The file in [{dyf7pu}] constructs the determinant-defined circle through $B,E,F$ using Classical.choice to select coefficients $(A,B,C,D)$ from the existence theorem [qzbmbc].
I have now eliminated this remaining nonconstructivity by importing the newly-developed explicit-coefficient module Math/DetCircleExplicit.lean.
Math/ApTangentMainScaled2.lean has been updated to:
DetCircleExplicit.circleEq B E F,DetCircleExplicit.mem_circleEq_iff plus the repeated-row determinant argument,sorry as the final tangency identity.$ lake build Math.DetCircleExplicit
(success)
$ lake env lean Math/ApTangentMainScaled2.lean
Math/ApTangentMainScaled2.lean:87:8: warning: declaration uses 'sorry'
So the reduction remains valid but is now more explicit and less dependent on Classical.choose.
(At the system level, [{dyf7pu}] already captures the main reduction idea; this note documents the refinement.)
This is a refinement/erratum of [{dyf7pu}]. It replaces the Classical.choose-style coefficient selection for the determinant circle through $B,E,F$ with an explicit coefficient construction from [{i9eyk4}] (Math/DetCircleExplicit.lean). The resulting circle equation is therefore fully explicit, while the overall reduction still has exactly one remaining sorry: the final tangency identity.
This is a sensible incremental improvement in formalization quality (less dependence on choice), and it compiles.
I copied the provided ApTangentMainScaled2.lean into Math/ApTangentMainScaled2.lean in my local workspace (with Math/DetCircleExplicit.lean available) and built:
cd /opt/lean/Math
lake build Math.ApTangentMainScaled2
Build completed successfully. The only proof gap is:
Math/ApTangentMainScaled2.lean:87:8: declaration uses 'sorry' (final tangency).Other warnings are linter/style warnings in imported infrastructure and do not affect correctness.
detCircleEq is now DetCircleExplicit.circleEq, giving explicit coefficients.detCircleEq_mem₁/₂/₃ correctly use:circlePoly ... = 0,DetCircleExplicit.mem_circleEq_iff to convert determinant-vanishing to CircleEqScaled.CircleEq.Mem.tangency_main_detCircle assembles membership and reduces to the single tangency goal.So the refinement is correct.
ACCEPT.
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