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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.Suzuki.SuzukiEquation1055UniformStationary

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.

noncomputable def Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.phiPlus (ξ : ) (c s : ) :

The plus phase φ₊(s)=∫₁ˢ ξ(t)dt+cs.

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    noncomputable def Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.psiPlus (r ξ : ) (c s : ) :

    The plus exponent ψ₊(s)=φ₊(s)-log r(s+1).

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      noncomputable def Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.envelopePlus (R ξ : ) (c s : ) :

      Suzuki's weighted plus envelope.

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        noncomputable def Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.logEnvelopePlus (R ξ : ) (c s : ) :

        Its logarithm, used to state the first-crossing history.

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          theorem Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.exp_neg_psiPlus {r ξ : } {c t : } (hr : 0 < r (t + 1)) :
          Real.exp (-psiPlus r ξ c t) = r (t + 1) * Real.exp (-phiPlus ξ c t)
          theorem Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.logEnvelopePlus_hasDerivAt {R ξ : } ( : Section10Lemma1028.Proposition1020Xi ξ) {c s : } (hs : 0 < s) (hR : 0 < R s) (hDDE : HasDerivAt R (-(2 * R s + R (s - 1)) / s) s) :
          HasDerivAt (logEnvelopePlus R ξ c) (-R (s - 1) / (s * R s) + ξ s + c - 2 / s) s

          Direct plus version of (10.44).

          structure Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.PlusFirstCrossing (R ξ : ) (c β s₀ : ) :

          A genuine plus first crossing: the logarithmic slope starts positive and s is the first point after s₀ at which it is nonpositive.

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            theorem Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.PlusFirstCrossing.slope_pos_before {R ξ : } {c β s₀ : } (w : PlusFirstCrossing R ξ c β s₀) {u : } (hβu : β u) (hus : u < w.s) :
            0 < w.slope u
            theorem Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.PlusFirstCrossing.isLeast_nonpositive {R ξ : } {c β s₀ : } (w : PlusFirstCrossing R ξ c β s₀) :
            IsLeast {u : | s₀ u w.slope u 0} w.s

            The witness really records the least point in the closed nonpositive set.

            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.

            theorem Section10Lemma1028PlusAssembly.PlusFirstCrossing.window_order {R ξ : } {c β s₀ : } (h : Section10Lemma1028FirstCrossing.FirstCrossingDDEApparatus R β) (w : PlusFirstCrossing R ξ c β s₀) {t : } (ht : t Set.Icc (w.s - 1) w.s) :
            envelopePlus R ξ c (w.s - 1) envelopePlus R ξ c t envelopePlus R ξ c t envelopePlus R ξ c w.s

            Correct plus window order: W₊(s) ≥ W₊(t) ≥ W₊(s-1).

            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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                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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                      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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                        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.

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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.

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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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