Hadamard Conjecture — Equivalent Forms #
Two convenient formulations:
- every order divisible by
4admits a Hadamard matrix, - every order of the form
4kadmits a Hadamard matrix. - the classical admissible-order form (
1,2, or multiple of4).
All quantification is over natural numbers.
Multiplicative form: every order 4k is realizable.
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- Hadamard.HadamardConjectureMul4 = ∀ (k : ℕ), Hadamard.HasHadamardMatrix (4 * k)
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Divisibility form: every order divisible by 4 is realizable.
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- Hadamard.HadamardConjectureDvd = ∀ (n : ℕ), 4 ∣ n → Hadamard.HasHadamardMatrix n
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Classical form: every admissible order (1, 2, or multiple of 4) is realizable.
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Standard necessary-condition statement from the literature.
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Standard determinant characterization statement from the literature.
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- Hadamard.HadamardDeterminantCharacterization = ∀ (n : ℕ) (H : Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) ℤ), Hadamard.IsHadamardMatrix n H ↔ Hadamard.IsHadamardMatrixDeterminantForm n H
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Standard normalization equivalence statement for nonempty orders.
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- Hadamard.HadamardNormalizationEquivalence = ∀ (n : ℕ), 0 < n → (Hadamard.HasHadamardMatrix n ↔ Hadamard.HasNormalizedHadamardMatrix n)
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The project's primary statement of the Hadamard conjecture.