The Jurkat--Richert delay functions by finite method of steps #
We construct the weighted functions u F(u) and u f(u) from constant initial
data, rather than postulating a delay-equation contract. Each finite approximant
is continuous and the approximants stabilize on successively larger half-lines.
The harmless cutoffs below extend the weighted functions to the whole real line;
the sieve functions themselves are used only on the positive half-line.
The normalization is (5.5), and the integral and differential recurrences are (5.7) and (5.6) of Jurkat--Richert (1965). No asymptotic estimates are asserted.
Finite method of steps for the weighted pair. The denominator is truncated only outside the domain of integration, where its value is immaterial.
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- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.JurkatRichert1965ChenGammaOneQOne.delayStep A 0 x✝¹ x✝ = MathlibNt.SieveTheory.JurkatRichert1965ChenGammaOneQOne.delayInitial A x✝¹
- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.JurkatRichert1965ChenGammaOneQOne.delayStep A n.succ x✝¹ x✝ = MathlibNt.SieveTheory.JurkatRichert1965ChenGammaOneQOne.delayInitial A x✝¹ + ∫ (t : ℝ) in 2..max 2 x✝, MathlibNt.SieveTheory.JurkatRichert1965ChenGammaOneQOne.delayStep A n (!x✝¹) (t - 1) / max 1 (t - 1)
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A globally defined weighted function, requiring only finitely many integrals at any argument. The ceiling is only a choice of a sufficiently large step.
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The globally continuous delayed integrand, including an irrelevant extension to the left of the initial endpoint.
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The global integral equation, proved by stabilization, not assumed.
The unweighted delay pair with arbitrary initial upper constant.
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The right derivative at the initial endpoint, included in (5.6).
The literal weighted differential equation (5.6) away from the endpoint.
Uniqueness of the integral initial-value problem on the positive half-line. This is a consequence of the construction, not an input to it.
The normalization constant from Jurkat--Richert (5.5).
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The actual global upper delay function, constructed by finite method of steps.
This is not the legacy placeholder sieveFunctionF.
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The actual global lower delay function, constructed by finite method of steps.
This is not the legacy placeholder sieveFunctionf.
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The first extended upper formula, Jurkat--Richert (5.8).
The parity-indexed notation (5.14).