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MathlibNt.AnalyticNumberTheory.Vaughan.VaughanTypeIIBilinearFourthMomentScale

Canonical Type-II shell scale and the bilinear fourth-moment frontier #

This module makes two logically separate points precise.

Polynomial scale of a genuine two-variable multiplicative large sieve.

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    The scale is the product of the two one-variable large-sieve scales.

    A generic character form with genuinely two-dimensional coefficients. The row coefficients may depend on d; no rank-one/separability assumption is hidden in the interface.

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      Frobenius coefficient energy of the generic bilinear tensor.

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        Minimal analytic frontier: a weighted primitive-character fourth-moment bound for an arbitrary bilinear tensor. It is deliberately generic and per-rectangle; it mentions neither Vaughan coefficients nor a final BV error. For rank-one A d t = a d * b t, its left side is the mixed fourth moment sum |sum a_d χ(d)|^2 |sum b_t χ(t)|^2.

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          The frozen generic fourth moment is sufficient for the actual canonical Vaughan rectangle. This is only a per-shell second-moment consumer, not a BV conclusion.

          An e-shell whose lower endpoint exceeds the collected length is literally inactive: no product e*m=t with m≥1 can occur.

          Precise e-shell dichotomy: above M the short tensor energy is zero; on active shells the polynomial bound below is independent of E=2^l.

          Exact d-shell quotient-mass bound before using D*M ≤ y.

          theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.vaughanCanonicalShortTensorEnergy_le_shellScale (b : ) (y N u v k l : ) (B C : ) (hB : ny, b n B) (hMoment : DivisorSquareMomentBound C) (hC : 0 C) :

          True canonical short-tensor scale. l (and hence the e-shell size) is present but contributes no polynomial factor. The divisor-square moment has already paid for all collisions e*m=t.

          Abstract scale of the currently proved rowwise short-length route.

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            theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.rowwiseShortTypeIIScale_after_shellEnergy {D M Q energy C L : } (hD : 0 D) (hM : 0 M) (henergy : energy C * (D * M) * L) :
            rowwiseShortTypeIIScale D M Q energy C * (D * M) * (D * (M + Q ^ 2)) * L

            Substituting the true shell energy C*D*M*L into the rowwise route leaves one complete row-mass factor D*M.

            theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.rowwiseShortTypeIIScale_as_N {N D M Q C L : } (hN : N = D * M) :
            C * (D * M) * (D * (M + Q ^ 2)) * L = C * N * (N + D * Q ^ 2) * L

            With N=D*M, the preceding scale is C*N*(N+D*Q^2)*L; it is not (N+Q^2(D+M)+Q^4)*polylog by itself.

            theorem AnalyticNumberTheory.LargeSieve.bilinearMultiplicativeScale_as_N (N D M Q : ) (hN : N = D * M) :
            bilinearMultiplicativeScale D M Q = N + Q ^ 2 * (D + M) + Q ^ 4

            The desired bilinear coefficient is exactly N + Q^2(D+M) + Q^4 when N=D*M.