Analytic control of the actual same-box collisions #
The original dimension-one product hypothesis controls each geometric interval, including its closed lower and strict upper endpoint. Summing over the actual distinct prime pairs retains the rough Euler normalization. No count of prime subsets or bound on a different family is used.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.sum_le_inverseProduct_sub_one · compiled type and proof/definition references.
The interval product hypothesis pays an actual subinterval prime sum.
The -1 is essential to keep the geometric width small.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.interval_sum_le · compiled type and proof/definition references.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.rough_parameters · compiled type and proof/definition references.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.rough_prime_lower · compiled type and proof/definition references.
No geometric-grid cardinality is needed: the distinct later partners
of p lie in [p,p^(1+epsilon^9)).
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.sameBox_partner_sum_le · compiled type and proof/definition references.
A same-carrier pair bound from the original product hypothesis.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiLiuPrereqWF.CollisionAnalytic.roughCollisionPairMass_le_dimensionOne · compiled type and proof/definition references.