This owner-approved Project overview is derived from 11 canonical LFH Cards in the pinned MathlibAnnex Catalog. The exact source and Card bindings retain their existing clean-build, declaration-accounting, compiled-axiom, and source-exposition review evidence. This does not claim a line-by-line human audit of every Lean proof script or an independent reproof. The effective Exact Mathematics content terms apply to this presentation.
The goal
An isometry equivalence from an open connected subset onto an open subset of real normed spaces extends uniquely to an affine isometry equivalence of the ambient spaces. The selected route also reaches convex-domain and ball specializations.
Why it matters
Local distance information becomes a rigid affine structure. This Project exposes the reusable chain from reflection and midpoint geometry to global extension.
Hypotheses
Real normed spaces and an isometry equivalence. The principal theorem requires an open connected source and an open target. The convex specialization requires a convex source set with nonempty ambient interior and exact preservation of ambient-interior membership; the target set is not separately assumed convex. Exact assumptions, including radius conditions for balls, remain in the linked canonical statements.
Scope limits
This Project overview references exact canonical Cards and does not imply new formal qualification or a line-by-line human proof audit. Boundary Inputs include Lean Core, Mathlib, and omitted MathlibAnnex support declarations.
Proof architecture
Reflection to midpoint rigidity
A bounded symmetric lens is reflection-invariant about the midpoint. Center rigidity sends that midpoint to the target midpoint, first on lenses and then on contained balls.
Local affinity through omitted support lemmas
Midpoint preservation yields line-map preservation. Radial-map support declarations, including private technical lemmas, connect this result to a local affine isometric extension. The path witnesses retain these declarations even though they are outside the selected Card scope.
Global assembly and specializations
Local extensions agree and assemble over an open connected domain. A convex source with nonempty ambient interior, together with exact preservation of ambient-interior membership, yields the convex specialization; open- and closed-ball corollaries follow under their exact radius conditions. The closed-ball route also uses reflection rigidity.
Boundary Inputs
961 exact boundary declarations from Lean Core, Mathlib, and omitted MathlibAnnex support declarations. These are source references, outside the selected canonical Card scope. Inspect the Boundary Inputs
Dependency-first reading route
Level 0 to Level 8. The accepted selected-card projection retains 52 reachability pairs through omitted support declarations; its reduced display graph has 10 edges. Levels belong to this Project view.
Level 0
map_center_of_reflectionInvariant
symmetricLens
Level 1
map_midpoint_of_symmetricLens
Level 2
map_midpoint_of_symmetricLens_subset
Level 3
map_midpoint_of_mem_ball
Level 4
map_lineMap_of_mem_ball
Level 5
exists_affineExtension_eqOn_ball
Level 6
existsUnique_affineExtension
Level 7
existsUnique_affineExtension_of_convex
existsUnique_affineExtension_ball
Level 8
existsUnique_affineExtension_closedBall
Current evidence
- Project overview: owner-approved
- Formal source: public MathlibAnnex v0.2.0
- Catalog: accepted whole-library 11-Card projection
- Card availability: recorded by the hosting release
- Publication history: recorded by the hosting release
- Content terms: effective Exact Mathematics terms