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Chen 1973, Lemma 1: the literal finite Mellin--Perron kernel #

This file formalizes the exact finite formula obtained after the Bromwich contour calculation on pp. 112--113 of Chen's 1973 paper. It is deliberately independent of the truncated sine Perron kernel elsewhere in this repository.

For n = ⌊log x⌋ and t = (log x)^(11/10) log y, Chen obtains, for y ≥ 1,

Φ(y) = 1 - exp (-t) * ∑ ν = 0..n, t^ν / ν!

and identifies this with the normalized integral

1 / n! * ∫ λ in 0..t, exp (-λ) λ^n dλ.

The definition below remains honestly named ...Finite: its identification with Mathlib's Bochner integral over the full vertical line is proved in the companion module Chen1973Lemma1MellinClosure, which supplies the unconditional Chen1973BromwichIdentity.

The finite exponential polynomial ∑_{ν=0}^n t^ν / ν!.

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    The source's post-contour normalized Gamma-CDF formula.

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      Literal source scale (log x)^1.1, written without decimal notation.

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        Literal integer parameter [log x] from Chen 1973.

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          Chen's Lemma 1 kernel in its exact finite, post-contour form. The branch at y ≤ 1 is the source's strict Perron cutoff; for y > 1 this is the finite Gamma-CDF/exponential-sum formula printed on p. 113.

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            The literal complex integrand on the vertical line Re ω = 2. This is data only; no convergence or contour-shift theorem is asserted here.

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              The compactly supported Gamma primitive whose Mellin transform is Chen's rational Bromwich kernel. The endpoint value at r = 1 is zero because chenGammaCDF n 0 = 0.

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                Evaluation of the Gamma primitive at the reciprocal variable recovers the literal finite Perron kernel, including the source cutoff 0 < y ≤ 1.

                The rational Mellin kernel is integrable on Chen's vertical line.

                Parameterizing the inverse Mellin transform on re s = 2 gives Chen's real-line Bromwich integral.

                Mellin inversion specialized to Chen's Gamma primitive, with its three analytic premises exposed. Chen1973Lemma1MellinClosure discharges these premises and publishes the unconditional Chen1973BromwichIdentity.

                Chen's printed finite exponential-sum identity on the y > 1 branch.

                The complementary tail is exactly Chen's finite exponential sum.

                Recurrence obtained by peeling off the final term of the finite exponential sum.

                The derivative of the finite Gamma CDF is its normalized Gamma density.

                Chen's finite formula equals the normalized interval Gamma integral exactly.

                The finite Gamma CDF is monotone on its source range.

                Every term in Chen's finite exponential polynomial is nonnegative for t ≥ 0.

                The exponential Taylor lower bound controls the finite polynomial.

                A convenient exponentially decaying majorant for Chen's finite tail.

                The complementary CDF tail is at most 2^n exp (-t/2) for t ≥ 0.

                The Gamma-CDF finite formula lies in [0,1] on the source range t ≥ 0.

                Exact two-sided tail enclosure furnished by the finite source formula.

                Source-range positivity of the transformed coordinate.

                Consequently the literal finite kernel is between zero and one.

                For fixed x > 1, Chen's finite kernel is monotone on nonnegative inputs.

                theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973PerronKernelFinite_lower_bound {x y : } (hx1 : 1 < x) (hx : 10 ^ 7 Real.log x) (hy : Real.exp (2 * Real.log x ^ (-1 / 10)) y) :
                1 - x ^ (-1 / 10) chen1973PerronKernelFinite x y

                Chen's explicit lower bound in the original numerical range. The proof is purely analytic: the finite tail is bounded by 2^n exp (-t/2), then n = ⌊log x⌋ ≤ log x, log 2 < 9/10, and t ≥ 2 log x give the result.