Conditional convergence in law
Finite Fourier-mode families converge to the explicit Gaussian limit.
Lean 4 + mathlib
A conditional formalization of Deng–Shen Theorem 1.1, with the mathematical argument linked directly to its blueprint and checked Lean source.
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External input P-3.6: the uniform Gabriel–Rosati estimate enters only at the final probabilistic assembly, as an explicit theorem hypothesis rather than a Lean axiom.
Lean declarationConditional Theorem 1.1
Prop36Family M rho → MainLawStatement M rho
For each fixed noise model and cutoff satisfying the external hypothesis, there is a positive coupling threshold below which every finite family of Fourier modes converges in distribution to the stated centered Gaussian limit. Lean records joint convergence through characteristic functions and derives the finite-vector form.
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Finite Fourier-mode families converge to the explicit Gaussian limit.
The uniform family estimate quoted from Gabriel–Rosati.
The analytic engine for singular kernel bounds.
Controls the combinatorial volume assigned to each tree.
Bounds the structured sum over words and permutations.
Closes the discrete multiscale induction.
Provenance
Formalization authors: Yu Deng, Hao Shen, and sairmath.
Based on Deng–Shen, “The four-dimensional Anderson model: a case study for critical SPDEs”.
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