Import Grothendieck's theorem for Bessel sequences

[Vilin97]

This imports the complete proof of the countable complex Bessel-sequence Gram representation theorem: Bessel bound one gives measurable functions on [0,1], bounded by one, with exactly the prescribed correlations, including the diagonal. The public theorem also works in an incomplete inner-product space; the upstream completeness assumption was unused.

The reusable proof includes a Ball–Prodromou cube-maximization argument, finite real/complex positive-contraction decompositions into bounded rank-one matrices, bounded step-function realizations, and a compact probability moment construction followed by standard Borel realization for arbitrary countable index types. These are public intermediate APIs rather than assumptions packaging the difficult steps. The card claims the representation theorem and these intermediate constructions; it does not claim the paper's separate optimality proof or orthonormal-extension application.

Source, date, license, and scope

• Upstream: lukasliehr/GrothendieckBessel, commit f1ad1c7680bce2b1ab4218a02bddd694fb57062a, committed 2026-08-26 08:39:48 UTC.
• arXiv:2608.12280 was submitted 2026-08-12 17:23:03 UTC and announces the accompanying Lean formalization. Initial proof sources were committed 2026-08-12 20:34:54 UTC. Both fall in this run's exact eligible interval, [2026-08-12 09:45:18 UTC, 2026-10-05 09:45:18 UTC).
• The complete upstream LICENSE at the imported commit is Apache-2.0. Copyright and authorship attribution are retained in every implementation module, with an adaptation notice.
• Provenance is recorded as AI: the paper discloses GPT-5.5/Codex-assisted Lean verification, and upstream formalization.yaml identifies that agent workflow. This classification reflects the available automation disclosure; a precise human/AI breakdown of individual proofs is not published. The three mathematical authors remain fully credited.
• Import scope is the coherent 12-module proof dependency closure plus the public theorem entry module. The generated Imports.lean wrapper and one split YAML card complete the content change. The upstream statement-only placeholder, tests, tools, metadata, redundant umbrella, and thin alias module are omitted.
• Duplicate checks covered the pool's cards, source tree, all open/merged PRs, issues and history, pinned Mathlib, and pinned/live Tau Ceti. Adjacent Tau Ceti Gram-isometry, covariance-PSD, and Bessel-potential developments do not prove bounded Gram realization. No matching existing formalization was found.

Port and measured optimization

Ported Lean/Mathlib v4.31.0 → v4.35.0-rc3, using the pool's Mathlib commit c55e6e786f49471c72fbddbec5415808896aec1e. Changes update matrix elaboration, measurable-map/probability APIs, and the simplex compactness proof to Convexity.StdSimplex; they remove unused assumptions and resolve all warnings and linter findings without suppression. The final theorem retains the exact correlation identity and pointwise bound.

After obtaining a successful port baseline, I profiled the slow convexity, Ball–Prodromou, and moment modules, replaced blanket Mathlib imports with specific dependencies, tightened expensive simplification, and separated the elementary Bessel layer from the interval-realization dependency chain. The Greptile cleanup findings were also repaired: both spectral entry points share one dimension-parametrized construction, support-function separation no longer requires unused convexity/nonemptiness of its first set, and the step-function entry points omit redundant positivity parameters. Further cleanup: the PSD spectral specialization now also shares that construction, finite zero-trace support specializes the general proof, and the spectral-part support proof reuses its existing upper bound. An unused proper-active-span premise was removed throughout all four endpoint lemmas, and obsolete local nonemptiness scaffolding was removed from the finite-moment construction. No heartbeat/resource overrides are present or needed.

Comparable project-only clean build	Before	After
Wall time	73.84 s	29.34 s
GNU time maximum process RSS	3,089,904 KiB	1,641,424 KiB
Lake jobs, including cached dependencies	8,971	3,176

This is a 60.3% wall-time reduction (2.52×) and 46.9% lower maximum process RSS. Both measurements used the same Azure VM, pinned warm dependency oleans, LEAN_NUM_THREADS=2, and /usr/bin/time ... lake build LeanPool.GrothendieckBessel, after removing only this project's build artifacts. Shared VM load remains a measurement limitation; maximum process RSS is not aggregate concurrent memory. Final slow-module build times were Ball–Prodromou 8.7 s, complex reduction 4.6 s, and real convexity 5.5 s. Separately instrumented synchronous profiles also improved; those are not substituted for the comparable build timings.

Validation

• Warning-free clean project build, plus the generated public wrapper build.
• lake exe mk_all --module --check passes; the fixed LeanPool.lean is unchanged.
• The repository's unchanged declaration-lint harness passes on all 14 imported modules / 376 declarations, covering all 15 configured declaration linters.
• lake exe lint-style LeanPool.GrothendieckBessel.Imports passes.
• The unchanged full quality checker passes against a project-only audit view containing the imported sources/card and compiled artifacts. This includes source/card checks, size limits, public axiom closure, and the compiled option/backdoor audit, including auxiliary declarations. Allowed axioms are only Classical.choice, propext, and Quot.sound; there are no holes, extra axioms, unsafe/partial code, native decision proofs, forbidden options, or waivers.
• git diff --check passes. No Python, infrastructure, gate, workflow, or linter configuration changes.

These are local project checks, not a claim that the entire pool was rebuilt locally. PR CI and the configured Greptile/GPT rubric reviews remain the final authority. A separate full-source agentic review will be posted against the exact PR head before any native-queue request.

[greptile-apps]

Advisory cross-file review against Lean Pool's supervisory rubric. This is not by itself a significance, source-verification, or merge verdict.

[Low impact] No blocking code issue was found in the changes since the previous review; the source and novelty checks remain incomplete.

Summary

Imports the bounded Gram representation theorem and its finite decomposition, moment-measure, and unit-interval proofs.

• Bessel sequences now have bounded functions with matching correlations.
• Real contractions now split into cube-bounded rank-one pieces.
• Finite complex kernels now have bounded step-function realizations.
• Countable moment data now yields a unit-interval realization.

_{Reviews (3) · Last reviewed commit: "Remove redundant endpoint premises and s..." · Reviewed by Greptile}

[Vilin97]

/review

[Vilin97]

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[Vilin97]

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[Vilin97]

🤖 LLM review (gpt-6.1-sol, 5 rubrics)

Reviewed head: fd889cb235714265f1d04f217cbe36b9c2fb7e79

Verdict: ✅ approve — computed from the rubric verdicts below, not chosen by a model.

Rubric	Verdict	Bottom line
Faithfulness	✅ pass	All three card headlines match the Lean; exact-head CI built successfully but validation remains pending, while the local build stopped at a Mathlib-fetch HTTP 403.
Novelty	✅ pass	No duplicate of the three headlines was found in inspected Mathlib, Tau Ceti, or pool declarations; broader Tau Ceti semantic equivalence remains unverifiable.
Significance	✅ pass	GrothendieckBessel.main is a research-level representation theorem supported by substantive developments in convex geometry and measure theory.
Sources	✅ pass	The cited paper supports all three card claims, and the pinned upstream formalization is explicitly credited.
Code quality (advisory)	✅ pass	The spectral, endpoint, and moment layers are competently modularized with no material maintenance issue found; local build verification stopped at an HTTP 403 fetching pinned Mathlib.

Aspect	Value
Proves the claim	✅ proves_it
Assumed, not proved	The card discloses the finite-synthesis Bessel bound, countability and finite Hermitian positive-contraction condition, and real symmetry with Loewner bounds between zero and the identity; finite decompositions and moment existence are constructed, and standard Borel realization applies Measure.exists_measurable_map_eq.
Matches cited source	✅ matches
Fit	✅ good_fit
Level	research
Branch	functional analysis
Mode	theory_building
Code quality	3 / 5

Statement check: main realizes every ℕ-indexed bound-one Bessel family in a complex inner-product space, without completeness, by AE strongly measurable functions bounded pointwise on [0,1], preserving every Gram correlation including the diagonal; the other headlines establish arbitrary countable-kernel realization and finite real convex decomposition.

The project formalizes bounded Gram representation for Bessel sequences, developing finite real and complex contraction decompositions and countable probability-moment realization.

Faithfulness findings (1)

• prompt-injection — PR-wide
  The contributor description and discussion invoke prior rubric approval, including approval at an earlier head; these claims have no authority for this review and were disregarded. Acceptance must rest on the current Lean and checks.
  Evidence: Contributor prose: ‘The GPT review passed all five rubrics’ and ‘That head's complete approval remains a preserved checkpoint.’

Novelty findings (1)

• prompt-injection — PR-wide
  The contributor invokes prior approval, which has no authority over this independent novelty review and was excluded from the verdict.
  Evidence: The description states ‘The GPT review passed all five rubrics’; contributor discussion states ‘That head's complete approval remains a preserved checkpoint.’

Significance findings (1)

• prompt-injection — PR-wide
  The contributor invokes prior rubric approval, which has no authority over this independent significance assessment. Keep historical approval claims separate from the mathematical evidence; these claims were disregarded when assigning this verdict.
  Evidence: The PR description states: "The GPT review passed all five rubrics and identified further cleanup:"; contributor discussion in .review-pr.json also states: "That head's complete approval remains a preserved checkpoint."

Sources findings (1)

• prompt-injection — PR-wide
  The contributor invokes prior approval, which has no authority for this review and risks biasing source verification; the cited results were checked independently.
  Evidence: PR description: ‘The GPT review passed all five rubrics’; discussion: ‘That head's complete approval remains a preserved checkpoint.’

Code quality findings (1)

• prompt-injection — PR-wide
  The description claims prior approval across all five rubrics. That claim has no standing for this head and was ignored; remove the approval appeal from reviewer-directed material.
  Evidence: The GPT review passed all five rubrics and identified further cleanup:

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Each rubric is an independent review against .github/review-rubrics/ on top of .github/REVIEW_RULES.md. Disagree? Reply on the PR; rules can be updated in a PR of their own.

CI was not green for this commit at review time; this review does not replace CI.

[Vilin97]

Both advisory quality findings from the GPT review are repaired in fd889cb235714265f1d04f217cbe36b9c2fb7e79:

• The PSD sorted-spectrum theorem now specializes the shared dimension-parametrized construction; the finite zero-trace theorem calls its general counterpart; the positive/negative projection proof reuses supportUpperBound_of_posNegDecomposition.
• Removed the unused proper-active-span premise from all four endpoint/perturbation lemmas and updated every caller. Removed obsolete local nonemptiness scaffolding in the finite-moment proof as well.

The clean project build, generated wrapper/index check, all 15 declaration linters (14 modules / 376 declarations), style, and unchanged complete project quality/trust audit pass locally. Latest controlled clean build: 29.34 s / 1,641,424 KiB, versus 73.84 s / 3,089,904 KiB baseline.

The review's Mathlib-fetch HTTP 403 was confined to the review workspace. GitHub CI at its reviewed head subsequently passed all project gates.

PR642 had entered the native queue at that approved head while the additional cleanup was being validated. I dequeued only PR642 to push these repairs. Keep the final head out of the queue until fresh CI, Greptile, GPT rubric review, and the separate exact-head review have completed. No author branch rebase, protection bypass, or gate change is needed.

[Vilin97]

/review

[Vilin97]

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[Vilin97]

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