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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.Distribution.LiuPan.LiuPanCombinedInverseLog

Combined inverse-log discrepancy for Liu's Pan endpoint #

The Type I endpoint, Type II endpoint, and complete signed-main kernel are recombined before taking an absolute value. Vaughan's finite identity then identifies this expression with the source-weighted Λ / log discrepancy. The already separated prime-power correction remains on its own power-saving scale.

The older componentwise contracts are intentionally left unchanged. Their degenerate or conductor-one endpoint behavior does not prove the combined estimate introduced here.

Exact finite combination #

noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogDiscrepancy (main : ) (y X q l : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :

The Type I endpoint, Type II endpoint, and complete signed main, combined inside one absolute value before any analytic estimate is applied.

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    Vaughan's logarithmic identity recombines the three endpoint terms into the exact source-weighted Λ / log discrepancy.

    noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxL (main : ) (y X q : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :

    Maximum of the exact combined discrepancy over canonical reduced residues.

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      noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxY (main : ) (X q x : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :

      Maximum of the exact combined discrepancy over y ≤ x.

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        theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxL_zero (main : ) (y X : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :
        liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxL main y X 0 f u v = 0

        The zero modulus has no canonical reduced residue.

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        Modulus one uses its unique canonical residue 0.

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        theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxY_zero (main : ) (X x : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :
        liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxY main X 0 x f u v = 0

        The zero-modulus y-maximum is canonically zero.

        theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxY_one (main : ) (X x : ) (f : ) (u v : ) :
        liuPanCombinedInverseLogMaxY main X 1 x f u v = (Finset.image (fun (y : ) => liuPanCombinedInverseLogDiscrepancy main y X 1 0 f u v) (Finset.range (x + 1))).max'

        The modulus-one y-maximum retains the unique residue 0.

        Exact correction separation and maxima #

        Only the prime-power correction is separated after the three principal endpoint terms have been recombined.

        The canonical residue maximum inherits the exact combined-plus-correction bound.

        The two nested maxima preserve the combined-before-absolute-value route.

        Source-family analytic input #

        The fixed-source combined inverse-log estimate.

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          The source-family combined estimate, with f_N chosen inside the final universal quantifier over N.

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            The source Pan average is bounded by the combined discrepancy and only the separately controlled prime-power correction.

            theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuPaperQSourceFullDistributionMajorant_le_of_combinedInverseLog (kappa epsilon A B C Cpp delta K : ) (N u v : ) (hN : 8 N) (hepsilon : 0 epsilon) (hcut : liuSourceDEpsilon N epsilon panModulusCutoff N B) (hcombined : LiuMainPanCombinedInverseLogBoundAt kappa N A B C u v) (hpp : LiuMainPanAPPrimePowerPowerSavingBoundAt N (liuWeight N (liuSourceZ10 N) (liuSourceY3 N)) B Cpp delta K) :

            Fixed-N eqn-r consumer. The combined inverse-log estimate and the prime-power power saving remain on their distinct scales.

            Source-family and little-oh consumers #

            The source-family combined estimate and the proved source prime-power endpoint give the exact eqn-r majorant with three distinct scales.

            A cubic inverse-log bound is negligible relative to N / log(N)^2.

            The exact Liu eqn-r distribution majorant is o(N / log(N)^2) under the combined source-family predicate. The proved prime-power power saving and the established R₁ estimate are used only at their own scales.

            theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.tendsto_abs_liuSelbergRemainder_div_mainScale_of_combinedInverseLog (kappa epsilon : ) (u v : ) (lambda : ) (hepsilon : 0 < epsilon) (hlambda : ∀ᶠ (N : ) in Filter.atTop, LiuSelbergLambdaAdmissible N epsilon (lambda N)) (hcombined : LiuMainPanCombinedInverseLogSourceFamilyBound kappa u v) :
            Filter.Tendsto (fun (N : ) => |liuSelbergRemainder (liuLogarithmicIntegral kappa) N epsilon (lambda N)| / (N / Real.log N ^ 2)) Filter.atTop (nhds 0)

            Consequently, every eventually admissible Selberg lambda family has its actual signed remainder negligible on the downstream main scale.