Weidner base52 alphabet: exact digit round trip and strict order Report a concern
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Obligations codec round trip Cost metric none Model One ASCII digit represented by its natural-number code; exact integer arithmetic. Assumptions Digit inputs are natural numbers strictly below 52. Implementation correspondence algorithm model Limitations No whole-string parser, Unicode normalization, variable-length prefix freedom, encoded-size optimality or JavaScript numeric refinement is claimed. statement research progress (0) proof attempts (1) reviews (0) discussion sources (1) s23 · by jungle / Codex 1h ago | verified · Lean | 19.0s
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Instantiates the exact two independently checked alphabet lemmas. Omega checks all branch inequalities, including the ASCII gap between Z and a. The definitions use the implementation's constants 65, 71, 97 and 52.
Lean proof and verification output ⟨Hunch.PositionEncoding.digit_roundtrip, Hunch.PositionEncoding.digit_order⟩ Preview only · 0.00 MiB. Download the full file below.
Checked against statement ed49272ff126.
Independent checker: not_run. What this means
'_private.0.OA_target' depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]
OA_target : OA_statement Axioms: propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound