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Bugeaud Collection of Conjectures and Open Questions: Pisot orbits on the Cantor set

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Lean formalization toward Bugeaud Problem 10.61rwst/Pisot-Cantor-61 · joined by artifact · Palomar

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authors
Ralf Stephan
method
agent — claude-fable-5, claude-opus-5
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axioms
Classical.choice, Quot.sound, propext
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0 unproved goals declared
results
17 main results named, checked with Comparator, with an alignment table
sources
Machine-written notes on Bugeaud Problem 61 — other, authors participated; Distribution Modulo One and Diophantine Approximation — background, authors not-contacted; Nombres normaux. Applications aux fonctions pseudo-aléatoires — background, authors n/a; Dimension, entropy and Lyapunov exponents — background, authors n/a
divergences
Theorem A(i) is compared in the unbundled form, with Measure.map and an explicit IsProbabilityMeasure hypothesis, rather than through the bundled ProbabilityMeasure statement of the development: the bundled type mentions a measurability proof and would drag some fifteen further proofs into the compared closure. The Σ₁ wrapper that the notes put around Corollary 3.2 is prose; what is compared is the pressure bracket it runs on. The most material divergence concerns degree. The notes state Theorem C(i) for a Pisot number of degree d ≥ 2, and state Theorem C(iii) as "an explicit infinite family in every degree on which 10.61 holds in the strong form". The Lean form of C(i), BB61.QuadSetup.not_equidistributed_of_routeAExponent_lt_one, is quantified over a BB61.QuadSetup and so covers degree two only, and C(iii) is formalized as three ingredients — the Pisot property, the conjugate bound, and a conditional numerical inequality giving A < 1 — with no formalized step from them to non-equidistribution above degree two. The registry account follows the development, not the notes. At degree two the family's members are quadratic setups and the development does package the conclusion, as BB61
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