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LeanCert.Tactic.NumericalRefinement

Coordinated numerical refinement #

This module contains the untrusted scheduling policy shared by tactic-side candidate search. A stage coordinates three independent sources of enclosure error: Dyadic rounding, Taylor approximation, and spatial subdivision.

The schedule never proves a theorem. A selected stage must still close the ordinary Boolean checker and apply its existing Golden Theorem.

One finite numerical-refinement attempt. index is zero-based.

  • index : Nat
  • dyadicPrecision : Int
  • taylorDepth : Nat
  • subdivisionDepth : Nat
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        Deterministic policy for coordinated candidate refinement.

        • initialDyadicPrecision : Int
        • dyadicPrecisionStep : Nat
        • initialTaylorDepth : Nat
        • taylorDepthStep : Nat
        • maxSubdivisionDepth : Nat
        • stageCount : Nat
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              Spatial depth at a stage, linearly ramped from zero to the configured maximum. A singleton schedule receives the full configured depth.

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                Materialize one stage of the policy.

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                  All configured stages in increasing refinement order.

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                    Default three-stage policy used by the semantic tactic router.

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                      Refine Dyadic rounding and spatial depth while holding a user-specified Taylor depth fixed.

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