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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Chen1973.Chen1973Lemma6Equation21ZeroFreeContourBridge

Chen 1973, Lemma 6, equation (21): zero-free-to-contour bridge #

The corrected transcription of the printed exponent is 1/300. The left-line comparison is 1 / sqrt (log x) ≤ c / d^(1/300). For fixed positive c and d ≤ (log x)^100 this is eventually true; the former 3/100 obstruction was a transcription error, not a defect of the printed conductor scale.

The exact comparison putting the line of (21) inside the printed d^(-1/300) strip. A sufficiently-large-x theorem can discharge this comparison for each fixed positive c; zero-freeness is a separate input.

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    The bridge comparison is exactly the inclusion of the printed left line in the printed zero-free half-plane.

    Consequently every point on the equation-(21) line is nonzero.

    Nonvanishing on the whole closed vertical strip from the printed left line to the source Bromwich line α = 1 + 1 / log x.

    For the literal source range x ≥ 3, the printed left edge remains in the open right half-plane.

    The printed left edge is bounded above by 1.

    The printed left edge lies to the left of the source Bromwich line α = 1 + 1 / log x. The weaker comparison with 1 remains available as a separate elementary lemma.

    The literal logarithmic-derivative integrand shifted in equation (21), with y = x/(p₁p₂) supplied separately so positivity is visible to the analytic API.

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      Chen's Mellin kernel is differentiable in the open right half-plane.

      Under the explicit bridge, the actual logarithmic-derivative integrand is holomorphic on the full closed strip between the equation-(21) line and the source Bromwich line α = 1 + 1 / log x. No zero-free statement stronger than the printed input is assumed.

      The finite equation-(21) contour shift on the actual rectangle. This is a Cauchy--Goursat equality, not an assumed contour-majorization inequality.

      Passing to infinite vertical lines using the existing contour infrastructure. Integrability of the two vertical sections and the explicit horizontal-edge decay are the precise remaining analytic limit inputs.

      The literal term integrand inside chen1973Lemma6Eq21VerticalIntegral. The finite character value is retained, rather than factored out before the contour deformation.

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        The source vertical integral is exactly the left-line integral of the literal shifted term.