Richert 1969: Lemma 3 and the payment from ordinary Bombieri #
Frozen source:
references/richert-1969/richert-1969.pdf, PDF page 14, equations (3.24)--(3.25);- the same PDF, pages 17--20, especially ordinary Bombieri (4.18) and the following Cauchy--Schwarz argument;
references/richert-1969/VISION_TRANSCRIPTION.md, sections 7 and 9.
The source does not invoke a weighted Bombieri theorem as a black box. It
applies Cauchy--Schwarz, uses Lemma 3 with h = 9 to pay the square of
3 ^ omega(d), and uses a pointwise d E*(N,d) envelope on the second factor.
The theorem below records exactly that finite implication.
The divisor weight in the square of Richert's 3 ^ omega(d) error sum.
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- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.Richert1969.lemma3NineOmegaMass S = ∑ d ∈ S, 9 ^ d.primeFactors.card / ↑d
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The weighted error sum that appears after the two sieve remainders are reindexed by their combined modulus.
Equations
- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.Richert1969.threeOmegaErrorMass S E = ∑ d ∈ S, 3 ^ d.primeFactors.card * E d
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Richert's Lemma 3 at h = 9, specialized to a finite squarefree carrier:
the required mass is dominated by the finite J₉ Euler-product mass.
The h = 9 case of Richert's Lemma 3 in the polylogarithmic form used
after Cauchy--Schwarz. Its constant is independent of the carrier and cutoff.
Finite Cauchy--Schwarz in the exact form used after (4.18).
sum E is the ordinary Bombieri mass. The pointwise estimate
d * E d ≤ X turns the second Cauchy factor into X * sum E; the first factor
is the h = 9 instance of Lemma 3.
Richert's explicit payment: Lemma 3 at h = 9, ordinary Bombieri (4.18),
and the elementary pointwise envelope imply the 3 ^ omega weighted error
bound. No weighted Bombieri conclusion is assumed.
Richert's complete finite payment from Lemma 3 and an ordinary Bombieri
mass, with no weighted Bombieri conclusion assumed. Squarefreeness and the
cutoff discharge Lemma 3 through J₉; Cauchy--Schwarz pays the 3^ω weight.