The certificate reduces to these classical lemmas - each checkable by hand, independently of the engine.
schur-onto-coefficient-body
rotation-reduction
ieee754-forward-error
bisection-partition
No matching publication turned up via the registry's automated keyword + reconciliation search of the 1,067-paper corpus. That search is imperfect - it can miss a result published under a differently-named class (e.g. SL* vs lemniscate) - so treat this as unconfirmed, not a novelty claim. Confirm with a manual search before claiming priority.
Reproduce: python3 -m gft.proofs prove three_leaf fs2_mu2 "7/16" --slack 1e-06
Recheck: python3 -m gft.proofs recheck data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.json
{
"status": "PROVED",
"engine": "dag",
"statement": "max over S*(three_leaf) of |fs2_mu2| <= 7/16 + 1e-06",
"class": "three_leaf",
"functional": "fs2_mu2",
"bound": "7/16",
"slack": 1e-06,
"target_sq_hex": "0x1.88007570ce30bp-3",
"m": 3,
"vars": [
"x0",
"x1",
"x2",
"x3",
"x4",
"x5",
"x6"
],
"boxes_processed": 6183,
"n_leaves": 3092,
"terms": [],
"evaluator": {
"type": "factored-dag",
"definition": "gft/dag.py (classical factored Schur formulas; symbolically verified against the expanded derivation in tests/test_proofs.py)",
"code_commit": "see matching prove event in data/proofs/audit.jsonl"
},
"lemmas": [
"schur-onto-coefficient-body",
"rotation-reduction",
"ieee754-forward-error",
"bisection-partition"
],
"failure": null,
"leaves_parts": [
"data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.w1.part0.npz",
"data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.w2.part0.npz",
"data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.w3.part0.npz",
"data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.w0.part0.npz",
"data/proofs/three_leaf__fs2_mu2.final.npz"
],
"sharp": {
"class": "three_leaf",
"functional": "fs2_mu2",
"bound": "7/16",
"slack": 1e-06,
"bracket_lo": 0.4266666666666667,
"bracket_hi": 0.437501,
"extremal_gammas": [
1.0,
0.0,
0.0
],
"candidate": {
"value_exact": "32/75",
"value_float": 0.4266666666666667,
"method": "rational"
},
"exact": true,
"proven": false,
"note": "Candidate exact constant recognised from the certified bracket and matched to the attained extremal value. Not a proof; sharp closure requires the second-variation certificate."
}
}
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