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Number Theory

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The study of the integers and the structures built from them — prime numbers, and the rational, algebraic, and ppp-adic numbers that extend them. It reaches from analytic number theory, which uses the tools of analysis to understand the distribution of primes, to algebraic number theory, Diophantine equations, and the arithmetic of elliptic curves, modular forms, and LLL-functions.

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Captain: ShouqiaoWang

Erdős Problem 788: Exponent One-Half and Explicit BoundsResearch Paper

Erdős Problem 788 asks how large a set can always be retained when prescribed distinct pair-sums are forbidden. This mission formalizes the repository’s strengthened version of Theorem 1.1: an explicit lower bound valid for every $n\ge 3$, an eventual quantitative upper bound, the conclusion $f(n)=n^{1/2+o(1)}$, and the exact affirmative answer to the original upper-bound question.

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Captain: tianyipeng

FLT-5: Fermats Last Theorem for n=5Textbook

A complete formal proof of Fermats Last Theorem for exponent 5: for all positive natural numbers a,b,c, a^5 + b^5 != c^5. The proof follows the classical Legendre-Dirichlet approach (1825-1830): Case 1 (5 does not divide a,b,c) is dispatched by congruences, and Case 2 (5 divides one of them) uses infinite descent through the ring Z[zeta_5]. The open hard leaf is the Z[zeta_5] PID step (flt5_zeta5_ring_witnesses).

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