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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Chen1973.Chen1973Lemma6Equation17ContourShift

Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (17): the L' S contour shift #

This file isolates the honest complex-analytic deformation used in (17). The integrand is the actual product L'(s,χ) S(H,s,χ) y^s K_x(s), with K_x Chen's rational Mellin kernel. The proof never divides by L on the beta line.

For a nonprincipal primitive character, the actual L' S integrand is holomorphic throughout Chen's closed strip. Primitivity is part of the type; nonprincipality is used only to make L entire. No beta-line nonvanishing assumption occurs.

A vertical section of a complex integrand.

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    The two horizontal sides of the rectangle, oriented from beta to alpha.

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      Cauchy--Goursat on the finite rectangle, rewritten as a vertical-line identity.

      Full Bochner contour shift. The only quantitative hypotheses are the two explicit horizontal-side estimates produced from Chen's rational kernel. They are strictly weaker than the desired integral equality and expose the exact remaining growth estimate for L' S; no conclusion-equivalent premise is accepted.

      Equation-(17)'s actual L' S contour shift, from Chen's alpha line to his beta line. Holomorphy is discharged internally from nonprincipality; callers supply only Bochner integrability and the horizontal kernel-decay estimate.