AP-normalized direct Type-II bilinear shells #
The direct mean is formed before squaring. Cauchy is first taken over primitive
characters and then over moduli with the outer weight q⁻¹/²; hence the square
side has exactly the q / φ(q) weight accepted by the bilinear tensor large
sieve. The canonical (d,t) tensor prefix remains intact throughout.
The resulting square scale on a d-shell is
H * RM² * D * (M + c(Q)Q²) * E(D,M).
For the actual tensor energy E(D,M) ≪ D M log⁵, taking the square root gives
D M + sqrt(c(Q)) Q sqrt(D * D M), rather than another unsquared factor D M.
Thus the existing second moment is sufficient for the direct shell. The final
theorem below only aggregates already-physical shell bounds; it does not freeze
a Type-II conclusion as a new analytic premise.
The unsquared AP-normalized mean of one actual canonical (d,t) tensor
prefix. The maximum in t is inside each primitive-character summand.
Equations
- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.apNormalizedVaughanCanonicalBilinearShellMean b y N u v k l Q = ∑ q ∈ Finset.Icc 1 Q, (↑q.totient)⁻¹ * ∑ χ : AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.PrimitiveCharacter q, √(AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanCanonicalBilinearPrefixMaxSquare b y N u v k l q χ)
Instances For
The correct double Cauchy inequality for a direct bilinear shell. Character
Cauchy is local to each modulus; modulus Cauchy uses q⁻¹/². Consequently no
cardinality factor for the modulus interval and no second tensor energy appear.
Existing bilinear tensor prefix large sieve inserted after the direct double Cauchy. The actual energy occurs exactly once.
Fully explicit direct-shell square bound. In contrast with applying an
additional rowwise estimate after Cauchy, the 27 tensor energy is multiplied
only once.
Scalar physical-scale extraction from the square ledger. If X = D*M ≤ y,
then the polynomial part of the direct shell is bounded by
y + sqrt(c) Q sqrt(D*y). This is the point at which the apparent extra
D*M is removed by taking the square root.
Honest final wiring: once the exact canonical shell decomposition and its physical bounds have been proved, their finite sum inhabits the existing AP-normalized Type-II input. No Type-II estimate is assumed under another name.