Plectis

Machine-checked mathematics

Maths

Eight open problems posed by Erdős, worked in Lean. Everything on these pages is generated from the public Lean repository: the problems, the checked results with their exact boundaries, the papers, and the graph that connects them. All eight problems remain open.

Each problem page names what is proved, under which hypotheses, and what is not. Every object links to its source on GitHub.

  • 8 problems
  • 13 papers
  • 14 repository documents
  • 1,292 objects in the universe
  • 3,246 connections

The universe

One corpus, three overlays.

The Lean source is the universe. Papers, the Comparator, and Palomar are overlays that explain, replay, or review parts of it.

The interactive map needs JavaScript. Every object on it is listed as text on the universe page.

  • Problems
  • Checked claims
  • Papers
  • Documents
  • Verification
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Papers explain, Comparator replays selected exact interfaces, and Palomar may review a prepared unit. None widens Lean's proposition or records peer review or an accepted outcome unless its own source says so.

The problems

Eight problems, all of them open.

Each dossier states the question, what the Lean corpus proves about it, and exactly what remains unproved.

The papers

Read the mathematics as papers.

Written for a person reading cold, rendered here as pages with native mathematical notation; the PDF and the LaTeX source stay one click away. Papers explain the corpus; they are not the proof authority.

The repository, in plain pages

Read the repository without building it.

A curated human interpretability layer over the Lean repository. It excludes agent instructions, machine-heavy atlases, build artifacts, and maintainer workbenches.

These pages are generated from the public Lean repository’s published data layer; nothing here is written by hand. Source generation a18f18bba79573a1, built by tools/meta/dissemination/build_plectis_maths_site.py from the contract in lean/experience/manifest.json. When the repository changes, a redeploy regenerates every page, count, and map above.