
Developed a new Almost Prime Numbers API for the leanprover-community/mathlib4 repository, introducing formal predicates to characterize numbers by their exact or maximal count of prime factors, including a dedicated semiprime definition. Leveraging Lean and formal verification techniques, the implementation utilized the Ω function to enable rigorous proofs of properties such as closure under multiplication and foundational cases for zero, one, and prime numbers. This work established an extensible framework for reasoning about prime-factorization depth within number theory, expanding mathlib4’s capabilities for future research and tooling. The contribution focused on robust, proof-driven design without addressing bug fixes during the period.
June 2026: Delivered a new Almost Prime Numbers API in leanprover-community/mathlib4, introducing predicates for numbers with exactly or at most k prime factors and a semiprime definition. The API leverages Ω to provide proof capabilities and opens a dedicated path for reasoning about prime-factorization depth. The initial API covers zero/one cases, prime examples, and closure under multiplication, laying a solid foundation for broader number theory tooling in mathlib4.
June 2026: Delivered a new Almost Prime Numbers API in leanprover-community/mathlib4, introducing predicates for numbers with exactly or at most k prime factors and a semiprime definition. The API leverages Ω to provide proof capabilities and opens a dedicated path for reasoning about prime-factorization depth. The initial API covers zero/one cases, prime examples, and closure under multiplication, laying a solid foundation for broader number theory tooling in mathlib4.

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