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coq: the Trinity proofs do not compile — CorePhi.v:14 uses a lemma that does not exist #3328
Found by repairing coq-proofs.yml (#3316, #3324, #3326). That workflow had never got past opam install, so coqc has never run on these files in CI. With the two workflow defects fixed, it does — and the first line it reaches fails:
File "./CorePhi.v", line 14, characters 8-24:
Error: The variable Rmult_lt_pos_pos was not found in the current environment.
What is wrong
Rmult_lt_pos_pos is used at proofs/trinity/CorePhi.v:14 and proofs/trinity/AlphaPhi.v:27, and is defined nowhere in the repository. It
is not in Coq's Reals. The lemma with that statement is:
After unfold phi the goal is 0 < (1 + sqrt 5) / 2. apply (Rlt_trans 0 2)
leaves two goals, 0 < 2 and 2 < 1 + sqrt 5; lra closes the first and
cannot close the second without a bound on sqrt 5. So phi_pos needs
rewriting, not a substitution.
Scope
This is proof work, not configuration, and it is deliberately not attempted from
the CI loop — iterating a Coq proof blind through a 4-minute cycle is the wrong
instrument. It needs someone with Coq locally.
CorePhi.v is the first file in the compile order, so nothing downstream has
been checked either. The 13 files compile in dependency order and the run stops
at file 1 — the state of the other 12 is unknown, not passing.
Activity
docs(now): re-date after the branch update; re-bless the quiet census
ci(coq): report all thirteen files instead of stopping at the first e…
Merge pull request #4034 from gHashTag/queen-3328
Fix undefined Rmult_lt_pos_pos lemma by replacing with Rmult_lt_0_compat