Crowdsourced project kicks off to turn the 4D Yang–Mills Lean proof into a human-readable monograph
michaelchchoi · x · 2026-11-11
- A new GitHub repo, humanise-yang-mills, coordinates a crowdsourced effort to turn the announced Lean formalization of four-dimensional Yang–Mills theory into a human-readable research monograph.
- Every statement and proof step in the monograph must trace back to a fixed version of the formalization; existing mathematical results should be cited rather than reproved, and standard Lean machinery need not be re-derived.
- Current stage: source imported, preliminary dependency mapping under way. The repo includes Lean code, a blueprint, and manuscript folders, licensed CC-BY-4.0.
- The project marks a notable step of feeding machine-formalized major math proofs back into human-readable form.
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