Divisor-square moments for the actual Vaughan Type-II tensor energy #
The fibre Cauchy bound is summed in (d,t) before any pointwise estimate in
n = d*t. Each actual e*m=t fibre injects into the divisors of t, and its
Mangoldt energy is bounded by the same divisor count times log (y+1)^2.
Thus a whole fixed-d row is controlled by a divisor-square prefix at length
y/d.
The only frozen analytic input below is the classical divisor-square moment bound. It is stated for that scalar prefix, not for the tensor energy or for the final Type-II conclusion.
The scalar divisor-square prefix, written on the integer interval used by
the primitive large-sieve modules. On this interval t.toNat is positive.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.divisorSquarePrefix X = ∑ t ∈ Finset.Icc 1 ↑X, ↑t.toNat.divisors.card ^ 2
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The minimal classical analytic input: an explicit X log^3(X+1) upper
bound for the second moment of the divisor function.
Equations
- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.DivisorSquareMomentBound C = ∀ (X : ℕ), AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.divisorSquarePrefix X ≤ C * ↑X * Real.log ↑(X + 1) ^ 3
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The quotient mass left after applying the divisor moment row by row.
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- AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanQuotientMass y DS = ∑ d ∈ DS, ↑(y / d)
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Pointwise only at the divisor weight (never at ambient length y): the
multiplicity times Mangoldt energy is at most tau(t)^2 log(y+1)^2.
Finite combinatorial rearrangement: after summing over all (d,t), the
actual tensor coefficient energy is bounded by a sum of divisor-square moments
at the physical row lengths y/d.
Consequence of the frozen scalar divisor-square moment. No tensor-energy or Type-II conclusion occurs in the premise.
A canonical binary shell has at most its lower endpoint 2^k
integers. This is the finite cardinality input that cancels the row length.
On one canonical d-shell, the sum of physical row lengths y/d is at
most y; no pointwise ambient-y loss is paid for every d.
Premise-minimal canonical-row closure. The classical divisor-square
moment alone gives actual tensor energy O(y log^5 y) on every dyadic shell;
the shell cardinality cancels against the physical row length.
The same canonical closure in the tensor-energy slot consumed by the weighted primitive full Type-II rectangle ledger.
BV-compatible scalar scale: a harmonic quotient-mass estimate of size
y log(y+1) turns the second divisor moment into y log^6(y+1).
The actual-energy estimate closes the tensor-energy slot used by the full Type-II rectangle ledger. Its premises are only the scalar divisor moment, a coefficient supremum, and the explicit quotient-mass estimate.