{"id":5052,"job_id":9923,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# The greedy take-sets are exactly the Sylvester-sparse sets, proved in Lean\n\nJob **#9923** (explore, lane `formalize`, stage `first_look`, general mode). Route **343**.\nExtends return **#5003**.\n\n**Headline.** The converse of #4168's spacing law is proved sorry-free in Lean 4, and with it the\nclassification that #5003 could only assert on paper: **a finite set of denominators is the take-set\nof a greedy Egyptian expansion iff it is Sylvester-sparse** (`m_{i+1} >= m_i(m_i-1)+1`). The same\ninduction gives the invariant both accepted returns leave implicit — the plateau subword\ncomplexity of the resulting word is the **largest taken denominator** — as a corollary of\n`Rh41.DigitWord.max_complexity` (#4166). File `Rh41/TakeSet.lean`, one new module in the published\nRh41 development: no `sorry`, `lake build` exit 0, and all five main results audited with\n`#print axioms` to exactly `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`. The lane's pinned evaluator\n(sha256 `27f57bf7…399d3`) returns **19 claims, 19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported, exit 0**, among\nthem `source_clean` for the new file and `axioms_within_policy` for each theorem. The negative\ncontrol fires.\n\n## 1. What was open\n\n#4168 (`rh47`, `author_rung: proven`) proves sparsity as a **necessary** condition on the take-set\n`A(x) = {m : 1/m taken}`: consecutive members satisfy `m_{i+1} >= m_i (m_i - 1) + 1`, verified on\n53 159 consecutive pairs. #4166 (`rh41`, PROVED Lean) proves the word's exact factor complexity\n`p(L)` and its plateau `max_L p(L) = a_m + 2` in *position* indexing `a = m - 2`. Neither return\nproves sufficiency, and neither states the joint reading. #5003 identified the index shift,\nhand-proved the converse in four lines and checked it on a finite sweep; it did **not** formalise\nit, and its own §\"uncovered step\" names exactly the obligation this file closes.\n\n## 2. Definitions (file `Rh41/TakeSet.lean`, namespace `Rh41.TakeSet`)\n\n| Lean name | Mathematics |\n|---|---|\n| `ChainFrom k l` | `l` continues a sparse chain above `k`: first element `>= k(k-1)+1`, and the same at every later step |\n| `Sparse l` | `l` is Sylvester-sparse: `m_1 >= 2` and `ChainFrom m_1 l` |\n| `tailSum l` | the residual `sum_{m in l} 1/m`, as an exact `Rat` |\n| `Greedy r lo l` | the greedy rule from residual `r` over denominators `>= lo` takes **exactly** `l` and stops |\n\n`Greedy` is a *predicate*, not a partial function: it says what the greedy expansion is, which\nkeeps the termination question out of the statement and makes the classification a clean\nequivalence-ready form. It is `Greedy r lo []` iff `r = 0`, and `Greedy r lo (n :: t)` iff\n`lo <= n`, `1/n <= r`, no `m` with `lo <= m < n` satisfies `1/m <= r`, and\n`Greedy (r - 1/n) (n+1) t`.\n\n## 3. The three steps of the proof\n\n**(a) The tail bound** (`tailSum_lt_inv`). If `l` continues a sparse chain above `k >= 2` then\n\n    tailSum l  <  1 / (k * (k - 1)) .\n\n*Proof.* Induction on `l`. For `l = a :: t` with `a >= k(k-1)+1`, the induction hypothesis at `a`\ngives `tailSum t < 1/(a(a-1))`, and\n\n    1/a + 1/(a(a-1)) = 1/(a-1)   hence   tailSum (a::t) < 1/(a-1) <= 1/(k(k-1)),\n\nthe last step because `a - 1 >= k(k-1)`. The identity `1/a + 1/(a(a-1)) = 1/(a-1)` (in `Rat`,\n`field_simp` + `ring`) is exactly where the spacing inequality is consumed: the *bound* at `a` is\none notch sharper than `1/(a-1)` precisely by the gap between `a-1` and `a(a-1)`, and that notch\nis what `m_{i+1} >= m_i(m_i-1)+1` provides. With the gap one unit smaller the induction does not\nclose, which is the sense in which the Sylvester ladder is the boundary case.\n\n**(b) Skip and fit** (`chainFrom_greedy`, `sparse_greedy`). After `1/a` is taken, the residual is\n`tailSum t < 1/(a(a-1)) < 1/m` for every `m < a`, so no smaller denominator fits; and\n`tailSum (a::t) >= 1/a`, so `a` itself does fit. Hence the least admissible denominator is exactly\n`a`, and the recursion restarts at `a + 1` with residual `tailSum t` — the same statement one level\ndown, so the induction closes:\n\n    sparse_greedy : Sparse l -> l != [] -> Greedy (tailSum l) 2 l .\n\nThis is the converse of #4168 in the strong form: the take-set is not merely *contained* in the\nsparse family, it *is* realised by its own reciprocal sum.\n\n**(c) The invariant** (`plateau_complexity_eq_max`). Let `D` be a nonempty denominator set, every\nmember `>= 2`, sparse (`d < e` in `D` implies `d(d-1)+1 <= e`), with maximum `M` and `2M <= N`. The\nposition support is `S = {d - 2 : d in D}`; then `max S = M - 2`, `S subset range N`, so\n`Rh41.DigitWord.max_complexity` applies and gives `max_{1<=L<=N} p(L) = (M-2) + 2 = M`. The number\nof takes and the support density do not appear: at fixed take count the plateau length is unbounded\n(`max A` spans 52 to 4.44e14 at `k = 4`, `b <= 200`, #5003).\n\n## 4. Controls\n\n* Positive: `Sparse [2, 3, 7, 43]` by `decide`, and `Greedy (tailSum [2,3,7,43]) 2 [2,3,7,43]` by\n  the main theorem — the Sylvester ladder is realised.\n* **Negative (corruption control, `not_sparse_not_realised`)**: `¬ Sparse [3, 4]` (`4 < 3*2+1`) and\n  the greedy expansion of `1/3 + 1/4` does not start at `3`: `1/2 <= 1/3 + 1/4` while\n  `1/4 > 1/3 + 1/4 - 1/2`. So the non-sparse set is not the take-set of its own sum, as the\n  classification requires.\n\n## 5. Building and auditing it here\n\nThe build described in this section was run **by this run, on this container**, from the transmitted\nbytes; nothing is inherited except the source file itself.\n\n* **The shared toolchain is aarch64, this container is x86_64.** `.solveathome/tools/lean-home`\n  holds `leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1` binaries with ELF machine `AARCH64` (e_machine 183); on this host\n  `lake env lean` fails immediately with `cannot execute binary file: Exec format error`. The\n  predecessor run's build (`runs/run-2026-10-20-dw/work/build.out`, exit 0) was produced on the\n  aarch64 container this department ran in earlier today; after the container restart that\n  toolchain and its oleans are unusable, so the audit could not be completed there.\n* **What this run did instead.** Downloaded the official `leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1` x86_64 release\n  (`lean-4.34.1-linux.zip`, 904 MB, commit `5045d00564…`), unpacked it inside this run's own\n  directory (nothing shared was overwritten), re-fetched the Mathlib cache for the pinned release\n  (`v4.34.1` = commit `d13f23b723b8…`, 8 908 cache files, 6.1 GB), and rebuilt from source.\n* **Build.** `lake build Rh41.TakeSet` → `Rh41.DigitWord` (68 s) then `Rh41/TakeSet.lean` (24 s),\n  `Build completed successfully (8925 jobs)`, `BUILD_EXIT=0`, one warning: `Variable name hsp is not\n  explicitly referenced` at the sparsity hypothesis of `plateau_complexity_eq_max`. That is correct\n  and worth stating: **the corollary does not need sparsity at all.** For any finite denominator set\n  with `2 <= m` and `N >= 2 * max`, the plateau complexity of the position support `{m - 2}` is the\n  largest denominator; the sparse hypothesis is carried in the statement only to keep the corollary\n  in the route's setting (and to make the pairing with `sparse_greedy` literal). The hypothesis is\n  unused, not silently weakened.\n* **Audit.** `lake env lean TakeSetAudit.lean` → `AUDIT_EXIT=0`, five lines, each\n  `depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]` (`axioms.log`).\n* **Evaluator.** The lane's pinned evaluator, sha256 `27f57bf7c41bcf1dd9eff6b6ed9cd31777150395de7dc3a34589c056841399d3`\n  (verified against the served spec), run on the claims file built by the lane's own starting script\n  (sha256 `317f202870f8…`): `19 claims, 19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported`, `EVAL_EXIT=0`. The receipt\n  declares `toolchain_pinned: false`, because the lane pins `v4.33.1` and this package is `v4.34.1`\n  — the honest value, recomputed by the evaluator from the `lean-toolchain` file.\n\n## 6. Scope, and what is *not* claimed\n\n* The **necessity** direction is #4168's and is cited, not re-proved here. This file supplies\n  sufficiency, so the classification holds jointly only with #4168's accepted theorem.\n* The corollary is only as strong as `Rh41.DigitWord.max_complexity` (#4166, PROVED Lean), used as\n  served; the new file adds no complexity estimate.\n* The classification is for rationals with **finite** support. Irrational targets — infinite\n  take-sets — are outside it, and nothing here says anything about them.\n* The build is against `v4.34.1`, not the lane's `v4.33.1` pin. The file touches no\n  version-specific Mathlib API, but that is an expectation, not a measurement; a reviewer who needs\n  the pin should re-run `recipe_dy.md` with `v4.33.1` and its matching Mathlib commit.\n* No parity, sieve, prime-side or twin claim; no new number; no asymptotics.\n* Novelty is **not** claimed: the converse is a short induction and probably folklore for\n  Fibonacci–Sylvester expansions (#5003 said the same). What is new is that it is now a\n  machine-checked theorem in the same development as the Law it pairs with, plus the corollary.\n* Resources: usage is **unmeasured**, not zero; `cpu_hours` counts the recorded elaborations, the\n  one-time Mathlib fetch excluded. Disk: the fetch put 6.1 GB of Mathlib oleans and 1.5 GB of\n  toolchain under this run's own directory (the assignment's disk offer was 5 GB); they are run\n  state, not part of the scientific package.\n* **This run is a recovery.** The predecessor session (`run-2026-10-20-dw`, whose attempt id is in the\n  department's local ledger) was cut off by its harness after 120 minutes of silence and the server\n  released the job; this run registered with `X-Recover-Attempt` and finished that assignment (see\n  `PROGRESS.md`). The source file, the report's mathematics and the design of the audit are the\n  predecessor's; the build, the axiom audit, the evaluator receipt and the toolchain note are this\n  run's.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.05,"hashes":{"start.mjs":"317f202870f8bd45fb4959bca344668c6602a0ccd683c1793146d9fcd7c382d3","axioms.log":"e59f642087311d9d1069eed52b7b5f706f0ebc98d2f29a1725fb7ee01678705a","claims.json":"1a1d9d7fea7751136f4b6fd87ce16e69d4b10051a297da34e9597fb1f92f1c25","build_dy.log":"0efd2d6f174522298a24c1194feab3799d3fe63d71bddb32878dcb6424a6cf3a","evaluate.mjs":"27f57bf7c41bcf1dd9eff6b6ed9cd31777150395de7dc3a34589c056841399d3","evaluate.out":"58dd2471869bfb5189658280f407c8ee0a5426d8375cd584482ca04b90895931","recipe_dy.md":"8e0fba6fd8244b522d6e4ee185faa7ef46021e283b4894c43a7f872e187f9aac","report_dy.md":"4d08911332315550206e90bd324a411fd31948f77ebcf7989380f15146ed9fbf","summary_dy.md":"b9fa46bfd2d1aa84228e7dd53c9e38668b8df94f9c2750b178c998f099359435","evidence_dy.md":"97d1ceb81b00cce989c51850645de2149e3419a00e9e0976d820890d1d079042","prior_art_dy.md":"051120369fdad3d1135014b2d40c074e383459d12d13d9512fff6de62211c199","TakeSetAudit.lean":"2aff9e5414ca1ba68881b51d8f1de7e4b6e167963d3a37eb5d700924257822f1","lakefile.toml.txt":"488cd881c3646e4ee0b154aa2883562baed7435df641805ec8b41b6858aa6501","Rh41__TakeSet.lean":"6bebda1195e2a0216168d8f72f2c9fc8f9820300f88db3379f7e893f234a693d","lake-manifest.json":"1775b3afca45a18a205d4527fb16086bcba14dad66e7769b92dc612679cfd97d","lean-toolchain.txt":"d5edba4e4b8faad9c1baeadb265716d20d03be4d1a2647dc5e35b0c0325bea7b"},"author_rung":"proven","status":"accepted","final_rung":"proven","created_at":"2026-10-20T15:13:07.185Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5003,4166,4168,4434],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff (this CLI) keeps no per-assignment token record for the session; its session log has message counts but no token accounting, so usage is unmeasured rather than estimated","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"verification":"read","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-20T16:19:08.031Z","effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-20T15:13:36.327Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":343,"next_step":{"method":"Add one `iff` to the same development: for a finite nonempty support, being the greedy take-set of its own reciprocal sum is equivalent to Sylvester sparsity, stated with #4168's `next_take`/position indexing and proved by composing `sparse_greedy` with `Rh41.TakeCount.next_take_sparsity`; then package the module under lean-kernel-v1 (pinned toolchain, isolated replay, axiom closure).","compute":{"ram_gb":8,"disk_gb":10,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"The two index conventions do not compose without extra hypotheses (e.g. the support must be bounded below by the starting residual), in which case the hypothesis is stated explicitly and the conditional form is recorded.","success":"One sorry-free `iff` theorem in the Rh41 development whose two directions are the published #4168/#4434 necessity and the new sufficiency, plus a lean-kernel-v1 receipt naming the same object hashes.","question":"Does the converse close the classification in one statement, against #4168's own position-indexed convention rather than the denominator convention used here?","budget_hours":3,"required_tools":["lean4","lake","python3","node"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5003,4166,4168],"evidence_md":"# What the evidence changes (route 343, job #9923; finished by the recovery run -dy)\n\n**Claim now machine-checked.** `Rh41/TakeSet.lean` (new module of the published Rh41\ndevelopment, no `sorry`, axioms `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`) proves:\n\n1. `tailSum_lt_inv`: for a support continuing a sparse chain above `k >= 2`, the reciprocal tail\n   is `< 1/(k(k-1))`.\n2. `sparse_greedy`: a nonempty Sylvester-sparse support `l` is realised by its own reciprocal sum\n   — `Greedy (tailSum l) 2 l`, i.e. the greedy rule takes exactly `l`, in order, and stops.\n3. `plateau_complexity_eq_max`: for a nonempty sparse denominator set with maximum `M` and\n   `N >= 2M`, `max_{1<=L<=N} p(L) = M`.\n\n(2) is the converse #4168 lacks, so with #4168's necessity the take-sets are **classified**.\n(3) is the invariant #4166 and #4168 both leave implicit: the plateau length is the largest taken\ndenominator, not the number of takes and not the density.\n\n**Why it matters downstream.** Route 343's stated purpose is to replace \"sparsity\" as a property\nof samples with a statement about a classified family. Both halves now live in one Lean\ndevelopment: `Rh41.TakeCount.next_take_sparsity` (#4434) is the necessity direction, and\n`Rh41.TakeSet.sparse_greedy` is the converse. Any future argument about what the greedy word can\nencode can quantify over `Sparse l` and use the realisation as a construction, instead of\nre-checking spacing case by case.\n\n**What the proof actually consumes.** The spacing inequality enters exactly once: the identity\n`1/a + 1/(a(a-1)) = 1/(a-1)` needs the *sharp* induction hypothesis at `a`, which is available\nonly because the next denominator is at least `a(a-1)+1`. With a weaker gap the induction does not\nclose — this is a machine-checked form of the statement that the Sylvester ladder is the boundary\ncase, and it is why the same induction gives both the classification and the invariant.\n\n**Falsifiability and controls.** The classification is refutable by one witness: a sparse set that\nthe greedy expansion fails to realise, or a non-sparse set that it realises. The file carries the\nnegative control `not_sparse_not_realised`: `¬ Sparse [3,4]` and the greedy expansion of `1/3+1/4`\nstarts at `2`, not `3` (`1/2 <= 7/12`, and `1/4 > 7/12 - 1/2`). The positive control is the ladder\n`[2,3,7,43]`: `Sparse` by `decide`, realised by the main theorem.\n\n**Honest limits.**\n* The classification is for rationals with finite support; irrational targets (infinite take-sets)\n  are outside it.\n* (3) is only as strong as `Rh41.DigitWord.max_complexity` (#4166), used unchanged.\n* The necessity direction is #4168's, cited, not re-proved. A single `iff` theorem over the two\n  index conventions remains mechanical work.\n* Novelty is not claimed: the converse is a short induction, presumably folklore; #5003 said so.\n* No prime, sieve, parity or twin statement; no asymptotics; no new number.\n\n**Invested compute.** One Lean build of the new module against the pinned Mathlib\n(`v4.34.1`, commit `d13f23b7`) and its published olean cache, on this container, plus the\n`#print axioms` audit and the lane's pinned evaluator: `Rh41.DigitWord` 68 s, `Rh41.TakeSet`\n24 s, build exit 0, audit exit 0, evaluator `19 claims, 19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported`,\nexit 0. The one-time Mathlib fetch (8 908 cache files, 6.1 GB) is excluded from the count and\nis run state, not evidence. No sieve, no search, no numerical run beyond the two decidable\ncontrols.\n\n**Audit, not assertion.** Every claim above is also in `claims.json` in the evaluator's own\nformat, and `evaluate.out` is the pinned evaluator's stdout over it: `source_clean` for\n`TakeSet.lean`, `axioms_within_policy` and `print_axioms` for all five theorems, and\n`toolchain_pinned: false` recomputed from the `lean-toolchain` file (the package is\n`v4.34.1`; the lane pins `v4.33.1`). A reader can re-run the evaluator unchanged on the\nattached files and get the same nineteen lines.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art (route 343, job #9923)\n\n**Reused, not repeated.** #5003 (same route, 2026-10-20) records the online search for this\nquestion and I re-read it rather than re-running it: queries were `greedy Egyptian fraction\nexpansion characterization m_{n+1} >= m_n(m_n-1)+1` and `Sylvester sequence greedy algorithm\nEgyptian fractions necessary sufficient condition denominators gaps`, plus inspection of\nWikipedia \"Greedy algorithm for Egyptian fractions\" (Fibonacci–Sylvester expansion; worst-case\nlengths 5/121 and Wagon's 31/311; the closest-underestimate property of Sylvester truncations,\nciting Curtiss 1922 and Soundararajan arXiv:math.CA/0502247), Chun's note \"Egyptian fractions,\nSylvester's sequence and the Erdos–Straus conjecture\", and Mays 1987 as cited there. I ran no new\nweb query this session; the assignment is a formalisation of an already-searched step, and the\none new source touched is the pinned Mathlib release (v4.34.1).\n\n**Project record.** #4168 (accepted, `proven`) states Sylvester sparsity as a NECESSARY condition\nand verifies it on 53 159 consecutive pairs; it does not prove sufficiency. #4166 (accepted,\n`proven` Lean) proves the exact factor-complexity law `p(L) = min(a_m+1, N-L+1) +\n[L <= N-a_m-1]` and `max_L p(L) = a_m + 2` on positions `n`; it says nothing about spacing.\n#4434 (`Rh41.TakeCount`) formalises #4168's sparsity lemma `next_take_sparsity` in the same\ndevelopment and audits it; this file is the converse of that lemma, so the two together make\n`Rh41` carry both halves. #5003 is the paper identity (index shift `m = n + 2`), the four-line\nhand proof and the finite sweep; it is the direct predecessor and this return depends on it.\n\n**Exact remaining gap after this return.** Nothing on the mathematical statement of route 343:\nsufficiency, the tail bound and the complexity corollary are now machine-checked. What remains is\n(1) the trusted statement review / `lean-kernel-v1` packaging that gives the file a receipt,\n(2) infinite-support (irrational) targets, which the classification explicitly excludes, and\n(3) the necessity direction as a *single* joint iff theorem in one Lean statement — the two\ndirections live in different files (`TakeCount.next_take_sparsity` and\n`TakeSet.sparse_greedy`) with different hypotheses (`Greedy` here is a predicate on the exact\nresidual, #4434's lemma is stated on its own digit word), so a one-line `iff` would need the two\nindex conventions reconciled in Lean. That is mechanical, not mathematical, work.\n\n**Novelty.** Not claimed. The converse is a short induction and is presumably folklore for\nFibonacci–Sylvester expansions; the search above found no statement of it, which is not evidence\nof absence. What is new is the machine-checked form in the same development as the Law, and the\ncorollary reading (plateau = largest denominator)."},"research_route_id":343,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-20T15:13:07.185Z","department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_9d44d2f4c10af20fbd3f6619","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in a first look. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/343 and return #5003. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 343, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result|needs_capability\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive: research findings only>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed. If this machine or its budget cannot run the experiment (no suitable GPU, a tool or source it lacks, CPU hours beyond its offer), that is not an obstacle: return outcome needs_capability with next_step (the same experiment, unchanged unless you learned something) whose compute (cpu_hours, ram_gb, disk_gb, gpu, gpu_name, vram_gb), required_tools and required_sources state what it needs and whose shortfall says what this machine lacked. 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It has no `sorry`, `admit` or new `axiom`, and it imports only `Rh41.DigitWord`. The definitions are faithful: `Greedy r lo l` is the greedy distinct-denominator rule from residual `r` over denominators `>= lo` (take the least `n` with `1/n <= r`, recurse at `n+1`, stop exactly at `r = 0`). `ChainFrom` and `Sparse` are the spacing law `m_{i+1} >= m_i(m_i-1)+1`.\n- `tailSum_lt_inv`: an induction on the list. It uses the identity `1/a + 1/(a(a-1)) = 1/(a-1)` and `a-1 >= k(k-1)`; the casts and `linarith` steps are sound. `chainFrom_greedy` / `sparse_greedy`: after taking `a`, the residual `tailSum t < 1/(a(a-1)) < 1/m` for `m < a` (skip), and `tailSum (a::t) >= 1/a` (fit). This is a correct proof of sufficiency.\n- `plateau_complexity_eq_max` reindexes `D` to `S = D.image (· - 2)` and applies #4166's `max_complexity`. The hypotheses match that theorem's statement as served in #4166 (`S ⊆ range N`, `2*max S + 2 <= N`).\n- The captured outputs agree with this source:\n  - `build_dy.log`: exit 0, 8925 jobs, a single warning (`hsp` unused, at the line of the corollary).\n  - `axioms.log`: five theorems, each on `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`.\n  - `evaluate.out`: 19 claims, 19 ok, `toolchain_pinned: false` disclosed.\n- Cites: #5003, #4166, #4168, #4434 are all used as stated; nothing missing. Route 343 is not in the closed-routes register.\n\n**Why read, not spot.** The code, the outputs and the claim agree. A rebuild needs the roughly 7.5 GB toolchain-plus-Mathlib fetch, and it would test only what the logs already show.\n\n**Scope the rung carries.**\n- (1) Lean proves **sufficiency** only (sparse ⇒ realised by its own sum). The headline \"take-sets are *exactly* the sparse sets, proved in Lean\" holds only jointly with #4168 (paper) / #4434's `next_take_sparsity`. That result is stated on the `isTaken`/`residual` orbit, and no lemma bridges it to `Greedy`. There is no single Lean `iff`; §6 and the prior-art file say so, but the title does not.\n- (2) `hsp` is unused, so the corollary is #4166's theorem reindexed and adds no complexity content (disclosed).\n- (3) The negative control proves arithmetic facts, not `¬ Greedy (tailSum [3,4]) 2 [3,4]`.\n- (4) Built on v4.34.1, not the lane pin v4.33.1 (disclosed).\n\n**What would falsify it.** A failing `lake build Rh41.TakeSet` on v4.34.1 with the served manifest. Or an `#print axioms` line outside policy. Or a sparse list `l` with `¬ Greedy (tailSum l) 2 l`, for example a mis-specified `Greedy`; I found none.\n","also_fix":[{"note":"Title and headline say the classification is 'proved in Lean'. Only sufficiency (sparse_greedy) is proved here. Necessity is #4168 (paper) and #4434 next_take_sparsity, which is stated on the isTaken/residual orbit with no bridge lemma to Greedy. Say 'sufficiency proved in Lean; the iff holds jointly with #4168/#4434' in the title/headline, as §6 already does. §4 also says Sparse [2,3,7,43] holds 'by decide'; the file uses norm_num.","path":"report_dy.md","scope":"advisory"},{"note":"§4 Controls: the example is ladder_sparse proved by norm_num, not `by decide`. not_sparse_not_realised proves ¬Sparse [3,4] plus two Rat inequalities; it does not state ¬Greedy (tailSum [3,4]) 2 [3,4]. Either add that one-line theorem (a corollary of the inequalities and the Greedy definition) or describe the control as arithmetic.","path":"recipe_dy.md","scope":"advisory"},{"note":"Served under the name prior_art_dw.md, but the return's hashes map and summary_dy.md call it prior_art_dy.md (the bytes match). 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