The plus first-crossing half of Suzuki Lemma 10.28 #
This file treats the plus branch directly. In particular, it does not obtain it by changing signs in the minus first-crossing theorem: the first-crossing set, window order, and pairing inequality all have the opposite orientation.
The plus phase φ₊(s)=∫₁ˢ ξ(t)dt+cs.
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.phiPlus ξ c s = Section10Lemma1028.xiPhase ξ s + c * s
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The plus exponent ψ₊(s)=φ₊(s)-log r(s+1).
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.psiPlus r ξ c s = Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.phiPlus ξ c s - Real.log (r (s + 1))
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Suzuki's weighted plus envelope.
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.envelopePlus R ξ c s = R s * Real.exp (Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.phiPlus ξ c s)
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Its logarithm, used to state the first-crossing history.
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.logEnvelopePlus R ξ c s = Real.log (R s) + Section10Lemma1028.xiPhase ξ s + c * s
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Direct plus version of (10.44).
A genuine plus first crossing: the logarithmic slope starts positive and
s is the first point after s₀ at which it is nonpositive.
- s : ℝ
- slope_continuousOn : ContinuousOn self.slope (Set.Ioc β self.s)
- logEnvelope_continuousOn : ContinuousOn (logEnvelopePlus R ξ c) (Set.Icc β self.s)
- hasDeriv (u : ℝ) : u ∈ Set.Ioc β self.s → HasDerivAt (logEnvelopePlus R ξ c) (self.slope u) u
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Continuity turns the weak sign at the first point into stationarity.
At the plus crossing, (10.44) is exactly (10.45) with the plus sign.
Before the first nonpositive crossing, log W₊ is monotone.
Correct plus window order: W₊(s) ≥ W₊(t) ≥ W₊(s-1).
Pairing-zero rewritten directly in plus variables.
Equation (10.54): increasing plus history gives a lower pairing bound.
The scalar expression on the right of source (10.55).
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.plusPairingScalarRatio ξ c s = ((ξ s + c - 2 / s) * ∫ (t : ℝ) in s - 1..s, Real.exp (-Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.psiPlus Section10Equation1053NonCircular.explicitKappaOneAdjointPlus ξ c t)) / Real.exp (-Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.psiPlus Section10Equation1053NonCircular.explicitKappaOneAdjointPlus ξ c (s - 1))
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The strict scalar conclusion of (10.55), separated from the topological and pairing argument rather than hidden in a final exclusion field.
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Equations (10.54)--(10.55), lower half: pairing and stationarity force the plus scalar ratio to be at most one.
Source-facing producer of a genuine plus first crossing. It is a theorem premise about the least crossing, not an arbitrary-stationary exclusion.
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- Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.ProducesPlusFirstCrossing R β c S = ∀ (v : ℝ), S ≤ v → Section10Lemma1028FirstCrossing.normalizedMinusBase R Section10CanonicalXi.xi v + c ≤ 0 → ∃ (w : Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.PlusFirstCrossing R Section10CanonicalXi.xi c β S), S ≤ w.s
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Continuity of the normalized slope on the full legal half-line, including
β; only differentiability uses the open left endpoint.
Compactness constructs the least plus crossing. No derivative at the
apparatus endpoint β is requested.
The topological producer, now proved rather than assumed.
Plus half of the common-majorant conclusion. This is an output type; no input apparatus contains the final slope conclusion.
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Source-faithful stationary closure of the plus case of (10.55) #
plusPairingScalarRatio above is the exact ratio before the source expansion.
It was previously called equation1055PlusScalarRatio; that attribution is
withdrawn: the printed (10.55) contains the positive λ / (s A) prefactor.
The definitions below record that prefactor literally and use the expansion only
at stationary candidates, exactly as in the source proof.
The denominator A = ξ(s) + c - λ/s in the first factor of (10.55).
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The exponentially small negative term displayed in the plus case of (10.55).
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- Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.equation1055PlusExponentialTerm lam c s = lam * Real.exp (-c / 2) / (s * Section10CanonicalXi.xi s)
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The literal two-factor scalar on the right of source (10.55). In
particular, its positive correction is λ / (s A), not merely 1/A.
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- Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.equation1055PlusScalarRatio lam c s remainder = (1 + lam / (s * Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.equation1055PlusDenominator lam c s)) * (1 - Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.equation1055PlusExponentialTerm lam c s + remainder)
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A candidate is required to be stationary and to lie beyond the fixed
source cutoff S₀; no unconditional assertion over all points at infinity is
used.
- s : ℝ
- stationary : Section10Lemma1028FirstCrossing.normalizedMinusBase R Section10CanonicalXi.xi self.s + c = 0
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The source inputs used after (10.45)--(10.46). The fields are the stationary expansion (10.55), its two quantitative remainder estimates, and a bounded fixed initial segment. There is deliberately no final strict inequality and no first-crossing producer field.
- lam : ℝ
- C : ℝ
- initial_bounded : ∃ (B : ℝ), ∀ u ∈ Set.Icc β S₀, -Section10Lemma1028FirstCrossing.normalizedMinusBase R Section10CanonicalXi.xi u ≤ B
- denominator_pos (c : ℝ) : self.C ≤ c → ∀ (w : PlusStationaryCandidate R c S₀), 0 < equation1055PlusDenominator self.lam c w.s
- expansion (c : ℝ) : self.C ≤ c → ∀ (w : PlusStationaryCandidate R c S₀), Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.plusPairingScalarRatio Section10CanonicalXi.xi c w.s = equation1055PlusScalarRatio self.lam c w.s (self.remainder c w.s)
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The source (10.55) scalar is strictly greater than one at every stationary
candidate, uniformly for all c ≥ C. The positive λ/(sA) correction absorbs
both the exponentially small term and the signed remainder.
Uniform stationary formulation: for the fixed S₀, every c beyond the
single source threshold excludes every stationary candidate by strict (10.55).
Plus common majorant with both former residual premises removed. The already-proved topological producer is invoked internally, and strict (10.55) is needed only for the stationary crossing it produces.
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- Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.section10_plus_commonMajorant_of_stationary_source h hadj hβ hβS hβoneS src = { cPlus := max src.C (max 1 (Classical.choose ⋯ + 1)), cutoff := 4, one_le_cPlus := ⋯, four_le_cutoff := Section10Equation1055UniformStationary.section10_plus_commonMajorant_of_stationary_source._proof_9, envelope_slope_nonneg := ⋯ }