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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Vaughan.HighConductorVaughanTypeIIFixedShell

Actual high-conductor Type-II ledger on one canonical shell #

The outer row lies in [2^k,2^(k+1)); the collected inner coefficient is cut off by the physical condition r*t ≤ N. Thus every row has the common short length N / 2^k. The theorem below applies the canonical prefix-maximal primitive large sieve row by row and keeps the conductor range R < d ≤ Q.

Common inner length forced by the closed lower endpoint of the shell.

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    One actual collected row, including its physical product cutoff.

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      noncomputable def AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanTypeIIFixedShellPrefixSquare (N k y d : ) (a : ) (c : ) (χ : PrimitiveCharacter d) :

      The actual fixed-shell Type-II square for one character and one prefix.

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        The physical cutoff and shell lower endpoint force support in the common short interval.

        Row Cauchy for the literal collected shell, with each row controlled by its own complete canonical prefix maximum.

        Actual collected-shell Type-II square ledger. Primitive conductors stay in R < d ≤ Q; row Cauchy is followed by the canonical row-prefix tensor large sieve at the physically shortened length N / 2^k. No HighConductorTypeIISquareSaving premise occurs.

        The AP-normalized 1/φ(d) mean is converted by the genuine conductor Cauchy connector to the proved actual fixed-shell square ledger.

        The shortened large-sieve diagonal pays the shell cardinality scale without losing 2^k: 2^k * (N / 2^k) ≤ N.

        Exact diagonal/modulus audit after paying a shell energy bounded by 2^k. The shortened diagonal is at most N; the modulus term remains 2^k Q². No power of the conductor cutoff R appears in this rowwise large-sieve step.