What was already known
Mazur supplied the integer-height recurrence and Dirichlet weights for a convex greedy drawing. He did not give these quantitative span or product bounds.
AI involvement
JD Jones directed the project. Grok 4.6 derived the quantitative bounds and Lean proofs from Mazur’s human-authored recurrence and drawing construction. Jones set scope and checked the statements against Mazur; a completed human proof check is not documented.
Grok selected and derived the new quantitative claims and wrote their proofs under Jones's scope direction, using Mazur's human-authored construction as the baseline.
Importance
Quantifies the height growth and related algebraic quantities of an existing construction.
Limitations
The exponential bounds apply to the stated scheme grammar. They do not prove that every graph attains its maximum, a drawing grid bound, a nonzero determinant, or Mazur’s drawing-existence theorem.
Technical verification
Palomar reports Comparator matching of fifteen exact declarations, Lean kernel checking and independent NanoDa replay for the cited commit. This checks the grammar-span and other stated formulas, including their hypotheses; it does not verify a polynomial grid theorem, nonzero determinant or Mazur's separate drawing existence claim. The batch review did not rerun the checker.
Formal checking
statement/definition comparison, kernel proof check and independent exported-proof replay with standard permitted axioms
- Checker
- Palomar Comparator, Lean kernel and NanoDa
- Scope
- The fifteen checked Mazur-span statements: exact scheme span, dart-mass and Dirichlet bounds, product-size formulas and adjugate identity.
- Basis
- Reported by the linked checker
Checking a formal statement does not establish that it matches the original problem.
Human understanding
The repository provides a readable derivation, but attributes the mathematical derivation and documentation to Grok and records no named human explanation of the central extremal argument. Few is the missing-evidence default, not a finding that Jones or Mazur cannot understand it.
Correction and publication history
Quantifies the height growth and related algebraic quantities of an existing construction.
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