Formalize closure, DSI, and contraction identities - #15
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Summary
Adds a paper-level Lean formalization batch drawn from the August 2026 WCT closure, compact-dynamics, and WCT-DSI revisions.
Added kernel targets
1 - L*delta1 - L*delta + epsilonepsilon <= L*deltafor norm nonexpansionScope
This deliberately does not claim the full Lions concentration-compactness theorem, free-space minimizer theorem, full complex quotient first variation, nonlinear PDE well-posedness, or empirical validation.
These are paper-level theorem additions and therefore do not automatically change the canonical 80/142 equation-specific coverage count without a separate exact registry mapping.
Validation
All current PR workflows pass:
The first CI attempt exposed only mechanical Lean issues (
noncomputable, explicit division cancellation, and1 * ||x||simplification); those were patched before the green build.