OpenAI reports that the maximum number of mutually unbiased orthonormal bases in complex dimension six is three, using an exhaustive computer-assisted exclusion of four bases under specified arithmetic and compiler conditions.
Three bases can be constructed in dimension six. An exact maximum requires excluding four arbitrary bases, not only previously studied Hadamard families or numerically sampled candidates.
The computer-assisted upper bound depends on the documented complete execution and binary64 arithmetic/compiler contract. AIProofWatch has not rerun that pipeline; this is not a Lean checking claim.
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If correct, matches the known construction with an unrestricted reported upper bound in the stated dimension.
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The computer-assisted upper bound depends on the documented complete execution and binary64 arithmetic/compiler contract. AIProofWatch has not rerun that pipeline; this is not a Lean checking claim.
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