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Advisory cross-file review against Lean Pool's supervisory rubric. This is not by itself a significance, source-verification, or merge verdict. [Low risk] Adds mathematical library code for coarse-graining theory. No new or outstanding review finding blocks the PR, but it should remain unmerged while the complete entry build and required audits are unfinished. FindingsSummaryImports the CoarseGraining formalization, exposes its modules through
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| informal: For a stationary unit-range isotropic uniformly elliptic coefficient law, heterogeneous | ||
| and homogenized elliptic solutions satisfy a quantitative comparison estimate above a random | ||
| minimal scale with stretched-exponential tails. |
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Headline overstates comparison
The project card says the heterogeneous and homogenized solutions satisfy a quantitative comparison estimate. The theorem instead bounds comparisonDefect, which is explicitly a legacy dual-Besov compatibility defect rather than a direct norm of the solutions, and it also requires ForceSobolevRegularity for the forcing term. This makes the registered headline materially broader than the formal result and hides a required hypothesis. Please narrow the card to the actual compatibility-defect statement and condition, or expose a theorem that supports the current claim.
| informal: For a stationary unit-range isotropic uniformly elliptic coefficient law, heterogeneous | |
| and homogenized elliptic solutions satisfy a quantitative comparison estimate above a random | |
| minimal scale with stretched-exponential tails. | |
| informal: For a stationary unit-range isotropic uniformly elliptic coefficient law and a forcing | |
| term satisfying the required fractional-Sobolev regularity condition, a legacy dual-Besov | |
| compatibility defect is quantitatively controlled above a random minimal scale with | |
| stretched-exponential tails. |
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Comments Outside DiffThese findings sit on lines the diff does not cover, so they could not be posted inline. Each one leaves this list once its file changes.
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Review coverage: complete changed-file inventory and full diff retained; 1638 changed project files, 575,301 lines, import reachability and executable trust-token scan; advertised endpoints and supporting definitions examined with bounded implementation sampling and existing review findings reconciled. Potential reusable value: Stochastic homogenization, cubes and PDE energy estimates. Source/provenance and prior-art evidence were considered separately from CI; these findings do not assert that every proof line was manually read. Earlier automated scores are advisory and are not approval of this failing head. Exact-head reconciliation: the automatic main merge left all project Lean source and the pinned toolchain unchanged. This run restored the original parsed project card after the rebase parser dropped the title-first entry; parsed-card equality and the generated module-index check pass. The restoration is a narrowly scoped fast-forward commit from an isolated worktree. It does not repair the substantive blockers above; new CI is not assumed green. |
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Reviewed the incoming refactoring through c5de9ca3c48dea0f60cc6d39c1de11a91e466444 (22 files since 18ae7465931c55a1c3e088e5734a72094d8342b9). Further changes and full validation are required before merge.
The two Basic-module splits preserve the original executable bodies and import lists, and the remaining changes extract the same scalar bounds, descendant translation and stationary-law transport, canonical L² facts, moment normalization, and paired-integral estimates. Existing public endpoint statements, dimension/law/regularity assumptions, constants, and raw cube-norm formulas are preserved. I read all remaining deltas; a second reviewer independently checked both splits, the Caccioppoli extraction, and the Rosenthal/Section 5.2 moment refactoring. No new mathematical blocker was found in this delta.
At this exact commit, the unchanged scoped source gates pass file headers, forbidden-text and file-size checks across 1,640 files. The proof-size check still reports 114 findings. The pinned generated-index and delta whitespace checks pass. This is source review and static validation only; the full current entry, warning-free linting, and compiled audits still need to pass, so leave the PR unmerged.
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Reviewed all 11 changed files through 014bf816fdab6ec96687621a9d8d9ded8d0b12be against c5de9ca3c48dea0f60cc6d39c1de11a91e466444. The extracted integrability, descendant-measurability, tail and absorption lemmas retain the original moment/stationarity/P4 assumptions, exponents, scale ranges, sigma weights and explicit constants. The two Section 5.2 helper moves preserve their statements and proofs. The original public conclusions are unchanged, and the root index and registry are byte-identical.
The actual pinned index check passes. The unchanged source-quality checks over all 1,640 project files report zero header, forbidden-text or file-size findings, and 102 remaining proof-size findings (previously 114). This is a source-review update, not a completed-port acceptance: finish those remaining proof extractions and obtain a successful complete build, linters and environment/quality audits before merging. No full local compilation is claimed.
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Changes requested by automated reviewReviewed head The earlier module and scope repairs are preserved, as are the subsequent shared cutoff, matched-trace and Bennett-kernel constructions. The current source still fails the unchanged proof-size gate in 97 declarations. Concrete examples: Acceptance requires decomposing the remaining long arguments around mathematical interfaces (in particular the one-cube energy estimates and paired-square fluctuation identities), preserving the endpoint contracts, and passing the complete warning-free build, linters, quality and trust checks. The useful completed refactors should be retained; do not add size waivers or change the 200-line gate. |
Changes requested by automated reviewReviewed Blocking finding: Evidence: exact-head build log. Acceptance condition: the complete project, repository quality/axiom gates and required protected checks pass on the repaired head, and the remaining substantive/maintainability findings are resolved. The prior bot verdict does not override these reproduced source/build failures. |
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Changes requested by automated reviewReconciled to exact current head Preserve the valid completed repairs. Merge requires the cited author-actionable defects to be resolved and all protected checks to pass at the resulting head; this is not a needs-maintainer handoff. |
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"reviewed_head": "dd37265a64fb1faa45dbb35c864498d0c70c6988",
"scope": "Source reconciliation of the complete 35-file delta (628 added and 990 removed lines) from commit 014bf81, carried unchanged through commit dd37265. Prior mathematical and source assessment retained; this is not a completed-port acceptance.",
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"All 515 existing declaration headers and section assumptions are unchanged; no declaration was removed. Read all 13 new helper proofs, all 11 visibility promotions and all 9 definition-body changes. Computational fields are unchanged.",
"The good-scale, tail, Bennett, finite-p Sobolev and matched-trace extractions preserve their assumptions, constants, scale/exponent ranges and public conclusions. Let-bound constants remain definitions in the full theorem types.",
"The reused H10 cutoff chooses the same product witness and exposes the same a.e. gradient identity; scalar-seminorm bridges use measurability evidence already present in the original proof.",
"All 1,640 project modules and the project card and entry are preserved; the internal import graph is unchanged and acyclic."
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"83 deterministic proof-size findings remain. Finish those proof extractions and obtain a complete warning-free build, linters and environment/quality audits before merging. No fresh local Lean compilation or native-index pass is claimed."
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Imports scottnarmstrong/coarsegraining at
28ca42c02fd286c8f63a45be3344f6f82d026db3intoLeanPool.CoarseGraining.Develops the function-space, deterministic, probabilistic, and homogenization-scale machinery of quantitative stochastic homogenization. Includes the quenched minimal-scale theorem and a uniformly elliptic specialization of the homogenization comparison estimate in dimensions d ≥ 2, for stationary unit-range isotropic laws invariant under adjoints.
All 1,590 production and required source modules remain included, with 1,640 destination files. The compatibility layer preserves the raw integral and cube-norm formulas even for nonmeasurable inputs, and proves bridges to current Mathlib seminorms under the required measurability hypotheses. The endpoint descriptions retain the dimension, structural-law, adjoint-invariance and force-regularity assumptions.
Work remains in progress; the existing PR lifecycle is preserved. No checks, gates, compiler budgets or repository settings have been weakened.
714ad4426and await kernel validation.Please leave this PR unmerged.