Explicit moment bound for the long-variable Vaughan Type-I coefficient #
The two truncated convolutions are opened before summing over n. The
Möbius factor has absolute value at most one. In the middle convolution the
nonnegative truncated Λ-sum is enlarged to the full divisor sum and then
identified with log. Consequently each Type-I piece is bounded by
τ(n) log (N+1), uniformly in both cutoffs. The divisor-square moment with
constant 27 then gives an N log^5(N+1) coefficient moment.
Uniform pointwise Type-I estimate obtained from the opened μ * log and
μ * Λ convolutions. In particular it has no polynomial dependence on the
cutoffs u,v.
Explicit N log^5(N+1) moment bound. The constant is
4 * 27 = 108; all dependence on N,u,v is displayed (and the estimate is
uniform in u,v).
Concrete inhabitant of the frozen Type-I coefficient-moment interface.
Premise-free-in-the-moment weighted primitive Type-I prefix-maximal bound.
The only coefficient assumption is the displayed finite B-bound; no analytic
moment hypothesis remains.
The same unconditional result with the left side written as the exact short-times-long rearranged Type-I prefixes.