Weighted sums of the genuine two-character convolution #
Modern Abel summation identifies the actual continued four-factor product as the constant term. The summatory error supplies an explicit endpoint and tail remainder. Positivity is used only for the lower bound on the finite sum. No zero existence or uniform Siegel bound is assumed or asserted.
The finite weighted sum of the real parts of the actual coefficients. For two quadratic characters these are the coefficients themselves.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.Bombieri1965Theorem4.twoCharacterWeightedSum χ ψ β x = ∑ n ∈ Finset.Icc 1 ⌊x⌋₊, ((χ.twoCharacterConvolution ψ) n).re * ↑n ^ (-β)
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Exact Abel summation, without any quadraticity hypothesis.
Real-part specialization of the actual continued constant.
An explicit bound for the actual convergent error tail.
Exact finite expansion with the actual continued product as constant, and with the endpoint and tail terms both displayed.
The explicit weighted asymptotic, valid for every β > 3/4, apart from the pole.
Positivity of every actual coefficient, and the coefficient at one, imply the finite weighted sum is at least one for every real exponent.
The explicit endpoint (5000 q^3)^8 pays the entire error uniformly for
β ≥ 7/8. The proof uses monotonicity of real powers, not a finite scan.
A residue lower bound conditional on an actual real zero of one of the three L-functions. No zero existence is included in the statement.