Quantitative quadratic logarithmic derivatives on the annulus and whole strip #
The (3,4,1) value product gives more than nonvanishing on a fixed height
annulus. After paying the principal Euler correction and the zeta pole-plus-log
factor, it forces an explicit lower bound for the quadratic L-value. Combining
that bound with the production derivative estimate gives a quantitative L'/L
bound. The final theorem joins this annular estimate to the central-band bound;
no compactness argument is used.
On a fixed nonzero-height annulus the value product supplies an explicit
lower bound of size H² x, where x is the fixed power-width. All factors in
the value product are bounded by the actual principal Euler-correction and
pole-plus-log estimates.
Quantitative L'/L bound throughout a fixed annulus. The inverse value
cost is displayed as H^12 / (A q^(-2η)).
One quantitative bound on the complete cross-zero rectangle to the left of
1: the first summand pays the central band and the second the two annuli.
Closed quantitative headline: the zeta constant and a positive common width are selected before the modulus, character, height and point.