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Verification of Brunerie number computation #802
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Extremely nice! I can't believe that we've finally proved this by computation 🤯 |
The few changes I wanted to make can be found in #805 . So merging this now! |
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In #763 I made added a small computation to the
Experiments.Brunerie
file which I claimed to be a computation of the Brunerie number. In this PR, I have added a very similar computation toHomotopy.Group.Pi4S3.QuickProof
and proved that what it computes indeed is the Brunerie number.For the computation to work, I needed to work with the base/surf definition of S², so I unfortunately had to add a bit of theory about this guy (e.g. inversion and its interaction with the suspension map S² → Ω(Susp S²)). I also had to add a lemma about surjective homs Z -> Z being isos.
I also moved
Brunerie.agda
fromExperiments
intoHomotopy.Group.Pi4S3
and created a properties file for S².