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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Chen1973.Chen1973Lemma6Equation21AnalyticPayments

Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (21): analytic payments #

This disjoint leaf pays the finite low-conductor bookkeeping in the literal (log x)^200 contour estimate and isolates the genuinely analytic input at the primitive-character, prime-pair level. It also records a source-region prime sum decay with the exponential factor produced by the line Re s = 1 - 1 / sqrt(log x).

The remaining external analytic input for equation (21), stated at the primitive-character and individual prime-pair level. Its left side is the actual vertical integral, including the corrected high-power Mellin kernel. This is deliberately not an equation-(21) terminal bound.

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    The literal level-zero conductor carrier costs at most 2 L². This uses both squarefreeness of the actual carrier and the finite count # primitive characters mod d ≤ φ(d) ≤ d.

    The finite low-conductor mass is paid by the source's (log x)^200 once L ≤ (log x)^100.

    The actual contour majorant is bounded by the actual prime-region sum. The only analytic premise is the narrow primitive vertical estimate above; all conductor and character counting is discharged in this theorem.

    Reciprocal mass on the exact equation-(21) prime-pair region.

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      Mertens' theorem gives one absolute bound for the reciprocal mass of the actual equation-(21) pair region. The constraints coupling p₁ and p₂ are only discarded after embedding the actual region into its two source exponent rectangles.

      Exact pointwise suppression required from the geometry of the printed prime region. It contains no characters and no contour integral.

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        The literal prime region itself supplies the pointwise exponential suppression; no analytic estimate or conclusion-shaped premise is needed.

        Explicit exponential decay of the actual prime-pair sum. The reciprocal mass bound is supplied by Mertens; the pointwise decay is proved internally from the geometry of the literal source region.

        theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.chen1973Lemma6_eq21_primeSum_log220_decay (Cpair : ) (hmertens : ∀ (x : ), 3 xchen1973Lemma6Eq21PrimeReciprocalMass x Cpair) {x : } (hx : 3 x) (hlarge : Cpair * Real.exp (-(Real.log x) / 3) * Real.log x ^ 220 1) :

        The explicit large-x scalar inequality that converts exponential suppression into the printed log^{-220} payment.

        Exponential decay dominates the exact log^220 payment for every fixed constant. This theorem supplies the large-x threshold that was previously a pointwise scalar premise.

        Eventual equation-(21) prime-sum payment, with the scalar hlarge completely discharged and the cutoff quantified before x.

        Production analytic payment for equation (21). For a fixed constant in the primitive vertical estimate, one cutoff works for every later source cell; the finite conductor mass, prime reciprocal mass, and the entire log^220 scalar payment are internal.