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12-Vertex Hamilton Counterexample: Lean evidence

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Publication reviewsAccepted

Exact recorded Lean statement

The declaration this evidence supports

theorem flippedC4Blowup_counterexample :
    CounterexampleStatement candidateTournament

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Technical evidence record

Source identity, checker results, and assumptions

Main Lean declaration
flippedC4Blowup_counterexample
Source commit
52ae1c0b7cff

Mechanical evidence

Lean verification

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Artifact ID
artifact.jackson.flipped-c4-blowup-counterexample.lean-package.v001
Accepted-result title
Accepted Result: A Twelve-Vertex Regular Bipartite Tournament Without a Hamilton Decomposition
Accepted-result status
Accepted counterexample
Accepted-result boundary
The explicitly encoded twelve-vertex orientation of K6,6 is a bipartite tournament, has indegree and outdegree three at every vertex, and has no Hamilton decomposition. Non-claim: This packet is intake metadata, not proof evidence. Non-claim: The flipped-C4 construction and opposite-pair observation are not claimed as new. Non-claim: Historical novelty of the class-size-three obstruction remains under specialist review. Non-claim: No first, resolves, or priority claim is made. Non-claim: Granet's sufficiently-large theorem is unaffected. Non-claim: Computational minimum order is independent corroboration and is not Lean-verified. Non-claim: The independent finite verifier and preserved second AI review are not theorem evidence or specialist review. Non-claim: No reusable source license or public source route is inferred from publication authorization.
Declarations covered by recorded evidence
JacksonHamiltonDecomposition.flippedC4Blowup_counterexample
Lean build
passed
Recorded build time
134.5 s one machine-dependent evidence run, not a benchmark
Evidence collected
· clean-source provenance recorded
Unfinished proof check
passed
Lean toolchain
leanprover/lean4:v4.29.1
Recorded source commit
52ae1c0b7cffe499aa0427ea08bed6e85eff6df3
Source SHA-256
sha256:0d8b1274eb8ff1581e77b1bb6d905243e3d29d5af714fa14fa76fb7ca046982e
Statement alignment
accepted

Lean foundations

Standard foundations used by the proof

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  • Classical.choice
  • Quot.sound
  • propext

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Credit for this release

Contributors and roles

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Authorship

Lean formalization
Lech Mazur
Mathematical proof
Lech Mazur

Contributions

  • Upstream attributionBertille Granet

    Bertille Granet is credited for the prior flipped-C4 construction, opposite-pair structure, unrestricted formulation, and sufficiently-large theorem.

    • Problem framing
    • Proof strategy
  • Direct contributionLech Mazur

    Lech Mazur contributed the explicit class-size-three obstruction, matching-parity proof, and checked Lean formalization.

    • Counterexample
    • Formalization
    • Proof strategy
    • Source maintenance

Selected reviews

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Selected review

Formal-evidence review

Coverage
1 exact subject binding
Reviewer
OpenAI Codex / GPT-5
Independence
Independence not asserted
Selected review

Public-wording review

Coverage
1 exact subject binding
Reviewer
Claude Fable 5
Independence
Independence not asserted
Selected review

Result-boundary review

Coverage
1 exact subject binding
Reviewer
Claude Fable 5
Independence
Independence not asserted
Selected review

Statement-alignment review

Coverage
1 exact subject binding
Reviewer
Claude Fable 5
Independence
Independence not asserted

Citation

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Release history

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Release
Counterexample release
Version
v001
Published
Canonical page
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Scope of this release

  • Computational minimum order is corroborating evidence and is not Lean-verified.
  • Granet's sufficiently-large theorem is unaffected.
  • Historical novelty of the class-size-three obstruction remains under specialist review.
  • No independent external priority anchor is recorded.
  • The flipped-C4 construction and opposite-pair structure are upstream work due to Bertille Granet.