feat(ErdosProblems/114): add finite n <= 14 EHP certificate variant#3958
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Summary
This adds Erdős Problem 114, the Erdős--Herzog--Piranian lemniscate-length conjecture.
The all-degree conjecture is stated as open. A separate finite-degree sibling statement records the current certificate-backed range
1 ≤ n ≤ 14:n = 1: elementary translated-circle casen = 2: MacLane / Eremenko--Hayman degree-two case3 ≤ n ≤ 14: Mendoza finite-degree IEEE-1788 interval certificate packetThe external certificate pipeline is not formalized in this Lean file, so the finite statement remains a
sorryrather than being discharged by imported certificate axioms.References
Notes
This supersedes the older #3712 approach. That branch encoded per-degree certificate conclusions as axioms; this PR instead keeps the finite result as an externally certificate-backed statement with a
sorry, making the boundary between Lean formalization and external computation explicit.Validation
lake build FormalConjecturescompleted successfully before the DOI-version update.713d3fa:lake build FormalConjectures.ErdosProblems.«114»completed successfully.10.5281/zenodo.20087919for the corrected v3.1.0 packet and concept DOI10.5281/zenodo.19184467for the latest-version family.