The set (as a Finset) of exceptions to the abc conjecture at ε inside [1, X] ^ 3, in particular
the set of triples (a, b, c) which are
- pairwise coprime,
- contained in
[1, X] ^ 3, - satisfy
a + b = c, - have
radical (a * b * c) < c ^ (1 - ε)
Note this has a slight difference from the usual formulation, which has
radical (a * b * c) ^ (1 + ε) < c instead.
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The number of exceptions to the abc conjecture for a given ε which are bounded by X.
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- countTriples ε X = (Finset.abcExceptionsBelow ε X).card
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The set of exceptions to the abc conjecture for ε, in particular
the set of triples (a, b, c) which are
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The abc conjecture: the set of exceptional triples is finite.
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- abcConjecture = ∀ ε > 0, (abcExceptions ε).Finite
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This is $$S^*_{α,β,γ}(X)$$ in the paper and blueprint.
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- refinedCountTriplesStar α β γ X = (dyadicPoints α β γ X).card
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The supremum that appears in lemma 2.2, taken over a finite subset of α, β, γ > 0 such that α + β + γ ≤ 1 - ε
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The finite set of d-tuples a i such that a i ~ X i for all i.
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- dyadicTuples X = Fintype.piFinset fun (i : Fin d) => Finset.Icc (X i) (2 * X i)
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The finite set counted by B_d(C, X, Y, X). We choose to add C as an entry in these tuples,
as this allows us to write down a surjective map from a union of these sets back to triples
(a, b, c) in dyadicTriples α β γ.
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y j is the product of primes dividing n with multiplicity j.
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- NiceFactorization.y j = ∏ p ∈ NiceFactorization.ProofData.n.primeFactors with NiceFactorization.ProofData.n.factorization p = j, p
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K in the proof of lemma 2.5
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x in the proof of lemma 2.5
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Proposition 2.5. The bulk of the proof is in the section NiceFactorization.
Some basic consequences of Proposition 2.5, phrased in a way that make them more useful in the proof of Proposition 2.6.
A surjective map ⋃_{c, X, Y ,Z} B (c, X, Y, Z) → S*_α β γ (X)