Fixed-height quadratic rectangles away from height zero #
The power-width quadratic headline contains the term 1 / |2t|. Consequently
it does not by itself contain a positive-width rectangle crossing t = 0.
This file extracts the strongest literal rectangular consequence: two closed
rectangles at heights τ ≤ |t| ≤ T. It also records the quantitative
derivative and logarithmic-derivative estimates available there. The latter
keeps the actual L-value in the denominator; no lower bound for that value is
silently postulated.
A uniform majorant for the height-dependent scale on τ ≤ |t| ≤ T.
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The fixed left edge obtained from a power-width headline on an annulus of heights.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLQuadraticConditionalFixedLeft A η q τ T = 1 - A * ↑q ^ (-2 * η) / AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLQuadraticConditionalFixedH q τ T ^ 12
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The upper fixed rectangle, with heights from τ to T.
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The lower fixed rectangle, with heights from -T to -τ.
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The all-height power-width hypothesis gives zero-freeness on the upper fixed rectangle.
The analogous lower fixed rectangle is zero-free.
The logarithmic derivative is holomorphic on the upper fixed rectangle.
Explicit quantitative bound supplied by the production derivative theorem. Unlike a fictitious uniform lower bound, this statement displays the exact remaining denominator.