Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (19): uniform moment constants #
This leaf freezes the sharp Lemma-2 constant before every coefficient, spectral height, and cell parameter. It also records injectivity of the actual ordered prime-pair shell, the structural input needed to pay its collected coefficient energy without a collision multiplicity. No final-cell estimate is assumed.
One fixed global constant for all complex-coefficient uses of sharp Lemma 2.
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Complex sharp Lemma 2 with a single constant chosen before the coefficient sequence and all interval/conductor parameters.
Products are injective on Chen's actual ordered prime-pair shell. The small/large prime separation rules out the swapped factorization.
The collected coefficient has exactly the energy of the actual ordered dyadic pair shell. In particular, no pair-collision multiplicity is lost.
Equation (15) with the global sharp constant; the constant is selected
before H,D,Q,s and hence before every vertical height.
The literal pair-polynomial second moment, with the global sharp constant and the exact ordered-pair coefficient energy. Neither the constant nor the coefficient support depends on a conductor cell.
Equation (14), with the same global sharp constant as equations (15) and
Lemma 2. The constant is fixed before s and hence before a vertical height.
Equation (14) transported to an equation-(19) cell, with its constant fixed globally before the spectral parameter.
v-uniform equation-(15) moment on an explicit closed height interval.
A scalar equation-(14) envelope independent of the vertical parameter.
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The equation-(14) moment uniformly on a closed vertical interval. The
sharp large-sieve constant and the complete scalar envelope are selected before
v, so this theorem can be placed under a height integral without choice.
A Cauchy-circle fourth-moment envelope uniform in the centre height.
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The actual L' fourth moment uniformly on a closed vertical interval.
Both the Cauchy radius and the scalar envelope are fixed outside v.