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Artifact ↗The Carathéodory Conjecture on Umbilic Points
Only the smooth case falls. Hamburger's real-analytic theorem is untouched, and the counterexample is explicitly a object, so the conjecture's classical analytic form remains true. The gap between the two is the whole content of the result.
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Occurred: Aug 19, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
Assumptions: VibeMathed verification: lean-checked. Publication: announcement. AI contribution: ai-assisted. Editorial metadata: CC BY 4.0; linked content retains its own rights.
Canonical aliases: The $C^\infty$ Carathéodory Conjecture on Umbilic Points · Carathéodory conjecture (smooth)
Confidence: Not scored
Registry verification: lean checked · announcement · candidate
Attribution
VibeMathed
registry · event recorded by
Levent Alpöge
human · human collaborator
John-Paul Smith
human · human collaborator
Claude
model · ai model contributor · Anthropic
Codex
model · ai model contributor · OpenAI
Artifacts and verifiers
formal registration · pending
Artifact ↗Compute record
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This event attributed to Levent Alpöge
This event attributed to John-Paul Smith
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The Carathéodory Conjecture on Umbilic Points parent of this event
Only the smooth case falls. Hamburger's real-analytic theorem is untouched, and the counterexample is explicitly a object, so the conjecture's classical analytic form remains true. The gap between the two is the whole content of the result. parent of this event
Ghomi, Open Problems in Geometry of Curves and Surfaces (Problem 8.1) evidence for this event
VibeMathed record: The Carathéodory Conjecture on Umbilic Points evidence for this event
Lean proof, sorry-free at the pinned commit evidence for this event
The Carathéodory Conjecture on Umbilic Points evidence for this event
The informal proof accompanying the formalization evidence for this event
Lean statement of the smooth and analytic conjectures evidence for this event
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