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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.PrincipalLambdaGlobalReduction

Reduction of every principal character to the global PNT source #

The principal character at level q deletes exactly the von Mangoldt mass on prime powers p^k with p ∣ q. This module makes that deletion literal, bounds it by ω(q) (log₂ N + 1) log N, sums the correction over q ≤ Q, and feeds the modulus-one source contract into the prime-AP partial-summation bridge.

The non-coprime von Mangoldt support through N.

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    The explicit prime-power envelope indexed by p ∣ q and the exponent.

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      Every non-coprime point supporting Λ is p^k for a prime divisor of q.

      There are at most ω(q)(log₂ N+1) bad prime powers through N.

      The mass deleted from the principal character at modulus q.

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        Literal partition of the global von Mangoldt prefix into coprime and bad mass.

        Explicit ω(q) bound for the deleted mass.

        theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.norm_principalBadLambdaMass_le_log2 {y N q : } (hq : 0 < q) (hy : y N) (hN : 2 N) :

        The same correction with the elementary ω(q) ≤ log₂ q substitution.

        Pointwise principal error at q is the global error plus bad prime powers.

        Uniform principal reduction for every positive modulus.

        Summing all principal errors through Q costs one copy of the global error per modulus and an explicit Q log₂Q log₂N log N scalar.

        theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.sum_principal_badCorrection_BVRange_payable {N Q : } {A B C : } (_hN : 2 N) (hQ : Q N / Real.log N ^ B) (hscalar : N / Real.log N ^ B * (Q.log2 * (N.log2 + 1) * Real.log N) C * N / Real.log N ^ A) :
        qFinset.Icc 1 Q, q.log2 * (N.log2 + 1) * Real.log N C * N / Real.log N ^ A

        In a Q ≤ √N/log^B N range, the complete bad-prime-power aggregate is paid once the displayed scalar (with Q eliminated) fits the target budget.

        The global source contract now feeds the prime-AP bridge for every positive q; only the explicit bad-prime-power term and nonprincipal transforms remain.