Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (17): kernel and scalar payments #
This independent leaf records the literal 11/10 Perron scale, pointwise
Cauchy decay of the denominator on both source lines, its half-line integral,
and the elementary alpha/beta, reciprocal-log, and conductor-weight
payments. All cutoffs and constants are explicit; no finite computation is
used.
The source scale is positive as soon as x > 1.
Comparison of the exact complex Mellin denominator with the literal
source radial denominator. The factor sqrt 2 ^ N is the honest cost of
replacing ‖1+s/A‖ by 1+‖s‖/A at the full source exponent N.
The completely explicit cutoff x ≥ 3 gives both one logarithm and one
unit of Perron order.
At x ≥ 3, the literal scale (log x)^(11/10) is paid by (log x)^2.
Every fixed natural radial power up to the source order is retained by
the exact equation-(17) kernel once ‖s‖ ≥ 1/2. This is the reusable tail
weakening; unlike the old definition it does not discard the source power.
The fixed v^(21/10) tail weakening needed after the equation-(19)
second-moment bound. The explicit order threshold is exactly 3 ≤ N.
The fixed fourth-power tail weakening needed for the equation-(20) fourth
moments, under the explicit threshold 4 ≤ N.
Exact source alpha exponent: x^alpha = e*x.
Exact source beta exponent: x^beta = e*sqrt x.
The alpha-line Cauchy mass is paid by the printed x (log x)^2
coefficient, with the explicit constant 6.
At the same explicit cutoff, the beta-line Cauchy mass (including the
literal 11/10 scale) has the coarse auxiliary bound x^(3/2). This is
not the printed x^(1/2) prefactor; the sharp beta comparison is proved in
Equation17CorrectedAssembly. The
constant 48 comes from pi/2<2, beta≥1/2, e<3, and
log x ≤ 2 sqrt x; no finite scan is used.
Every literal conductor coefficient in (17) is nonnegative.
Squarefree conductor weights are paid pointwise by the divisor-square weight.