The quadratic contour uses the full conditional cross-zero width and a quarter-width extension into the absolutely convergent half-plane.
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The finite quadratic Perron rectangle.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLTwistedSmoothedQuadraticConditionalRectangle A c η q T = (↑(AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLTwistedSmoothedQuadraticConditionalLeft A c η q T) - Complex.I * ↑T).Rectangle (↑(AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.dirichletLTwistedSmoothedQuadraticConditionalRight A c η q T) + Complex.I * ↑T)
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The whole-band estimate pays the complete left edge of the quadratic Perron rectangle. This is the quantitative edge needed by the later Bochner integral estimate; no nonquadratic hypothesis occurs.
A zero-free quadratic cross-zero rectangle gives a holomorphic Perron integrand on the narrower variable-right rectangle.
Exact finite contour shift for the quadratic conditional rectangle.
Raw Landau--Siegel data select one positive quadratic contour width, after
which every primitive/nonprincipal quadratic character admits the exact finite
Perron shift. Unlike the old contour theorem this has no χ² ≠ 1 premise.