
A researcher reports recovering a mathematical theorem that John Wentworth and they attempted years ago but abandoned after discovering a critical flaw in the proof. The recovery used frontier large language models (LLMs) for autoformalization and proof verification in Lean4, a formal proof language, yielding a machine-certified proof.
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