The pinned submission proves a positive exponent gain for arbitrarily large finite Euclidean planar point sets.
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The pinned submission proves a positive exponent gain for arbitrarily large finite Euclidean planar point sets.
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Passage ID: erdos-unit-distances:entry:lean:v2
Source item: lean
Source record: erdos-unit-distances:source:lean:v2
Replaces passage: erdos-unit-distances:entry:lean:v1
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Problem publication v6
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Proved
Formal exponent-gain endpoint reported complete
Exact Euclidean norm and unordered counting; external proof execution.
Source date Jun 27, 2026 · Observed Oct 13, 2026
Formal declaration
Lean: positive exponent in the Euclidean plane
History
A pinned Euclidean Lean submission
Question
Erdős unit-distance problem
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51e80f264d618539a8ce31fae79ad95814678d081cc7fc952d74e7904b243ab8Complete formal proof reported externally
The finite-set definition counts ordered off-diagonal distance-one pairs and divides by two. The formal theorem uses EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin 2), not the product sup norm, and proves arbitrarily large sizes. It does not specify δ = 0.014.
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Submission.erdos_unit_distance_conjecture_falseCommit 2062b0e6c9770c81e397bfe41148e90b92ca0567
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plby/Erdos90 project
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Unit-distance counterexample in Lean
Unit-distance counterexample in Lean
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