Finite-height Perron truncation for the complete Pan source #
The existing, proved Perron kernel estimate is used at Pan's actual abscissa and exponential height. Reciprocal product weights are retained in the error: an unweighted count up to the exponential height would lose the saving. Only the truncation remainder is estimated coefficientwise.
A uniform, weighted kernel error on every positive integer, including coordinates beyond the hyperbola. No kernel approximation is assumed.
The full finite hyperbola has a harmonic-mass error, rather than the unusable cardinality of the exponential prime cutoff.
Uniform error at the actual height, even though the second polynomial
contains every coordinate through floor T.
Exact integer hyperbola, including equality at a*n=y. The common
half-step is applied to the product, not separately to each source row.
Perron's formula for the complete source/prime amplitude, at Pan's line and height, with an unconditional error uniform in the source and character.