Formal statements of the main results #
This file fixes the logical meaning of the two main theorems before their proofs are attempted.
In particular, the threshold in the giant-orbit assertion may depend on epsilon, while the
constant in the lower bound for every orbit is absolute.
Punctured Markoff transitivity at a prime p: the Markoff group has one orbit on the
nonzero solutions modulo p.
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- BGS.Markoff.PuncturedMarkoffTransitiveAt p = ∀ (x y : BGS.Markoff.PuncturedMarkoffSurface (ZMod p)), ∃ (g : ↥(BGS.Markoff.Gamma (ZMod p))), g • x = y
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At p, there is an orbit whose complement has at most p ^ epsilon points.
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- BGS.Markoff.HasGiantOrbitAt p epsilon = ∃ (x : BGS.Markoff.PuncturedMarkoffSurface (ZMod p)), ↑(BGS.Markoff.orbitComplementCard x) ≤ (↑p).rpow epsilon
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A finite set containing an orbit complement bounds that complement's cardinality.
The final giant-orbit conclusion once the complement has been put inside a counted set.
At p, every punctured Markoff orbit has the asserted logarithmic lower bound.
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- BGS.Markoff.EveryOrbitLargeAt p c = ∀ (x : BGS.Markoff.PuncturedMarkoffSurface (ZMod p)), c * (Real.log ↑p).rpow (1 / ↑3) ≤ ↑(BGS.Markoff.puncturedGammaOrbit x).ncard
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The exact quantifier structure of Theorem 1 in arXiv:1607.01530v1.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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A prime is exceptional when strong approximation fails at that prime.
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The exact quantifier structure of Theorem 2 in arXiv:1607.01530v1.
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- BGS.Markoff.TheoremTwoStatement = ∀ (epsilon : ℝ), 0 < epsilon → ∃ (T0 : ℕ), ∀ (T : ℕ), T0 ≤ T → ↑(BGS.Markoff.exceptionalPrimeCount T) ≤ (↑T).rpow epsilon