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Artifact ↗Prime Gaps at Most 186
Assuming three explicit input statements, the project proves : every admissible -tuple contains at least two primes infinitely often after translation. An explicit admissible -tuple of diameter then gives The Lean proof of the implication from the three inputs to the final theorem is kernel-checked. Two inputs are Kloosterman-type estimates cited to Katz/Deligne and Fouvry--Kowalski--Michel; the third consists of finitely many numerical integral and cap inequalities backed by a Python/FLINT certificate.
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Occurred: Sep 3, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
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Canonical aliases: Prime Gaps at Most 186
Confidence: Not scored
Registry verification: lean checked · announcement · partial
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Assuming three explicit input statements, the project proves : every admissible -tuple contains at least two primes infinitely often after translation. An explicit admissible -tuple of diameter then gives The Lean proof of the implication from the three inputs to the final theorem is kernel-checked. Two inputs are Kloosterman-type estimates cited to Katz/Deligne and Fouvry--Kowalski--Michel; the third consists of finitely many numerical integral and cap inequalities backed by a Python/FLINT certificate. parent of this event
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