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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.StandardBVLowHighConductor

Standard BV through a low/high primitive-conductor split #

This module keeps three logically different inputs separate.

The weighted-Cauchy lemma below records the only automatic effect of deleting conductors R: the outer factor is the harmonic tail sum_{R<d≤Q} 1/d. There is no factor R⁻¹. Consequently the needed inverse-log saving is located explicitly in VaughanHighConductorHybridSaving, not attributed to Cauchy or to the choice of the modulus exponent B.

The literal low/high separator R = floor(log(N)^C).

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    Primitive conductors from two through the logarithmic separator.

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      Primitive conductors strictly above the logarithmic separator.

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        Exact low/high partition of the conductor-regrouped direct mean.

        Minimal Siegel--Walfisz primitive-prefix source. It controls each primitive Λ twist at conductor d ≤ log(N)^C; no modulus average and no BV conclusion occurs in its type. The decay exponent D is chosen after C.

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          A primitive-prefix SW bound pays the low-conductor physical term with its literal conductor multiplicity and character count.

          AP-normalized primitive direct mean restricted to a conductor set.

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            Square-large-sieve ledger on exactly the same conductor set.

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              The genuine weighted-Cauchy outer payment after deleting conductors R.

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                Weighted Cauchy on the high-conductor interval. The lower cutoff produces exactly the harmonic tail, while d/φ(d) occurs only in the square ledger.

                Removing low conductors only deletes positive harmonic summands.

                If the high range is nonempty, its Cauchy factor still contains the final summand 1/Q. Thus Cauchy supplies no automatic power of R; any useful inverse-log gain must enter the high-conductor analytic estimate itself.

                The missing analytic saving is frozen at its real location: the sum of the three exact high-conductor Vaughan means. This is not a BV conclusion.

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                  Exact physical terms appearing after principal reduction and discrete partial summation. nonprincipal is where the low/high conductor route feeds in; all other lanes are already concrete.

                  • nonprincipal :
                  • principal :
                  • principalBad :
                  • primePower :
                  • chebyshevToLi :
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                    Literal total physical payment after the Abel amplifier.

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                      Exact nonprincipal character term produced by the finite AP orthogonality theorem.

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                        Exact principal modulus-one term, with its 1/φ(q) transport retained.

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                          Exact bad-prime-power deletion from the principal characters.

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                            Exact higher-prime-power correction in the ψ-to-prime passage.

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                              Exact scalar discrete-main-to-li source after summing 1/φ(q).

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                                The literal five-lane packet supplied by character orthogonality, principal reduction, prime-power removal, and partial summation.

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                                  The proven finite principal/prime-power/partial-summation connector. No analytic estimate is used here.

                                  The remaining finite normalization connector needed to feed the conductor split into the preceding concrete packet. Its statement is an inequality between literal finite means, not an analytic or BV hypothesis.

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                                    At a fixed N,Q, a Standard-BV estimate follows once every named physical lane is dominated and their literal total fits the target. The theorem does not allow the modulus exponent B to pay a Q-independent N term: such a term remains in P.nonprincipal until the Vaughan hybrid hypothesis saves it.

                                    Quantifier-faithful sufficient interface for Standard BV. For each target A, choose the conductor exponent C; then choose the modulus exponent B. The producer must pay all five physical lanes uniformly for large N. This ordering makes explicit that increasing B cannot repair a missing Q-independent high-conductor N saving.

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                                      The sufficient interface has exactly the usual Standard-BV conclusion.