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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.Suzuki.SuzukiLemma1017GlobalPropagation

theorem Section10Lemma1017Comparison.propagate_one_unit {P Q : } (h : SignedPQData P Q) {ρ a : } ( : 0 < ρ) (ha : 4 a) (hprev : tSet.Icc (a - 1) a, |P t| ρ * Q t) (t : ) :
t Set.Icc a (a + 1)|P t| ρ * Q t

A weak envelope on one closed unit interval propagates to the next closed unit interval. The proof is genuinely over the reals: if the envelope first failed, compactness supplies a first nonnegative point; continuity makes it an equality point, while Claim 10.18 makes it strict.

theorem Section10Lemma1017Comparison.global_eta_of_compact_seed {P Q : } (h : SignedPQData P Q) (hpoint : tSet.Icc 3 4, |P t| < Q t) :
∃ (η : ), 0 < η η < 1 ∀ (s : ), 3 s|P s| η * Q s

A compact strict seed on [3,4] propagates to every real s ≥ 3. The natural-number induction is only used to cover successive real unit intervals; propagate_one_unit proves every point of each interval.

theorem Section10Lemma1017Comparison.lemma10_17_global_uniform_eta {Tplus Tminus P Q : } (h : SignedPQData P Q) (hP : P = fun (s : ) => Tplus s - Tminus s) (hQ : Q = fun (s : ) => Tplus s + Tminus s) (hp_pos : sSet.Icc 3 4, 0 < Tplus s) (hm_pos : sSet.Icc 3 4, 0 < Tminus s) :
∃ (η : ), 0 < η η < 1 ∀ (s : ), 3 s|P s| η * Q s

Lemma 10.17, source-facing global endpoint. Positivity of the two hat layers automatically supplies the compact seed; no global P/Q comparison is assumed.