Sparse modulus support and inverse-lcm mass #
The canonical supported parts δ₁,δ₂ force a large square divisor in the
corresponding modulus. A gcd harmonic row estimate and three fixed-order
divisor bounds preserve this saving for signed inverse-lcm weights.
Large canonical δ₁ forces a large square divisor of the first modulus.
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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.LiLiuPrereqFouvry.deltaOne_mem_largeSquareDivisorSet · compiled type and proof/definition references.
Large canonical δ₂ forces a large square divisor of the second modulus.
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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.LiLiuPrereqFouvry.deltaTwo_mem_largeSquareDivisorSet · compiled type and proof/definition references.
A deterministic sparse inverse-lcm estimate: two coefficient bounds and one divisor bound suffice. The support may be any subset of the sparse set.
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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.LiLiuPrereqFouvry.sum_abs_lcm_weight_sparse_le · compiled type and proof/definition references.
Constants depend only on the fixed divisor order and positive exponent, and precede all changing scales, supports, and signed coefficients.
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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.LiLiuPrereqFouvry.sum_abs_lcm_weight_sparse_uniform · compiled type and proof/definition references.
Either coordinate may carry the large square divisor. Arbitrary further pair restrictions are allowed; overlap of the two sparse strips costs at most a factor of two, and the original lcm denominator is unchanged.
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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.LiLiuPrereqFouvry.sum_abs_lcm_weight_sparse_pairs_uniform · compiled type and proof/definition references.