A fixed quadratic rectangle crossing height zero #
The high-height quadratic argument contains 1 / |2t|, so its fixed-height
majorant degenerates as t → 0. Here the low two-segment argument is kept
separate. A fixed conductor cutoff at height T, paid for directly by the raw
lower bound for L(1, χ), supplies a positive central band. The existing
annular rectangles cover the two remaining bands. Their common left edge then
gives one rectangle across the whole interval [-T,T].
The nonsingular conductor scale used in the central low-height band.
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A positive central half-height whose vertical derivative budget is paid by
c q⁻η. The minimum also makes it automatically no larger than T.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLQuadraticConditionalCentralHeight c η q T = min T (c * ↑q ^ (-η) / (256 * AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLQuadraticConditionalCentralH q T ^ 2))
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The final width uses the annular majorant at the positive central cutoff.
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One fixed rectangle crossing t = 0.
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A raw quadratic L(1) lower bound produces a single positive-width fixed
rectangle over every bounded height interval, including height zero.