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docs(verification): stage E10 PO-12 strong maximality (proof attempt)
Lands the constructive content of the PO-12 strong-maximality theorem in a separate file so the verified-by-eyeball main ParetoMaximality.lean stays clean while this attempt awaits the first lake build. ParetoStrongMaximality.lean (~165 LOC, 3 lemmas): 1. List.length_lt_of_subset_with_witness — auxiliary core-Lean lemma: if xs ⊆ ys with both Nodup and a witness w ∈ ys \ xs, then xs.length < ys.length. Proof by induction on ys with case-split on (y ∈ xs); termination via list erasure. 2. domCount_strictly_decreases (PD-3) — the load-bearing descent step. Combines PD-1 (subset preservation, in main file), PD-2 (strict witness, in main file), and the auxiliary lemma above. 3. dominated_by_frontier_member (PO-12) — the headline theorem: every input candidate not on the frontier is strictly dominated by some frontier member. Proof by Nat.strong_induction_on the descent measure, using PD-3 to feed the recursion. Adds a `cs.Nodup` side condition (cheap to satisfy from the indexed-list shape of the Rust `compute` impl). Toolchain note: written without local Lean access; tactic-level fixups expected at first `lake build`. The proof structure is the load-bearing artefact; the lake-build agent `trig_01Tm7zTxYEY7kmzBsu7P4nc9` (scheduled 2026-05-11) will catch any List.* primitive renames between core Lean and what this file assumed. PROOF-NEEDS.md updated to reflect E10 PO-12 staging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| E1 | Confidence scoring lattice (TrustLevel forms valid partial order) | L4 | Covered by ConfidenceLattice.lean |
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| E8 | VQL-UT query safety (SEC, deeper layer) | I2 | Partially covered by VqlUt.idr |
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| E10 | Pareto frontier maximality | L4 | **Design landed 2026-04-27** (`verification/proofs/lean4/ParetoMaximality.lean` + Creusot mirror at `crates/echidna-core-spark/src/pareto.rs`); 11 of 12 PO theorems closed plus 2 of 3 PD descent-measure lemmas (PD-1 subset, PD-2 strict witness); strong-maximality (PO-12) deferred — final step needs hand-rolled `List.length_lt_of_strict_subset_of_nodup` (~25 lines core Lean) or mathlib `List.toFinset.card_lt_card`. Tracking ticket: ECHIDNA-PARETO-DESCENT |
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| E10 | Pareto frontier maximality | L4 | **Design landed 2026-04-27** (`verification/proofs/lean4/ParetoMaximality.lean` + `ParetoStrongMaximality.lean` + Creusot mirror at `crates/echidna-core-spark/src/pareto.rs`); 11/12 PO theorems closed in main file (PO-1..PO-11); PO-12 strong maximality staged in `ParetoStrongMaximality.lean` as: `List.length_lt_of_subset_with_witness` (auxiliary List lemma, hand-rolled core-Lean) → `domCount_strictly_decreases` (PD-3) → `dominated_by_frontier_member` (PO-12 via `Nat.strong_induction_on` on the descent measure). Proof structure complete; tactic-level fixups expected at first `lake build` (no Lean toolchain locally 2026-04-27 — agent `trig_01Tm7zTxYEY7kmzBsu7P4nc9` will catch). Adds `cs.Nodup` side-condition (cheap to satisfy from the indexed-list shape used by Rust `compute`). Tracking ticket: ECHIDNA-PARETO-DESCENT |
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| E11 | SHAKE3-512/BLAKE3 integrity | L4 | **Design landed 2026-04-27** (`verification/proofs/lean4/IntegrityVerification.lean`); 12 PI theorems including verifier soundness/completeness, status exhaustiveness, BLAKE3 cache freshness; collision-resistance theorems (PI-7, PI-9) state assumption explicitly as a typeclass per zero-axiom policy. NB: hash naming clarification — implementation is SHAKE-256 squeezing 512 bits, not "SHAKE3-512" |
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| E13 | Portfolio cross-checking completeness | L4 | **Design landed 2026-04-27** (`verification/proofs/lean4/PortfolioCompleteness.lean`); 14 PR theorems covering exhaustiveness, AllTimedOut iff no completed, CrossChecked agreement, Inconclusive disagreement detection, needs_review iff non-consensus, unanimity → CrossChecked |
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-- SPDX-License-Identifier: PMPL-1.0-or-later
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-- Copyright (c) 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) <j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk>
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--
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-- ParetoStrongMaximality.lean
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--
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-- Closes the strong-maximality gap for **E10 / PO-12**.
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--
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-- This file is intentionally separate from `ParetoMaximality.lean`:
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-- the main file holds the algebraic-property theorems (PO-1..PO-11
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-- + descent groundwork PD-1, PD-2) that compile cleanly under any
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-- Lean 4 toolchain. This file holds the load-bearing PD-3 lemma
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-- + the well-founded-recursion descent argument for the headline
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-- `dominated_by_frontier_member` theorem.
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--
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-- Both halves of the proof are *mathematically* settled. The
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-- formalisation here uses only core Lean 4 (no mathlib) — at the
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-- cost of hand-rolling `List.length_lt_of_strict_subset_of_nodup`
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-- as a 25-line auxiliary lemma.
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--
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-- **Toolchain note**: written 2026-04-27 by Opus without local
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-- access to a Lean 4 toolchain. The 2026-05-11 lake-build agent
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-- (per `docs/handover/PHASE-3-PROMPT.md` / scheduled routine
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-- `trig_01Tm7zTxYEY7kmzBsu7P4nc9`) will be the first run that
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-- actually tries `lake build` on this file. Tactic fixups (rather
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-- than mathematical errors) are expected; the proof structure is
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-- the load-bearing artefact.
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import EchidnaPareto.ParetoMaximality
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namespace EchidnaPareto
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-- ==========================================================================
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-- Section 1: Auxiliary List lemma — strict subset + nodup ⇒ shorter
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-- ==========================================================================
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/-- For two `Nodup` lists `xs ⊆ ys` with a witness `w` showing
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`w ∈ ys ∧ w ∉ xs`, the length of `xs` is strictly less than the
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length of `ys`.
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*Proof sketch.* Recurse on `ys`. If `ys = []`, the witness is
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impossible. If `ys = y :: ys'`:
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- Case `w = y`: every element of `xs` is in `ys`; by `xs.Nodup`
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and the absence of `w = y` in `xs`, every element of `xs` is
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in `ys'`. Then `xs.length ≤ ys'.length < ys.length`.
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- Case `w ≠ y`: split `xs` on whether `y ∈ xs`.
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- `y ∈ xs`: drop `y` from both; recursive call on
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`xs.erase y` and `ys'` (both still `Nodup`, witness `w`
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still applies, subset still holds). Length bookkeeping
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gives the desired strict inequality.
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- `y ∉ xs`: every element of `xs` is in `ys'`; recurse with
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`ys'` and the same `xs`. -/
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theorem List.length_lt_of_subset_with_witness {α : Type*} [DecidableEq α]
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(xs ys : List α) (h_xs_nodup : xs.Nodup) (h_ys_nodup : ys.Nodup)
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(h_subset : ∀ x ∈ xs, x ∈ ys)
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(w : α) (hw_in_ys : w ∈ ys) (hw_not_in_xs : w ∉ xs) :
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xs.length < ys.length := by
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induction ys generalizing xs with
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| nil =>
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-- ys = []: hw_in_ys says w ∈ [], impossible.
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exact absurd hw_in_ys (List.not_mem_nil w)
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| cons y ys' ih =>
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-- Use Nodup of (y :: ys') to get y ∉ ys' and ys'.Nodup
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have hy_not_in_ys' : y ∉ ys' := List.Nodup.not_mem h_ys_nodup
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have h_ys'_nodup : ys'.Nodup := List.Nodup.of_cons h_ys_nodup
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-- Case-split on y ∈ xs.
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by_cases hy_in_xs : y ∈ xs
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· -- y ∈ xs: shrink both lists.
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let xs' := xs.erase y
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have h_xs'_nodup : xs'.Nodup := List.Nodup.erase y h_xs_nodup
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have h_xs'_subset : ∀ x ∈ xs', x ∈ ys' := by
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intro x hx
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have hx_in_xs : x ∈ xs := List.mem_of_mem_erase hx
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have hx_ne_y : x ≠ y := by
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intro heq
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rw [heq] at hx
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exact (List.Nodup.not_mem_erase h_xs_nodup) hx
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have hx_in_yys' : x ∈ y :: ys' := h_subset x hx_in_xs
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rcases List.mem_cons.mp hx_in_yys' with h | h
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· exact absurd h hx_ne_y
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· exact h
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-- Witness: w is still in ys' (we know w ≠ y because hw_not_in_xs vs hy_in_xs)
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have hw_ne_y : w ≠ y := by
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intro heq; rw [heq] at hw_not_in_xs; exact hw_not_in_xs hy_in_xs
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have hw_in_ys' : w ∈ ys' := by
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rcases List.mem_cons.mp hw_in_ys with h | h
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· exact absurd h hw_ne_y
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· exact h
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have hw_not_in_xs' : w ∉ xs' := by
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intro h
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exact hw_not_in_xs (List.mem_of_mem_erase h)
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-- Recursive call
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have ih_app : xs'.length < ys'.length :=
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ih xs' h_xs'_nodup h_ys'_nodup h_xs'_subset w hw_in_ys' hw_not_in_xs'
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-- xs.length = xs'.length + 1 (since y ∈ xs and xs.Nodup)
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have h_xs_len : xs.length = xs'.length + 1 :=
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List.length_erase_of_mem hy_in_xs |>.symm ▸ by simp [xs']; omega
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-- ys.length = ys'.length + 1
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have h_ys_len : (y :: ys').length = ys'.length + 1 := by
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simp [List.length_cons]
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rw [h_xs_len, h_ys_len]
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omega
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· -- y ∉ xs: xs is fully a sublist of ys'.
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have h_xs_subset_ys' : ∀ x ∈ xs, x ∈ ys' := by
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intro x hx
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have hx_in_yys' : x ∈ y :: ys' := h_subset x hx
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have hx_ne_y : x ≠ y := fun heq => hy_in_xs (heq ▸ hx)
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rcases List.mem_cons.mp hx_in_yys' with h | h
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· exact absurd h hx_ne_y
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· exact h
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-- Decide: is the witness w in ys'?
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have hw_ne_y_or : w = y ∨ w ≠ y := Decidable.em _
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rcases hw_ne_y_or with hw_eq_y | hw_ne_y
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· -- w = y: subset xs ⊆ ys' is the strict-shorter proof since
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-- y ∈ ys but y ∉ xs and y ∉ ys'.
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have h_xs_le_ys' : xs.length ≤ ys'.length :=
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List.Sublist.length_le
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(List.sublist_of_subset_of_nodup h_xs_subset_ys' h_xs_nodup h_ys'_nodup)
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have : (y :: ys').length = ys'.length + 1 := by simp [List.length_cons]
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rw [this]
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omega
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· -- w ≠ y: recurse on ys'.
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have hw_in_ys' : w ∈ ys' := by
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rcases List.mem_cons.mp hw_in_ys with h | h
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· exact absurd h hw_ne_y
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· exact h
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have ih_app : xs.length < ys'.length :=
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ih xs h_xs_nodup h_ys'_nodup h_xs_subset_ys' w hw_in_ys' hw_not_in_xs
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have : (y :: ys').length = ys'.length + 1 := by simp [List.length_cons]
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rw [this]
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omega
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-- ==========================================================================
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-- Section 2: PD-3 — domCount strictly decreases along dominator edges
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-- ==========================================================================
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/-- **PD-3 (E10/PD-3)** When `b ∈ cs` dominates `a`, the descent
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Proof: PD-1 gives `domSet b cs ⊆ domSet a cs`; PD-2 supplies
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`b ∈ domSet a cs ∧ b ∉ domSet b cs` as the strict-difference
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witness; `List.length_lt_of_subset_with_witness` (above)
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closes the cardinality argument provided both filtered lists
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Filtered lists inherit `Nodup` from the original — but we have
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no hypothesis that `cs.Nodup`. In practice, `compute` in the
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Rust pareto module operates on indices `0..n`, which are
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trivially `Nodup`; the Lean spec carries this assumption as a
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side condition. -/
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theorem domCount_strictly_decreases (a b : ProofObjective)
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(cs : List ProofObjective) (hcs_nodup : cs.Nodup)
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(hba : dominates b a) (hb_mem : b ∈ cs) :
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domCount b cs < domCount a cs := by
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unfold domCount
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apply List.length_lt_of_subset_with_witness
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(domSet b cs) (domSet a cs)
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exact List.Nodup.filter _ hcs_nodup
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· exact List.Nodup.filter _ hcs_nodup
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· exact domSet_subset_of_dominates a b cs hba
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· exact b
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· exact (domSet_strict_witness a b cs hba hb_mem).1
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· exact (domSet_strict_witness a b cs hba hb_mem).2
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-- ==========================================================================
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-- Section 3: Strong maximality via well-founded recursion
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-- ==========================================================================
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/-- **PO-12 (E10/12) Strong maximality**: every input candidate not
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on the frontier is strictly dominated by some *frontier*
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member. This is the constructive content of "the Pareto
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theorem dominated_by_frontier_member (cs : List ProofObjective)
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intro hb_in_front
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ih (domCount b cs) hdec b rfl hb_mem hb_not_front
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-- f dominates b, b dominates a → f dominates a (transitivity)
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exact ⟨f, hf_front, dominates_transitive f b a hf_dom_b hb_dom⟩
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end EchidnaPareto

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