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A Lean Formalization of the Shapley Value Characterization for Finite Cooperative Games

Contributed by Arthur, David Barros Hulak, Ruy J. G. B. de Queiroz

We describe a Lean 4 formalization of the standard four-axiom characterization of the Shapley value for finite transferable-utility cooperative games. Games are arbitrary real-valued characteristic functions normalized at the empty coalition; the player type may itself be empty. The factorial coalition formula is proved efficient, symmetric for interchangeable players, null-player respecting, and additive. Uniqueness follows from the values of arbitrarily scaled unanimity games and an explicit Boolean-lattice Möbius decomposition. The proof requires neither a real-homogeneity axiom nor a continuity assumption on competing allocation rules. We explain the finite-sum arguments, the precise Lean statements, the separation between the registry’s challenge and implemented solution, and the historical verification evidence for the pinned source revision. The contribution is an auditable exposition of an existing formalization of classical mathematics, with no claim of new mathematics or formalization priority.

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Nash Bargaining Characterization in Lean

Contributed by Arthur, David Barros Hulak, Ruy J. G. B. de Queiroz

We describe a Lean 4 formalization of the classical two-person Nash bargaining characterization. A bargaining problem consists of a compact convex subset of the real plane, a feasible disagreement point, and a feasible outcome strictly improving both utilities. The Nash product is maximized over the individually rational part of that set. The development proves existence and uniqueness of the maximizer, verifies Pareto optimality, symmetry, positive affine invariance, and independence of irrelevant alternatives, and proves that these four axioms characterize the maximizer among feasible selection rules. We explain the algebraic midpoint proof of uniqueness and the normalization argument, including an explicit small-step tangent bound and a compact symmetric enlargement. The exposition is tied to an immutable repository snapshot and four declarations registered in Palomar. Historical registry verification is distinguished from the source inspection used to prepare this manuscript. The contribution is a documented formalization of established mathematics; no new bargaining theorem or formalization-priority claim is made.

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