Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (19): source parameters #
This module freezes the literal positive-level parameter domain on p. 122.
The conductor cell is
L*2^(level-1) < d ≤ L*2^level, the pair cell is
B*2^k < p₁p₂ ≤ B*2^(k+1). The legacy height helpers in this module
use the actual maximum W, not the printed exponential I. The genuine source
height ⌈2^level (log x)^200 I_{level,x}⌉₊ is defined in SourceWeightHeight.
No final-payment hypothesis is stored in the source packet. The final
logarithmic payments below are proved from explicit large-x inequalities.
Any constant coming from a source ≪ is therefore quantified once, before all
cell parameters.
Lower endpoint of the positive-level conductor cell.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6Eq19SourceD L level = L * 2 ^ (level - 1)
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Upper endpoint of the positive-level conductor cell.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6Eq19SourceQ L level = L * 2 ^ level
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Lower endpoint of the equation-(19) prime-pair shell.
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Upper endpoint of the equation-(19) prime-pair shell.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6Eq19PairQ B k = B * 2 ^ (k + 1)
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The real legacy W-based cutoff; not the printed exponential-I height.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6Eq19HeightReal x L level = 2 ^ level * Real.log ↑x ^ 200 * AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6Eq19I x L level
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Literal p. 122 positive-level equation-(19) domain.
lastD is Chen's final conductor cutoff occurring in the branch split. It is
not confused with the lower endpoint chen1973Lemma6Eq19SourceD L level.
The real-to-natural identifications L ≈ (log x)^100 and
B ≈ x^(13/30) are kept as exact two-sided rounding inequalities.
- hbranch : chen1973Lemma6Eq19Cell x L B lastD level k
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The actual conductor carrier lies in the literal positive-level interval.
Closed-interval form required by the fourth-moment input.
Every pair in the actual filtered shell has the printed dyadic product bounds.
Exact payment of the printed square-root contour prefactor against a square-root-sized second-integral bound.
Uniform polylogarithmic absorption. The absolute constant is selected
before x and before every cell parameter; hlarge is the explicit large-x
threshold.
Division form used when a source ≪ contributes one global absolute
constant. There is no cell-wise or height-wise existential constant.