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Compare the formal theorem and definitions with the informal n = 8 claim.

2026-evanbeller-erdos-132 · task erdos-132-lean-correspondence

Task type
statement audit
Entry points
formalization/ and the n = 8 theorem in the PDF
Source PDF
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Erdős Problem #132, n = 8 proof writeup · version 5d3faea03531…
Effort
about 60 minutes (estimated by significance-editor)
Prerequisites
Lean 4 and the repository's formalization directory

Status

Open.

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  2. Read or reproduce only the stated scope and note the method you actually used.
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id: att-erdos-132-lean-correspondence
task_id: erdos-132-lean-correspondence
reviewer: '[your name or handle]'
scope: Compare the formal theorem and definitions with the informal n = 8 claim.
manuscript_sha256: 
  5d3faea03531035426c9f5ca8ece9c8db90ff2cdaff4238f3eb1090747c5b209
asserted_at: '[YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ]'
method: '[what you actually did: read / rederived / rebuilt / compared]'
finding: '[what you checked and found about exactly this scope]'
limits: '[what you did not check — optional but encouraged]'