Formalized the Tomita–Takesaki modular theory of the Bost–Connes algebra, highlighting key results in modular theory.
Companion repository to the math.OA submission. The paper develops the Tomita–Takesaki modular theory of the Bost–Connes C*-dynamical system (Bₖ, αₜ, ω₁) for K = ℚ(i) at the critical KMS state β = 1, with five main results (Theorems A–E) formalized in Lean 4 against pinned Mathlib SHA 5e932f97. Theorem C is unconditional via Takesaki's KMS-uniqueness theorem [BR97, Thm. 5.3.10]. Scope partition, axiom inventory, and Mathlib Integration Roadmap are documented at §1.5, §8, and §9 of the preprint. The Lean 4 formalization (Mathlib v4.29.1, SHA 5e932f97) is included as a Git submodule and verifies the structural scaffold of every theorem with zero sorry count. Substrate inventory: eight named programme-level axioms (six carrying documented literature citations, two recording Mathlib infrastructure gaps with documented discharge paths), six scaffold-layer placeholders, and one Lean substrate hypothesis (hSubstrate_iii for Theorem C). The Mathlib Integration Roadmap (§9) names four upstream tasks each deferred to a dedicated Mathlib PR rather than bundled into the present submission. A 230-line file Antilinear.lean developing polar decomposition for unbounded antilinear operators addresses a current gap in Mathlib and is proposed for upstream contribution. During the preparation of this work, the author used Claude Opus 4.7.
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