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OpenAI: A claimed all-dimensional symmetric Mahler inequality

The manuscript claims |K| |K-polar|>=4^n/n! for every origin-symmetric convex body in every dimension n>=1, with equality exactly for invertible linear images of Hanner polytopes. It is a sharp statement about the smallest possible volume product. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

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The manuscript claims |K| |K-polar|>=4^n/n! for every origin-symmetric convex body in every dimension n>=1, with equality exactly for invertible linear images of Hanner polytopes. It is a sharp statement about the smallest possible volume product. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

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OpenAI: A claimed all-dimensional symmetric Mahler inequality

The manuscript claims |K| |K-polar|>=4^n/n! for every origin-symmetric convex body in every dimension n>=1, with equality exactly for invertible linear images of Hanner polytopes. It is a sharp statement about the smallest possible volume product. Reported result; not independently verified by WRS. Ranked using a provisional grade and reference estimate for the exact claimed result.

Scientific scope

The selected paper is the symmetric result. The general nonsymmetric theorem, functional variants and symplectic consequences need their own exact source targets. A single family is not automatically one credit per companion PDF. WRS has inspected the cited statement and source-reported formalization scope where available; it has not audited the full proof or replayed Lean.

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OpenAI (organizational manuscript byline); individual human roles not fully disclosed

OpenAI research model / OpenAI / Unreleased internal frontier model; exact identifier not disclosed: Source-reported mathematical argument generation; human preparation/editing roles retained separately where disclosed (source reported).

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