The polylogarithmic height used in the pointwise nonquadratic contour.
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Uniform log log control of the conductor-height logarithm at the chosen
polylogarithmic height. This is the arithmetic input needed to make the left
edge exponential dominate every prescribed logarithmic loss.
The quantitative left edge supplies an arbitrary fixed logarithmic saving,
uniformly for conductors below logConductorThreshold. This is the genuinely
non-polynomial part of the parameter selection.
The exact twisted prefix has the same elementary linear majorant as
Chebyshev's psi, uniformly in the character. This is used to absorb all
prefixes below the square-root split.
The smoothing-removal constant is uniform in both the modulus and the character. This is the quantifier order needed by pointwise applications.
Exact-prefix closure of the nonquadratic contour once the four scalar payments (left edge, horizontal edges, right tails, and smoothing removal) have been made. The constants are chosen before the modulus and character.
At the strengthened loss P = D + 20, the prescribed polylogarithmic
height, reciprocal-log displacement, and smoothing width pay all four contour
terms against the common target N / log(N)^D, uniformly in the conductor.
Uniform-in-y nonquadratic pointwise Siegel--Walfisz bound. The conductor
cutoff is measured at the ambient endpoint N; for large prefixes the same
N-based contour is used, while prefixes below 2√N are paid by the elementary
Chebyshev bound.