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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Vaughan.StandardBVHighActualVaughanRows

Actual Vaughan square ledgers produce the moving high source #

The sole analytic input in this file is a square-ledger theorem for the three literal Vaughan coefficient rows on the retained primitive-conductor interval. In particular, it is not an estimate for the final unsquared high mean. The fixed exponent κ is the complete reserve for shell counts, prefix maxima, Möbius/logarithmic convolution coefficients, and the conductor/Abel envelopes.

The fixed polylogarithmic reserve attached to the actual shell aggregation. The inequality is deliberately frozen at square-ledger level. Its left side contains the exact Abel/conductor envelopes and the exact production Vaughan rows; it neither mentions StandardBVHighTypeITypeIIHybridMovingSource nor assumes an unsquared high mean.

The established production ingredients feeding this interface are:

  • the uniform Type-I μ/log convolution moment with exponent 5;
  • the actual first/product-dyadic Type-I row partition;
  • the canonical hyperbolic Type-II collected-prefix partition and its fixed-row prefix ledger; and
  • one finite Cauchy payment for the three Vaughan lanes.
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    Canonical square-ledger source with faithful quantifier order: for each requested decay A, choose B,C first, then u,v,K. The margin on B is exactly the one required by the Standard-BV elementary payload.

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      Source-faithful separated chosen source. Its only analytic inputs are the exact production Type-I and Type-II ledgers. Both are evaluated at the shared chosen cutoff; the exact small coefficient is paid internally by the adapter.

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        Adding the two analytic ledgers and the internally paid exact small ledger yields the canonical chosen total source.

        Compatibility adapter: the old uniformly quantified square source is strictly stronger than the canonical chosen-cutoff source.

        The actual high Vaughan hybrid is extracted from the source-specific square ledger by weighted conductor Cauchy. This is the only passage from squares to an unsquared mean.

        A chosen-cutoff square-ledger theorem for the actual Vaughan rows, with one fixed polylogarithmic reserve κ, inhabits the canonical chosen high source.

        Legacy compatibility endpoint. New production code should use standardBVHighTypeITypeIIHybridChosenSource_of_actualRows; this wrapper keeps the old all-B,C API callable without making it canonical.