Suzuki Lemma 14.3: explicit logarithmic exponent #
This file converts a bound of the form
T ≤ L^M / M! * exp L
into a completely explicit exponential bound. The final theorem takes
M = ⌊s - 2⌋₊ + 1; the hypothesis exp 1 * L ≤ s - 2 is an explicit
(non-asymptotic) large-cutoff condition ensuring that the floor error has the
favourable sign.
Exact log-exponent conversion at a positive integer cutoff. This is the
form to use immediately after obtaining the standard exponential-tail bound
L^M / M! * exp L.
Floor-error conversion in the exact cutoff used by Suzuki Lemma 14.3.
The explicit condition exp 1 * L ≤ s - 2 implies both positivity and that
x ↦ x (1 + log L - log x) is already decreasing in the only comparison
needed here. Since
s - 2 < ⌊s - 2⌋₊ + 1,
the integer exponent can therefore be replaced by the real endpoint s - 2
without any hidden asymptotic predicate or Big-O constant.
Direct consumer for the tail object occurring in Lemma 14.3. The standard
L^M/M! * exp L estimate is kept as an explicit premise, so this theorem can be
composed with any proof of that estimate without changing constants.
Suzuki Lemma 14.3 with the exponential tail converted all the way to the logarithmic exponent consumed in subsequent Claim-14.5 comparisons. Every constant and threshold condition is explicit.