Continuous upper Rosser boundary mass #
Recursive boundary mass, measurability, the depth-two logarithmic kernel, Lipschitz estimates, and nonnegativity.
The continuous mass of depth-2k upper Rosser boundary chains. The
additional argument b is the inherited strict upper bound for the largest
remaining coordinate; retaining it makes pair removal exactly recursive.
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- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.upperRosserBoundaryMassAux 0 x✝² x✝¹ x✝ = if 0 ≤ x✝² ∧ x✝² < 3 * x✝¹ then 1 else 0
- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.upperRosserBoundaryMassAux k.succ x✝² x✝¹ x✝ = ∫ (x₀ : ℝ) in Set.Ioo x✝¹ (min x✝ (x✝² / 3)), x₀⁻¹ * ∫ (x₁ : ℝ) in Set.Ioo x✝¹ x₀, x₁⁻¹ * MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.upperRosserBoundaryMassAux k (x✝² - x₀ - x₁) x✝¹ x₁
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The continuous depth-2k boundary mass with the global logarithmic cutoff
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The depth-zero residual mass is continuous in its level away from its two affine boundary values.
The depth-zero residual mass is jointly continuous in its level and lower cutoff away from the two affine jump hypersurfaces. The inherited upper cutoff does not occur at depth zero.
Affine specialization of the joint depth-zero continuity statement used in the inner dominated-convergence step of the recursive Rosser mass.
On a cell in the peeled coordinate, the depth-zero residual is bounded by
its left-endpoint value except on the unique cell meeting the affine boundary
x = s - x₀ - 3a. The other depth-zero jump is downward in this orientation
and therefore costs nothing in an upper majorant.
A nonzero depth-zero residual below a peeled Rosser pair retains the depth-two lower support for the outer coordinate. This remains valid for the continuous majorant, independently of whether the pair comes from an exact boundary chain.
The finite-depth Rosser boundary mass is jointly strongly measurable in its level, lower cutoff, and inherited upper cutoff.
The inner integral appearing in the Rosser pair recursion is strongly measurable jointly in the residual level, lower cutoff, and outer coordinate.
At depth zero, the residual factor is exactly the indicator of the moving terminal shell in the peeled coordinate.
The depth-zero inner integrand is integrable whenever the fixed lower endpoint is positive.
Without any ordering assumptions, the depth-zero inner integral is the reciprocal integral over its exact moving shell.
On the outer Rosser range, the upper edge of the terminal shell is automatic, leaving a reciprocal integral with one moving lower endpoint.
Exact logarithmic evaluation of the depth-zero inner integral. The conditional records precisely whether the moving terminal shell is nonempty.
The first positive boundary depth is therefore an explicit one-dimensional piecewise logarithmic integral.
The conditional logarithm left after evaluating the inner depth-two boundary integral.
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On the ordered region a < x₀, the depth-two logarithmic kernel has only
the two affine break loci 2x₀ = s - 3a and x₀ = s - 4a.
On the positive ordered region, the apparent piecewise kernel is simply the positive part of one continuous logarithmic ratio. Thus its internal affine break loci create no jump discontinuities.
The logarithm is explicitly Lipschitz on the screened coordinate interval. This controls the oscillation of each smooth branch of the depth-two kernel.
Ratios of screened coordinates have an explicit logarithmic oscillation bound. This is the smooth-cell estimate for both branches of the depth-two kernel.
The whole depth-two logarithmic kernel is uniformly Lipschitz on its
screened ordered domain. In particular, the two affine branch loci in
upperRosserBoundaryLogKernel_eq_piecewise require no exceptional strips.
The depth-two boundary mass expressed using its named logarithmic kernel.
The first positive residual boundary depth has the same logarithmic-kernel description with an arbitrary inherited upper face.
The conditional logarithmic kernel is nonnegative above a positive lower cutoff.
Uniform bound for the explicit conditional logarithmic kernel on the
screened box 1 / 6 ≤ a, x₀ ≤ 1. It is independent of s, hence uniform
in particular for 3 / 2 ≤ s ≤ 4.
Including the reciprocal outer density costs at most a further factor
6 on the screened box.
The full depth-two integrand, including its reciprocal outer weight, has a uniform modulus of continuity on the screened ordered box.
On a fixed screened interval, changing the sieve parameter changes the
depth-two integral by at most 36 |s - t| times the interval length.
The cells meeting the moving outer face x₀ = s / 3 contribute only
O(h), uniformly in s. This is the remaining boundary-strip estimate in the
depth-two Darboux comparison.
The first positive-depth continuous boundary mass is uniformly Lipschitz in
the sieve parameter on the screened outer range. The 36 term controls the
kernel on the common support, while 2 log 6 is the moving-face strip cost.
The first positive-depth boundary mass is also uniformly Lipschitz in its
screened outer cutoff. This is the second coordinate estimate needed for the
outer (q,p₀) Darboux mesh.
Joint modulus of continuity for the depth-two boundary mass in its sieve parameter and outer coordinate.
Uniform depth-two boundary-mass bound on the screened outer range. The
factor 5 uses that the outer interval has length at most 1 - 1 / 6.
Every finite-depth continuous boundary mass is nonnegative once its terminal coordinate is nonnegative.