Kernel-prove the weak Giuga prime-divisor criterion - #283
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Green result
The exact historical proof of the weak Giuga prime-divisor criterion now compiles against the current catalog definitions:
IsWeakGiuga n ↔ ∀ p ∈ n.primeFactors, p ∣ (n / p - 1)for composite
n.Verification
Focused run
30213363291passed:Axiom footprint:
No
sorryAxor compiler-trust dependency appears. The build has only deprecation/unused-simp warnings inherited from the historical proof.Status
Green proof recovery. The canonical admitted declaration still needs a focused restoration and style cleanup before promotion to
_PRs/ready/. This audit-only PR should not merge.