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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Chen1973.Chen1973Lemma6Equation17KernelBounds

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.

On the closed right half-plane, the complex Mellin factor has norm at least one. This is the step that permits decreasing the exact exponent n+1 to the first power.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_first_le_exact_power {A : } (hA : 0 < A) {s : } (hs : 0 s.re) (n : ) :
1 + s / A 1 + s / A ^ (n + 1)

Since n+1 ≥ 1, the exact Mellin power dominates its first factor on the closed right half-plane.

Exact Euclidean comparison between the first radial factor and the complex factor. Squaring reduces the claim to (A - ‖s‖)^2 + 4 A re(s) ≥ 0.

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.

Exact Euclidean norm on a real vertical line.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_kernel_pos {x : } (hx : 1 < x) {σ v : } ( : 0 < σ) :

The source denominator is strictly positive on every positive vertical line.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_cauchy_le_kernel {x : } (hx : 3 x) {σ v : } (_hσ : 0 < σ) (hσupper : σ 2) :
1 / 2 * σ * (1 + (v / chen1973PerronScale x) ^ 2) chen1973Lemma6Eq17Kernel x (σ + v * Complex.I)

Pointwise Cauchy decay furnished by the radial equation-(17) denominator. The harmless factor 2 covers both source lines (σ ≤ 2) at the explicit cutoff x ≥ 3.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_fixed_power_le_kernel {x p : } {s : } (hx : 1 < x) (hs : 1 / 2 s) (hp0 : p 0) (hp : p chen1973PerronOrder x + 1) :

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.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_rpow_21_div_10_le_kernel {x : } {s : } (hx : 1 < x) (hs : 1 / 2 s) (horder : 3 chen1973PerronOrder x + 1) :
1 / 4 * (1 + (s / chen1973PerronScale x) ^ (21 / 10)) chen1973Lemma6Eq17Kernel x s

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.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_kernel_inv_le_cauchy {x : } (hx : 3 x) {σ v : } ( : 0 < σ) (hσupper : σ 2) :

Reciprocal form of the pointwise Cauchy majorant.

theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq17_integral_cauchy_envelope {a σ : } (ha : 0 < a) ( : 0 < σ) :
(v : ) in Set.Ioi 0, σ⁻¹ * (1 + (v / a) ^ 2)⁻¹ = Real.pi / 2 * a / σ

Exact half-line mass of the scalar Cauchy envelope.

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.

The reciprocal logarithm appearing in the pair polynomial has exactly the expected complex norm when its source argument exceeds one.

Every literal conductor coefficient in (17) is nonnegative.

Squarefree conductor weights are paid pointwise by the divisor-square weight.