Operator algebras
Naimark's problem
A proposed ZFC construction of a single C*-algebra with one irreducible equivalence class and a faithful separable tracial representation.
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Mathematical discovery, formal verification, and human understanding.
An independent research initiative exploring mathematics with AI. We share preliminary results, develop reusable formal mathematics, and build explanations that help readers understand proofs. Each project records its verification status and how that status changes over time.
Follow a result from its first precise statement to a proof that can be checked, understood, and reused.
Operator algebras
A proposed ZFC construction of a single C*-algebra with one irreducible equivalence class and a faithful separable tracial representation.
Read the project recordGeometry of normed spaces
A study of how the metric structure of a unit sphere determines its ambient real normed space, with a separate route toward reusable proof tools.
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Expository notes that make the ideas and dependencies of an argument easier to follow.
GEOMETRY OF NORMED SPACES
A reader’s reconstruction of the argument in OpenAI’s preprint, from the radial distance defect to a direct comparison of aligned chords.
Read the introduction and noteFIXED POINTS IN BANACH SPACES
A detailed reconstruction through ordered trees, root responses and finite switching, with an RNP extension and no priority claim.
Introduction, reading route and PDFBROUWER–SCHAUDER FIXED POINTS
An operator-and-polynomial proof of Brouwer's fixed-point theorem, followed by a direct passage from the cube theorem to Schauder's compact-image theorem.
Introduction, reading route and PDFLIPSCHITZ-FREE SPACES
A detailed introduction to Lipschitz-free spaces, from linearization and compact reduction to the absence of c0 in the free space over a real Hilbert space.
Introduction, reading route and PDFLIPSCHITZ HOMEOMORPHISMS
A Lipschitz homeomorphism preserves distances up to multiplicative constants, but it need not preserve the linear structure of a Banach space. This Expository Note reconstructs OpenAI's counterexample for separable real Banach spaces and explains how the construction fits together, from Lipschitz-free-space inputs to weighted graph spaces and an explicit nonlinear change of variables.
Introduction, reading route and PDFShare mathematical claims and proofs without waiting for the final form of a journal article. State what is known, and what still needs checking.
Keep formal checking and statement alignment visible as separate records. A new version should say exactly what changed.
Make the necessary definitions and intermediate results reachable from the proof itself. The aim is mathematics that readers can learn and reuse.
MATHLIBANNEX
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