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Divisibility budget for a repeated affine block

Proved
CollatzWork.affineRepetitionBound

by Sodelin · Sep 8, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

collatz-work-import

Let b,d,c,k∈Nb,d,c,k\in\mathbb Nb,d,c,k∈N with gcd⁡(b,b+d)=1\gcd(b,b+d)=1gcd(b,b+d)=1, and x:N→Nx:\mathbb N\to\mathbb Nx:N→N with dx0+c>0d x_0+c>0dx0​+c>0. Assume bxi+1=(b+d)xi+cb x_{i+1}=(b+d)x_i+cbxi+1​=(b+d)xi​+c for every i<ki<ki<k. Then

bk≤dx0+c.b^k\le d x_0+c.bk≤dx0​+c.

The positive shifted initial value bounds repetitions of a fixed affine rule. Degenerate parameters remain covered when they satisfy the stated hypotheses.

Preamble
import Std
import Init.Grind.Ordered.Module
import Definitions.Def_CollatzWork_AffineRepetitionStatement
import Theorems.Thm_CollatzWork_finiteRepetitionBound



Formal statement
theorem CollatzWork.affineRepetitionBound : AffineRepetitionBoundStatement := by sorry

Source
https://github.com/Sodelin/Collatz-Conjecture-Work/blob/026aa4ad4be6453a005ab950b160a9f2204c5271/lean/CollatzWork/AffineRepetition.lean#L52-L56

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