Section 10 DDE reduction for the Proposition 13.1 unit shift #
This file deliberately stops the source boundary before Lemma 10.29. The remaining source input is the one-sided conclusion of Lemma 10.28: the logarithmic slope of the decreasing common-majorant envelope is non-positive. The unit-shift estimate and its two-step Section 13 consumer are proved below.
The Iwaniec pairing in §10, specialized to the coefficient b = 1.
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Minimal non-circular DDE(2,1,β) apparatus used at κ = 1.
The record contains the original and adjoint equations, positivity, and the vanishing pairing. It contains no adjacent-value estimate.
- continuous : ContinuousOn R (Set.Ioi (β - 1))
- pairing_zero (s : ℝ) : β < s → section10Pairing R self.adjoint s = 0
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The common majorant ξ and the decreasing envelope furnished by the
one-sided half of source Lemma 10.28. The displayed envelope_slope_nonpos
is equation (10.44) after multiplying by the positive quantity s R(s);
majorizes_log is the elementary Proposition 10.20 comparison, with bounded
initial values absorbed into A.
This is strictly upstream of Lemma 10.29: no statement comparing R(s-1) and
R(s) is a field of this record.
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Lemma 10.17 and the Proposition 13.1 construction: Q̂ satisfies the
positive DDE(2,1,β) apparatus and is uniformly comparable with each T̂±.
No adjacent-value estimate is included.
- dde : Section10DDEApparatus self.Qhat (2 + sign.epsilon)
- K : ℝ
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The one-sided κ=1 content of Lemma 10.29, now derived from the
Lemma-10.28 common envelope rather than postulated as a ratio field.
Division form of the one-step bound used twice in Proposition 13.1.
Lemma 10.17 transports Lemma 10.29 from the common majorant Q̂ to
one hat layer.
Internalized Proposition 13.1(iii) contract. Two one-unit applications of
Lemma 10.29 give the required two-unit weighted ratio; elementary monotonicity
of s and log(es) supplies a single uniform constant for both signs.