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README.md
Lean4 port of the proof of Rubin's Theorem
THis repository contains a (WIP) computer proof of Rubin's Theorem, which states that two groups (which satisfy a few conditions) that act on a topological space have a homeomorphism between them, such that the homeomorphism preserves the group structure.
It is based on "A short proof of Rubin's Theorem" (James Belk, Luke Elliott and Franceso Matucci), and a good part of the computer proof was written in Lean 3 by Laurent Bartholdi.
The eventual goal of this computer proof is to have it land into Mathlib.
Installation and running
You will need an installation of elan
and git
.
Then, simply run the following:
# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/adri326/rubin-lean4
# Navigate to the folder created by git
cd rubin-lean4
# This will download mathlib, and try to download a set of pre-compiled .olean files,
# so you won't have to re-compile the entirety of mathlib again (which takes a good hour or two)
lake exe cache get
# Build the code (if no errors are printed then Lean was happy)
lake build