Actual tensor energy and rectangle aggregation for Vaughan Type II #
This module bounds the coefficient obtained after collecting t=e*m by
Cauchy on the actual fibre. The subsequent sum remains a sum in (d,t);
it is never repackaged pointwise in n=d*e*m.
The actual e-fibre above t, including the physical cutoff on m.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanTensorFiber y d ES t = {e ∈ ES | ∃ m ∈ Finset.Icc 1 (y / (d * e)), ↑(e * m) = t}
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Number of representations in the actual t=e*m fibre.
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The Λ square-energy on one actual fibre.
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The external coefficient energy with precisely the multiplicity and
Λ-energy generated by fibre Cauchy. Keeping this as a (d,t) sum is the
key distinction from a pointwise estimate after n=d*e*m.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanActualTensorCoeffEnergy b y DS ES = ∑ d ∈ DS, ∑ t ∈ Finset.Icc 1 ↑y, ↑(AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanTensorFiberMultiplicity y d ES t) * AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanTensorFiberMangoldtEnergy y d ES t * ‖b (d * t.toNat)‖ ^ 2
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Exact fibre form of the actual Vaughan tensor coefficient.
Cauchy on the actual divisor fibre. Its two factors are the literal
fibre multiplicity and the literal Λ square-energy.
The actual tensor energy is compressed without leaving the full (d,t)
sum. No pointwise D²E² coefficient estimate occurs.
A scalar consumer of the exact (d,t) ledger. Δ is a divisor-fibre
multiplicity cap, LΛ a fibrewise Mangoldt-energy cap, and B the summed
external coefficient energy.
Möbius has unit pointwise square budget, hence its energy is at most the literal outer-block cardinality.
Actual canonical-block primitive bound after inserting the fibre and external-coefficient energies.
Rectangle-count Cauchy, in the exact form used to reconstruct the full Type-II prefix.
Full weighted primitive maximal ledger. Rectangle Cauchy costs exactly
(log₂ N+1)²; the right side is the sum of the already proved canonical-block
primitive energies, so no second pointwise coefficient loss is introduced.