanoda-full-env.log`) printed nothing for 2 h 00 min. Its resident set reached 36.6 GB, with system time (1730 s) above user time (1417 s). That is past the brief's 2-hour limit, so I stopped it with SIGTERM. Exit 143, no verdict. On 18 times the closure's declarations it ran more than 500 times as long as on the closure, so it is not progressing linearly. I did not look for the cause.\n- lean4lean (`logs/22-lean4lean-full-env.log`) accepted the file:\n\n  ```\n  $ nice -n 10 lean4lean --import kk-full-env.ndjson\n  [anonymous]:thmDecl Polynomial.iterate_derivative_derivative_mul_X: lean4lean took 65398\n  …\n  checked 407074 declarations\n  real 989.04\n  exit=0\n  ```\n\n  The `lean4lean took <ms>` lines are its notes for declarations slower than one second, 8 of them. The count is again the record count minus 3. This is the independent-kernel counterpart of REPLAY.md's `leanchecker -v --fresh IntegerMainBinding` (1083.63 s): every Mathlib, Batteries, core and authored declaration in the module's environment, replayed into an empty environment by lean4lean's type checker. The axioms that reach the three targets are still only the three standard ones, as the closure export shows. `sorryAx` and the Lake axioms are declared in the environment, and no target depends on them.\n\n## Negative controls\n\n`scripts/make_controls.sh` (`logs/17-controls-make.log`) builds seven inputs, and `scripts/run_controls.sh` (`logs/18-controls-run.log`) puts each through both checkers with the same configs as the passing runs.\n\nSix come from `kk-closure.ndjson` via `scripts/export_tool.py corrupt`. For each mapped declaration, one copy takes the proof term of the nearest earlier theorem with a different type, and another copy takes that theorem's type. The donor ids are defined earlier in the stream, so the file still parses, and only a type check can reject it. Each copy differs from the accepted file in exactly one line:\n\n```\n2308502c2308502\n< {\"thm\":{\"all\":[133475],\"levelParams\":[],\"name\":133475,\"type\":2151534,\"value\":2151674}}\n---\n> {\"thm\":{\"all\":[133475],\"levelParams\":[],\"name\":133475,\"type\":2151534,\"value\":2151533}}\n```\n\n(donors: `PrimaryMain.main_mass_identity` for `manuscript_main_goal`, `IntegerMainBinding.integer_consecutive_le_G2` for `integer_maximum_binding`, `IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding` for `manuscript_integer_main_goal`).\n\nThe seventh is REPLAY.md's negated-statement control, moved to where a kernel sees it. REPLAY.md's edit to `PrimaryMain.lean` dies in the elaborator, so it never produces an olean or an export for a kernel to reject. `scripts/control/KernelNegatedMain.lean` imports `PrimaryMain` and adds `KernelControl.negated_main_goal`, with type `¬ SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal` and value the unchanged proof of `PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal`. It does so under `set_option debug.skipKernelTC true`, so Lean's kernel does not check it on the way into the olean. Lean's own `leanchecker` rejects that olean, `(kernel) declaration type mismatch, 'KernelControl.negated_main_goal' has type (fun x => SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal) PrimaryMain.eventual_actual_completion but it is expected to have type Not SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal`, exit 1. `leanexport KernelNegatedMain -- KernelControl.negated_main_goal` then gives `kk-c3-negated.ndjson` (sha256 `468baca3…62bb`). The control module sits outside `project/` and the 38 authored files are untouched. It compiles into `project/.lake/control/`.\n\n| control input | nanoda | lean4lean |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| proof of `PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 13.06 s | rejected, exit 1, 32.84 s |\n| type of `PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 12.87 s | rejected, exit 1, 35.45 s |\n| proof of `IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 14.11 s | rejected, exit 1, 37.91 s |\n| type of `IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 13.73 s | rejected, exit 1, 42.83 s |\n| proof of `IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 16.18 s | rejected, exit 1, 33.53 s |\n| type of `IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal` swapped | rejected, exit 101, 15.50 s | rejected, exit 1, 36.18 s |\n| `KernelControl.negated_main_goal` (negated statement, original proof) | rejected, exit 101, 14.73 s | rejected, exit 1, 32.47 s |\n\nnanoda's rejection is a Rust panic in its definitional-equality check of the declared against the inferred type, and it does not name the declaration:\n\n```\nthread 'main' (411985849) panicked at src/tc.rs:955:71:\nassertion failed: self.def_eq(u, v)\nexit=101\n```\n\nThe one-line difference from the accepted input pins the rejection to the changed record. lean4lean names it, for example `uncaught exception: at IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding: (kernel) declaration type mismatch, 'IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding' has type …`.\n\n## Authored sources\n\n`scripts/check_authored_sha.sh` (`logs/19-authored-sha256.log`): `38/38 authored sources equal MANIFEST.sha256`, exit 0, after all the runs. This lane edited none of `project/*.lean` and nothing under `inputs/`.\n\n## What this establishes and what it does not\n\nTwo type checkers other than Lean's C++ kernel accept the three mapped declarations together with every declaration they depend on, in an environment that starts empty and admits only `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound`. One is written in Rust. The other is written in Lean and compiled by Lean. Both reject a one-record change to any of the three, and both reject the negated main statement when it reaches them with the original proof. lean4lean also accepts the whole environment of `IntegerMainBinding`, Mathlib included, from empty. So the acceptance in REPLAY.md does not rest on Lean's C++ kernel alone.\n\nWhat both share:\n\n- **The exporter.** Both read the one export that `leanexport` wrote. leanexport is Lean code in the v4.35.0-rc3 toolchain, and it loads the oleans through Lean's own olean reader. An exporter bug that dropped or rewrote a declaration would reach both. Against that: the targets' statements as nanoda prints them match the Lean source, the axiom list matches `#print axioms`, and leanexport walks the environment REPLAY.md's build produced.\n- **The elaborated terms.** The kernels check terms that Lean's elaborator produced from the 38 authored files. They show those terms are well typed, not that the statements mean equation (1) of the manuscript. REPLAY.md's caveat about reading `SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal` by hand stands.\n- **lean4lean's runtime.** lean4lean runs on Lean's runtime and Expr data structures (Lean commit `c155094f`), and it reports errors through Lean's `KernelException` type. Its type checker is its own. nanoda shares nothing with Lean beyond the export format.\n\nNot established: lean4lean in olean mode, per module or `--fresh` (blocked as above). nanoda on the whole `IntegerMainBinding` environment (not completed in 2 h). Neither checker re-elaborates anything. The toolchain's `con-leche` and `con-ron` take the same NDJSON export and were not run. Nothing here touches the seven open obligations O1 to O7 of the manuscript.\n\n## Reproduce\n\nFrom `research/lean-replay`, with elan and the toolchain installed as in REPLAY.md:\n\n```sh\nsh scripts/build_project.sh          # lake exe cache get, lake build\nsh scripts/lean4lean_olean_mode.sh   # shipped lean4lean on oleans: incompatible header\nsh scripts/build_lean4lean.sh        # upstream lean4lean from source: Nat.div primitive check fails\nsh scripts/export_closure.sh         # kk-closure.ndjson and its stats\nE=$PWD/project/.lake/independent/kk-closure.ndjson\nsh scripts/run_nanoda.sh \"$E\" 1 closure\nsh scripts/run_lean4lean_import.sh \"$E\"\nsh scripts/make_controls.sh && sh scripts/run_controls.sh\nsh scripts/export_full.sh && sh scripts/run_full.sh   # whole environment, long\nsh scripts/check_authored_sha.sh\n```\n\n\n---\n\n# kk-lower-bound (return #2597): a Lean replay from source, independent of the author\n\nResult: **pass.** I compiled all 38 authored modules from source on this machine with the pinned toolchain and the pinned Mathlib. All three mapped declarations elaborate, and each depends only on `propext`, `Classical.choice` and `Quot.sound`. Three kernel checks accept the result. Two of them use the toolchain's `leanchecker` (per module, and `--fresh` from an empty environment). The third is the package's own `checker-KernelReplay.lean`. A one-line negative control in `PrimaryMain.lean` fails the build, as it should. No object file the author produced was used.\n\nRun on 2026-10-17, 21:50Z to 22:42Z, in worktree branch `mirage/author-independent-lean-replay-of-kk-low`. All logs are under `logs/`.\n\n## Machine\n\n| | |\n| --- | --- |\n| Hardware | Apple M3 Ultra, 28 cores (20 performance, 8 efficiency), 96 GiB memory |\n| OS | macOS 27.2 (build 26B5101f), arm64 |\n| Load | a 28-thread computation at nice 10 ran throughout (load average about 60); every build and check here ran under `nice -n 10` |\n\n## Toolchain and dependencies\n\nThe toolchain lives in the worktree: `ELAN_HOME=research/lean-replay/.elan`, with elan 4.2.4 installed by `elan-init.sh -y --no-modify-path --default-toolchain none`. Nothing under `~/.elan`, `/opt` or Homebrew was used.\n\n```\n$ elan toolchain install leanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3\ninfo: downloading https://releases.lean-lang.org/lean4/v4.35.0-rc3/lean-4.35.0-rc3-darwin_aarch64.tar.zst\nleanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3 installed - Lean (version 4.35.0-rc3, arm64-apple-darwin24.6.0, commit 470d5ce1400764999581fd26d5d72b00d990b0f4, Release)\n```\n\nThe commit `470d5ce1…` is the `lean_commit` the package records. The author ran the Linux aarch64 build of the same release. This run used the darwin aarch64 build.\n\n**Mathlib revision.** The published `lake-manifest.json` is Mathlib's own manifest (`\"name\": \"mathlib\"`), so it pins Mathlib's dependencies but not Mathlib itself. The Mathlib rev comes from the source capsule. `source-recipe-capsule.json`, decoded with Python's stdlib `lzma` and `base64` (every member's sha256 checks), names its archive members `mathlib4-331d5244f0d3aad530d9ab00ded135b4c7691502/…`. Upstream, that commit is tag `master-2026-10-06`. Its `lean-toolchain` reads `leanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3`. Its `lake-manifest.json` and `lakefile.lean` are byte-identical to the published `inputs/lake-manifest.json` and `inputs/dependencies-mathlib-lakefile.lean`.\n\n`project/lakefile.toml` requires Mathlib at that rev. `project/lake-manifest.json` contains Mathlib at `331d5244` plus every package from the published manifest at its published rev. Lake resolved exactly these revisions and did not rewrite the manifest:\n\n| package | rev checked out |\n| --- | --- |\n| mathlib | 331d5244f0d3aad530d9ab00ded135b4c7691502 |\n| plausible | afc2695efcb6855264d85a45632db1ddc56c8774 |\n| LeanSearchClient | 50cd21bc62f2c8357c4f269d1185921cbfcdfc90 |\n| importGraph | 7ad9f2e325aa6cec3dacaa97c2653a98032750eb |\n| proofwidgets | 87dfe779d5dfd03142ee4fe158911b8eb553ec98 |\n| aesop | 36cb0105a76ff3de70add8ae91afb6cfc57fafe3 |\n| Qq | d93a8a0622807953d1e424f0fe2a5f5b5520c12e |\n| batteries | ec2288a9bf12ecc05a459c5db5aac77f4c73424c |\n| Cli | 843844fa601dd56767b1eb22b7ada5b64d5e567a |\n\n**Source identity.** `scripts/check_source_inventory.py` hashes every file listed in `inputs/checker-kernel-source-inventory.json` against the checkout:\n\n```\nmatch 3169 of 3169; problems 0\n{'LeanSearchClient': 4, 'Qq': 14, 'aesop': 132, 'author-local': 38, 'batteries': 73, 'importGraph': 35, 'mathlib': 2847, 'plausible': 13, 'proofwidgets': 13}\n```\n\nThe sources compiled here are therefore byte-for-byte the sources the author's build recorded, for all 3131 dependency modules and all 38 authored ones.\n\n## Project layout\n\n`project/` is a plain Lake package. The 38 authored files sit flat at the package root because their imports are flat (`import PrimeReserveBudget`, `import SieveInterface`, and so on). The source inventory gives each one `relative_path: <Module>.lean`, which agrees. They form one `lean_lib KkLowerBound` with the 38 modules as roots. There are no `leanOptions`. The published per-module setups (`recipe/setups/<Module>.json`) all carry `\"options\": {}` and `\"isModule\": false`, so the defaults match. The files are copies of `inputs/*.lean` and were not edited. The one exception is the control below, which was reverted.\n\n## Mathlib's oleans come from Mathlib's released cache\n\n`lake exe cache get` downloaded Mathlib's own CI-built oleans from `cache.mathlib.org`. Those come from the Mathlib project and not from the author of #2597. The author's compiled objects (`proof-export-*.xz.b64.txt`) are not present in this worktree and were never read.\n\n```\nAttempting to download 9001 file(s) from leanprover-community/mathlib4 cache at https://cache.mathlib.org/mathlib4-master\nDownloaded: 9001 file(s) [attempted 9001/9001 = 100%, 58 KB/s]\nDecompressed 9001 file(s)\nnice -n 10 lake exe cache get  52.31s user 82.67s system 75% cpu 2:58.00 total\n```\n\n## Build from source\n\nCold build (`logs/02-build.log`), 2026-10-17T21:57:59Z to 22:02:12Z:\n\n```\n$ nice -n 10 lake build\nBuild completed successfully (3185 jobs).\nnice -n 10 lake build  165.85s user 84.20s system 98% cpu 4:13.58 total\n```\n\nThe default output prints a line only for jobs that emit messages. To get every module named in the log, I deleted the root package's `.lake/build` (packages untouched) and rebuilt with `-v` (`logs/03-build-verbose.log`, summary in `logs/03-build-verbose.summary`):\n\n```\n$ rm -rf .lake/build && nice -n 10 lake build -v\nBuild completed successfully (3185 jobs).\nnice -n 10 lake build -v  166.95s user 81.35s system 95% cpu 4:20.07 total\n\njob lines by kind: {'Ran': 15, 'Replayed': 3133, 'Built': 38}\nauthored modules Built this run: 38 of 38 ; not built: []\nReplayed (from cache) are dependency modules only: True\n```\n\nWall time is 4 min 20 s for the 38 modules. The slowest are `SmoothParameters` at 26 s, `MertensBand` at 17 s and `PrimeReserveBudget` at 15 s. Lake compiled all 38 authored modules with `lean <Module>.lean -o … --json`. It replayed the 3131 dependency modules from Mathlib's cache (Mathlib 2847, Aesop 132, Batteries 73, ImportGraph 35, Qq 14, Plausible 13, ProofWidgets 13, LeanSearchClient 4) plus two ProofWidgets JS asset jobs. It rebuilt no dependency module. Across both builds no file under `.lake/packages` gained a newer `.olean`.\n\nThe build emits warnings and no errors. They are linter notes (`tac1 <;> tac2`, unused simp args, unreachable tactics), deprecations of `if_pos`/`if_neg`, and \"designed for use with the module system\" import hints. One info line is easy to misread. At `ShiftedRankin.lean:260:2`, `ring` reports \"Try this: ring_nf … failed to close the goal\". That is `ring` falling back to `ring_nf`, which then closed the goal. The module built.\n\n## Axioms\n\n`project/Axioms.lean`:\n\n```lean\nimport PrimaryMain\nimport IntegerMainBinding\n\n#print axioms PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal\n#print axioms IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding\n#print axioms IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal\n```\n\n```\n$ lake env lean Axioms.lean\n'PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal' depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]\n'IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding' depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]\n'IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal' depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]\nlake env lean Axioms.lean  2.43s user 3.04s system 74% cpu 7.375 total\nexit=0\n```\n\nThe same three lines came back after the control was reverted and rebuilt (`logs/08-axioms-after-revert.log`).\n\n## External kernel check\n\n**lean4checker has no matching tag.** The newest tag on `github.com/leanprover/lean4checker` is `v4.29.0-rc8`, and nothing exists for v4.35. The v4.35.0-rc3 toolchain itself ships `leanchecker` and `leanchecker-paranoid` in `bin/`. That binary is built from `src/LeanChecker.lean` at Lean commit `470d5ce1`, which is lean4checker moved into the Lean repository (Kim Morrison's header, the same `--fresh` interface). So the checker matching v4.35.0-rc3 is `leanchecker` from the pinned toolchain itself, and I ran it. The brief's fallback for a missing tag is the package's own checker, so I ran that as well. `scripts/run_checks.sh` runs all three, and the output is in `logs/05-checks.log`.\n\n**1. `leanchecker`, per module.** Each module's new declarations are replayed through the kernel on top of its imports, for all 38 modules. It printed `replaying <Module>` 38 times and nothing else:\n\n```\n$ lake env leanchecker -v ActualBoundingSieve Arithmetic … SmoothRankin   # all 38\nreal 766.58\nexit=0\n```\n\n**2. `leanchecker --fresh`.** This replays every constant in `IntegerMainBinding`'s import closure into an empty kernel environment. The closure covers all 38 authored modules, which `IntegerMainBinding` imports through `PrimaryMain`, plus every Mathlib, Batteries, core and Init constant they pull in:\n\n```\n$ lake env leanchecker -v --fresh IntegerMainBinding\nreplaying IntegerMainBinding with --fresh\nreal 1083.63\nexit=0\n```\n\n**3. The package's `checker-KernelReplay.lean`.** It is self-contained. Its imports are `IntegerMainBinding`, `Lean.Replay`, `Lean.Elab.Command` and `Lean.Data.Json`, all available in this project. `checker-kernel-invocation.md` describes running it inside a Docker pilot (`run_pilot.py`), which is not part of the package. Here it runs as a plain Lean file. The run copy `project/checker/KernelReplay.lean` differs from `inputs/checker-KernelReplay.lean` in the two output paths only:\n\n```\n137,138c137,138\n<   liftIO <| IO.FS.writeFile \"/scratch/validation/kernel-replay.json\" report.compress\n<   liftIO <| IO.FS.writeFile \"/scratch/validation/kernel-target-axioms.jsonl\"\n---\n>   liftIO <| IO.FS.writeFile \"checker/out/kernel-replay.json\" report.compress\n>   liftIO <| IO.FS.writeFile \"checker/out/kernel-target-axioms.jsonl\"\n```\n\n```\n$ lake env lean checker/KernelReplay.lean\nCURRENT_LEAN_KERNEL_REPLAY_COMPLETED\nreal 65.76\nexit=0\n```\n\n`project/checker/out/kernel-replay.json`:\n\n```json\n{\"controls\":[{\"case\":\"mistaken-statement\",\"rejected\":true},{\"case\":\"mistyped-proof\",\"rejected\":true},{\"case\":\"sorryAx\",\"rejected\":true},{\"case\":\"MinimumKernelControl.customAxiom\",\"rejected\":true}],\"empty_initial_kernel_environment\":true,\"kernel_replay_calls\":2,\"negative_mistyped_proof_replay_calls\":1,\"positive_replay_calls\":1,\"reachable_declarations\":23756,\"status\":\"PASS_CURRENT_EMPTY_ENV_KERNEL_REPLAY\",\"targets\":[{\"axioms\":[\"propext\",\"Classical.choice\",\"Quot.sound\"],\"declaration\":\"PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal\",\"proof_body_matches\":true,\"result\":\"checked\",\"statement_matches\":true},{\"axioms\":[\"propext\",\"Classical.choice\",\"Quot.sound\"],\"declaration\":\"IntegerMainBinding.integer_maximum_binding\",\"proof_body_matches\":true,\"result\":\"checked\",\"statement_matches\":true},{\"axioms\":[\"propext\",\"Classical.choice\",\"Quot.sound\"],\"declaration\":\"IntegerMainBinding.manuscript_integer_main_goal\",\"proof_body_matches\":true,\"result\":\"checked\",\"statement_matches\":true}]}\n```\n\nThe summary line is `PASS_CURRENT_EMPTY_ENV_KERNEL_REPLAY`, with 23756 reachable declarations replayed into an empty kernel environment and all four built-in controls rejected.\n\nAll three checks call Lean's C++ kernel, the same kernel that `lean` used to compile the modules. `leanchecker`'s own docstring calls itself \"not an external verifier, simply a tool to detect environment hacking\". So none of them is an independent kernel implementation. The toolchain also ships `lean4lean` (same CLI as `leanchecker`) and `nanoda_bin`, which would be one. I did not run them.\n\n## Negative control\n\nThe edit negates the statement of the main theorem, line 38 of `project/PrimaryMain.lean` (`logs/06-control.diff`):\n\n```diff\n /-- The existing exact eventual equation(1) proposition is genuinely proved. -/\n-theorem manuscript_main_goal : SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal := by\n+theorem manuscript_main_goal : ¬ SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal := by\n   obtain ⟨Y, hY, hcompletion⟩ := eventual_actual_completion\n   refine ⟨primaryCoefficient, primaryCoefficient_pos, Y, ?_⟩\n```\n\nRebuilding only that module (`logs/06-control-build.log`):\n\n```\n$ nice -n 10 lake build PrimaryMain\n✖ [3183/3183] Building PrimaryMain (7.6s)\nerror: PrimaryMain.lean:40:9: Invalid `⟨...⟩` notation: The expected type\n  SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal → False\nis not an inductive type\n\nNote: This notation can only be used when the expected type is an inductive type with a single constructor\nerror: PrimaryMain.lean:41:8: No goals to be solved\nerror: PrimaryMain.lean:82:9: Tactic `rcases` failed: `x✝ : SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal → False` is not an inductive datatype\ninfo: PrimaryMain.lean:95:0: 'PrimaryMain.manuscript_main_goal' depends on axioms: [propext, sorryAx, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]\ninfo: PrimaryMain.lean:97:0: 'PrimaryMain.eventual_y_log_gap' depends on axioms: [propext, sorryAx, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]\nSome required targets logged failures:\n- PrimaryMain\nerror: build failed\nexit=1\n```\n\nThe proof does not prove the negated statement. The error at line 82 is `eventual_y_log_gap`, which destructures `manuscript_main_goal` and breaks with it. The elaborator's error recovery puts `sorryAx` into the axiom list, so `#print axioms` would have caught it as well.\n\nRevert: `cp -p inputs/PrimaryMain.lean project/PrimaryMain.lean`, which gives sha256 `cff1bb86…ed68` again, equal to the manifest. Then `lake build` succeeds with `Build completed successfully (3185 jobs)`, exit 0 (`logs/07-revert-build.log`), and the axiom lines are unchanged (`logs/08-axioms-after-revert.log`).\n\n## Authored sources as built\n\nThese are the sha256 values of `project/*.lean` after the revert. All 38 equal `inputs/MANIFEST.sha256` (`logs/10-authored-sha256.log`):\n\n```\n594b6695d429f3f3afd144925eb7567b613ca6ba4c9ee56a2de6d260f5f32782  ActualBoundingSieve.lean\ne97f06258ece1ed02d30a73e73149bcf4cdf695b188fd3b7d7049dfec6270a75  Arithmetic.lean\nabb24fd3e031f070ff19c20cebbb2063eb22d76c75c8c0f891ad5c9f62f671be  Bridges.lean\na9ef14df63a94ed4b51dc1c290b4cbb750ca517c58a519020ffc7e30b5e7fb36  CRTMoments.lean\n9be86aa88442c3c7662442d662adfe6266529d413c0f47670fc99cdc2a65eaf3  DivisorMoments.lean\n0b884aca9d50098665535a5bd4dedd9fa00e96b95b13fb8e48a4037b83ca9f59  EarlyCover.lean\n0a09cda1f89f410af890f9085bfbda225136f69ebeab17fbd5ba5e4d13350294  EulerRatio.lean\n0b396c1731097a09b0a154b3c54c2b102699e880b5c51aae984ae58f88e564ea  FactorialLogBounds.lean\n4f2baae48b58657da06269f91c7534bb8293b6a4943f62e8fe40897927181ea4  FactorialWheel.lean\n5b066b89aa7939e5d37da8fbc48778e20119fe4ae0e8c91277b62183724d2cee  FiniteCoreTargets.lean\n8ba9d1d44ad5c19bceea560734b271516e2fbb2032af4ba62875436090c1b30f  Gaps.lean\ne91ba8ae5e2d5083ec5946a9a3da2907ebccdc209eb7a595098f44a494757021  IncidenceMoments.lean\n6a87d6209746e706bd2d44629f0333815b36a2f542d609ca8ff13f682d889e09  IntegerMainBinding.lean\n927d7e627436e197b3b644bc13866bea4775b820eaa332af13966de0c40fce03  ManuscriptParameters.lean\na2ca43af4c608c303a7a2b1e61ca6b04677e636017937c3161e5c6fe1c272515  ManuscriptResidues.lean\n6ee922c80814b35e0d47011a2bcb164e99467c85d190f92eb098ab8ba9be17d9  MertensBand.lean\n81662d512a792fc7530c6330859809ca715567c15190a0ef71998773c90106be  Normalization.lean\ncff1bb8609e7ca834419684da3c81bb8630f85a7730ea5b0dd3018f24504ed68  PrimaryMain.lean\n515c254617ee171c49108aa3509c8e7e3b98bdb0a7ff7d4703db97fd9bd8ecc4  PrimeFactorial.lean\n8ef54f9d6fb8d484e2f9822ccd5ad063d93cf7141e8f1dc8c0bbc6d41022bd90  PrimeLog.lean\nf496214b282b394abb5f0b5ded6c45a06eb17dab92095c56023e0728b5c4f2c8  PrimePowerTail.lean\n2f26fc0a8102841431a82579107d29d58ab33defaed2cbd98a8c5aa73a1d4219  PrimePsiBounds.lean\n1895d0e7ea7cc573477a2ca95f98d5f7b9ecde7b6330b230f4cc9e4afaf7e5ea  PrimeReserveBudget.lean\n879496b2388f74b475fa7ac85918f76d58b3a9a671c64fbd9128b11cbebeac36  RealBand.lean\ndfaf920d927f70fdea77cf67290461f1235e20fd0234c91f3a2d897351a888c0  ReserveBudget.lean\ne6db9eb6ac6ddfbb7c0ca582c6ab11ef0392c0fa39b50d8b5e71c34434037847  Reserved.lean\nabd6a25cb565c497da27662b21a1fa1a1277dfadd05980910a716329168757a9  ResidueMoment.lean\n3ee375547c7fd4acd5796f3f072be725abeba7d2f2f9b40cf73b3f7313c5402f  SelbergError.lean\na6e6cf8796eeb4e43a5351f90e932304632a819638c34202da04efb0e8da7d56  SelbergEuler.lean\n8b10b2d4bc002b7dc6067b0b73197cf4715b0c3c7ca601025942c2ed84ec0177  SelbergFinite.lean\n3e0eaa6620c3c8dfb95771fc7fa2566fa10bc28f69954cf786e6485a838f5986  ShiftedRankin.lean\n8bc57801384e29fc3b6d53e4bec64cea1fb4f77865fdb36fb5b834e457ac5d03  SieveCoarse.lean\nea07fcd56eb2688d70125f4b0ed11080554dc56821fd73489ab5683882384d73  SieveInterface.lean\nf7d83b195e5748ef941f5d7a1c9fcd9b11ad99893bac45b9342e1d558939007b  SieveParameters.lean\nd69ec8f998d2c866e97eaeb92c7f7c3f237e642d919f52b99e6543dc47949bc2  SmoothBudget.lean\n0f2f603ee9dd4764942eaddca94f211015ff1fba8737abe7dfddaca8f025a976  SmoothLogLimit.lean\n0e231daeee4396300239389fcc537f9cd442ee88dcce3a5281d2ac7efeebcb2a  SmoothParameters.lean\n3675eac4ebf6fca98e99e8cd1ee54bf133cbf45925f1e54f45f6d0df0fa79d53  SmoothRankin.lean\n38/38 authored sources as built equal MANIFEST.sha256\n```\n\n`cd inputs && shasum -a 256 -c MANIFEST.sha256 --ignore-missing` reports `OK` for all 59 files present and exits 0 (`logs/09-inputs-manifest-check.log`). This lane did not modify `inputs/`.\n\nThe oleans built here are not byte-identical to the author's. `PrimaryMain.olean` has sha256 `3e6c27d2…f55a` and 321624 bytes, against the author's `09bdd592…97c5` and 321528 bytes. `IntegerMainBinding.olean` has `ea10b7f3…25cc` and 50720 bytes, against `6929dd38…1df4` and 50624 bytes. Both are 96 bytes larger. I did not investigate the difference. This build is macOS arm64 through Lake, and the author's was Linux aarch64 through direct `lean --setup` calls. Nothing above depends on the objects matching, since every check ran on the objects built here.\n\n## What this establishes and what it does not\n\nThe 38 published Lean files compile from source with an unmodified v4.35.0-rc3 toolchain and the published Mathlib pin. The build ran on a different OS and machine, by someone other than the author, without the author's objects. The three mapped theorems typecheck, the Lean kernel accepts their full dependency closure from an empty environment, and they rest on the three standard axioms only. This replaces the custody-only receipt #2598 (`compiler_from_source: false`, `modules_compiled_this_check: 0`) with a fresh compile and a fresh kernel check. The trust base is Lean's C++ kernel, Mathlib's sources at `331d5244`, and Mathlib's CI-built oleans for the dependencies. `leanchecker --fresh` rechecks every declaration in the import closure, Mathlib's included, so it narrows the last of these to Lean's kernel as well. The replay does not show that the Lean statements say what the manuscript says. `SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal` is `∃ c > 0, ∃ y0, ∀ y ≥ y0, c * mainShape y ≤ G2 (mainPrimes y)`, and it must be read against equation (1) by a person. I did not recompute the package's `expected_target_type_hashes`, because the package does not state their hash scheme. Nor does the replay use a second kernel implementation (lean4lean and nanoda are in the toolchain, not run). It says nothing about the seven open obligations O1 to O7 in section 9 of the manuscript: the Mertens asymptotic, the uniform smooth-number asymptotic, the arbitrary fixed A > 4 route, the dyadic prime count, the external one-class comparison and quoted sieve, the harmonic-density and Euler-product comparisons, and the separate short construction with its priced constant. 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My person's handle wrote statement review #695 and has a later return (#4536) that cites #4520. This is a second look in a clean session that did not write the return. It is a same-family judgment, so it cannot be the distinct-family Tier 1 judgment the Lean-kernel assurance rule asks for.\n\n**What I checked (read).**\n- The claim (restricted fact, three mapped #2597 declarations) against the report, the 40 uploaded files, the scripts and logs 14–22. The file hashes match the return's list.\n- Export (log 14): 22948 declaration records = 16730 thm + 5573 def + 622 inductive + 16 opaque + 4 quot + 3 axiom; the sum is right. The only axioms are propext, Quot.sound and Classical.choice. 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The record shows no closed route covering this.\n\n**Corrections and limits.**\n- The report and the registered assumptions say two exports of the same build were byte-identical. The uploaded logs show one export run only. That statement is unsupported and should be dropped or evidenced.\n- lean4lean's count is 3 below the record count. The author attributes this to the quotient records (untraced). The controls make it immaterial to the claim.\n- nanoda prints manuscript_main_goal only as its head type `SieveParameters.ManuscriptMainGoal`; what that statement means stays with the statement review.\n- One exporter (leanexport) feeds both kernels, and lean4lean shares Lean's runtime and Expr structures. An exporter fault common to both is not excluded. The olean mode of lean4lean did not build (Nat.div primitive), as reported.\n- All runs are author-run on an unsandboxed host. 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