Finite high-convolution arithmetic for the quadratic Siegel amplifier #
For a quadratic character χ, the arithmetic function χ.zetaMul is the
coefficient sequence of ζ(s) L(s, χ). This file forms its genuine
Dirichlet-convolution powers. It proves, without an analytic producer, that
all coefficients are nonnegative and that every nonzero even perfect power
has coefficient at least one at every positive convolution depth.
In particular, if the convolution depth r and an even exponent e are
positive, the summatory function through M ^ e is at least M. Taking
e = r (with even r) is the finite, scan-free X^(1/r) support layer of
the classical high-power amplifier.
This arithmetic layer does not by itself improve the existing
q^(-1/2)-scale one-fold estimate. To deduce the genuine large-conductor
Siegel bound from this module, one still needs an analytic estimate of the
following quantified strength for arbitrarily large even r:
S_r(X) ≤ C_r X (log X)^(r-1) L(1,χ)^r + E_r(q,X)
at a choice X = q ^ A_r, with
E_r(q,X) ≤ (1/2) X^(1/r) and
A_r * (r-1) / r^2 → 0 (constants may depend on r, hence ultimately on
η). The currently formalized one-fold Pólya--Vinogradov discrepancy gives
no such high-power remainder. We therefore expose no conclusion-shaped
"source predicate" and make no claim of a large-q endpoint here.
The r-fold Dirichlet-convolution coefficient of ζ(s)L(s,χ).
Equations
- χ.quadraticSiegelPowerCoefficient r n = (χ.zetaMul ^ r) n
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The coefficient at depth zero is the convolution identity.
Exact antidiagonal recursion for the genuine convolution power.
Every convolution power is normalized to one at n = 1.
Quadraticity makes every coefficient of every convolution power
nonnegative (in the real-axis order on ℂ).
At every positive depth the high convolution dominates the original
coefficient, by retaining the antidiagonal cell (1,n).
Every nonzero even perfect power has high-convolution coefficient at least one. The exponent is quantified; no finite scan is involved.
The real summatory function of the r-fold quadratic amplifier.
Equations
- χ.quadraticSiegelPowerSummatory r X = ∑ n ∈ Finset.Icc 1 X, (χ.quadraticSiegelPowerCoefficient r n).re
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All summands of the real high-convolution summatory function are nonnegative.
Perfect-power support lower bound. At positive convolution depth and any
positive even exponent e, the sum through M^e is at least M.
The requested scan-free X^(1/r) specialization: at even positive depth
r, the summatory function through the perfect r-th power M^r is at
least M.