The analytic core preceding Suzuki (10.53) #
This file internalizes the exact calculus and pairing identities used before the
asymptotic estimates in (10.47)--(10.53). No derivative sign, adjacent-value
estimate, or Equation1053MinusExclusion is assumed.
The phase φ₋(s)=∫₁ˢ ξ(t)dt-cs.
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- Section10Equation1053.phiMinus ξ c s = Section10Lemma1028.xiPhase ξ s - c * s
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The exponent ψ₋(s)=φ₋(s)-log r(s+1) in (10.46)--(10.53).
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- Section10Equation1053.psiMinus r ξ c s = Section10Equation1053.phiMinus ξ c s - Real.log (r (s + 1))
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Weighted minus envelope, in a form convenient for the pairing identity.
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- Section10Equation1053.envelopeMinus R ξ c s = R s * Real.exp (Section10Equation1053.phiMinus ξ c s)
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The adjoint equation alone gives the exact first derivative of r.
For a=2,b=1 this is the non-asymptotic precursor of source (10.41).
Exact version of the first line used in (10.47). The paper next replaces
its adjoint quotient by (λ-1)/s + O(1/s²).
A pointwise Taylor/secant estimate for the canonical phase on a unit interval. This is the part of (10.47) supplied solely by Proposition 10.20.
Exact integration-by-parts identity underlying (10.53). It deliberately keeps the remainder integral explicit; bounding it is precisely where source (10.41)--(10.42), (10.47)--(10.52), and the asymptotics of Proposition 10.20 enter.
Pairing-zero rewritten in the weighted variables used in (10.54), with no monotonicity hypothesis.