Mathlib theorem · Existing formal mathematics

Lean verification record

Checked Artifact: Thales’ Theorem (mathlib)

Proof Atlas collected build, no-sorry, axiom, and clean-source evidence directly from the pinned upstream declaration.

Verification result

The recorded Lean checks passed

  • Build replaypassed with retained transcript
  • Unfinished stepsNone found
  • Source identityPinned commit and file recorded
  • Dependency profileAxiom closure recorded

Reproducibility details

What the checker recorded

Declaration checked
EuclideanGeometry.Sphere.angle_eq_pi_div_two_iff_mem_sphere_of_isDiameter
Module
Mathlib.Geometry.Euclidean.Angle.Sphere
Source file checked
Mathlib/Geometry/Euclidean/Angle/Sphere.lean
Package commit
5e932f97dd25535344f80f9dd8da3aab83df0fe6
Build transcript
passed · retained with this record
Unfinished proof steps
None found by the recorded no-sorry scan
Axiom closure
Classical.choice, Quot.sound, propext
Collection provenance
Clean source state recorded

ProofAtlas record

What has been checked

Upstream indexedPinned source bytes verified locally
Locally reproducedExact upstream declaration replayed
Reviewed pageCurrent public presentation reviewed
Accepted Atlas resultNot recorded for the preferred artifact

Mathlib is the source of the theorem; the local Lean replay and page review are separate.

Evidence boundary

Exact formal statement only

This page indexes Mathlib’s theorem for a metric affine space P modeled on a real inner-product space V. Once s.IsDiameter p₁ p₃ is given, the declaration proves ∠p₁p₂p₃ = π/2 if and only if p₂ ∈ s. It has no dimension-two, pairwise-distinctness, or positive-radius hypothesis. A planar great-circle picture is an illustrative cross-section, not the theorem’s full scope. The selected declaration does not prove the nearby two-dimensional result that recovers a diameter from three points already lying on an arbitrary sphere.

This checker record does not establish novelty, transfer a historical acceptance decision, or authorize publication.