Chen 1973, equation (17): rigorous corrected-source kernel #
The denominator printed in (17) remains
|s| (1 + |s| / A)^N. The exact Mellin denominator does not dominate that
printed expression with an absolute constant: the direct comparison costs
(sqrt 2)^N.
This separate module therefore introduces the rigorous corrected-source denominator
|s| (1 + (|s| / A)^N).
For Re s ≥ 0 and N ≥ 2, the exact complex Mellin denominator dominates this
corrected denominator with constant one. The fixed-power estimates below are
coarse downstream weakenings and are not transcriptions of printed (17).
The rigorous corrected-source radial denominator. Unlike the printed
kernel, the high power applies only to |s| / A. It has no conductor-level
parameter.
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The exact Mellin norm is bounded by the reciprocal corrected-source denominator with explicit constant one.
The corrected-source denominator is nonnegative everywhere.
Reflection symmetry of the corrected-source denominator on vertical lines.
On a vertical line, the corrected factor weakens to the printed downstream
21/10 weight. The scale payment is kept explicitly as
A^(21/10) = (log x)^(231/100).
On a vertical line, the corrected factor weakens to the printed downstream
fourth-power weight, with the explicit payment
A^4 = (log x)^(22/5).