What was already known
Fel proposed this numerical-semigroup syzygy identity as a conjecture. Related universal-polynomial identities had been proved by human researchers, but did not settle Fel’s Kₚ(S) formula.
AI involvement
AxiomProver received a self-contained problem statement and a one-line request to state and prove it in Lean, then generated the formal statement and complete proof. Human authors chose the target and later wrote a separate explanatory derivation.
The documented run supplied only a specified problem and environment; AxiomProver generated the theorem statement and proof without human mathematical hints after the task was set.
Importance
The formal theorem resolves the remaining identity for all numerical semigroups and all p≥0.
Limitations
The reported proof uses Lean 4.26.0. The repository’s later main branch names a different toolchain, so it should not be treated as the exact paper run.
Technical verification
The paper reports a complete Lean/Mathlib proof of Fel's exact formula generated from the natural-language target. The repository supplies problem and solution files and Comparator instructions. This supports a source-reported machine check of the stated identity, while the live repository's later toolchain differs from the paper's documented Lean 4.26.0 run.
Formal checking
Complete Lean/Mathlib proof generated from problem.lean and checked under the paper's Lean 4.26.0 environment
- Checker
- Lean 4 kernel in AxiomProver's reported run
- Scope
- The formalized Fel Conjecture 1.6 identity for every numerical semigroup and p ≥ 0
- Basis
- Reported by the linked checker
Checking a formal statement does not establish that it matches the original problem.
Human understanding
The human authors explicitly wrote a self-contained formal-power-series derivation and explanatory paper after the Lean result, identifying the coefficient extraction that proves the same formula.
Correction and publication history
Initial publication of this result.
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