Global continuous extension of t ↦ T_M(t-1), clamped at the left
source coordinate τ-1.
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The shifted clamp supplies exactly the global continuity, nonnegativity,
and t H(t) antitonicity required by Lemma 8.7.
Lemma 8.7 instantiated with Suzuki's preceding finite source layer
H(t)=T_{N-1}(t-1). The only extra analytic device is the global clamp,
which disappears from the prime sum, integral, and endpoint value.
Source indices whose (9.2) predecessors comprise T_{N-1}.
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- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.SwitchingPrinciple.finiteSourceRecursionIndices N = {n ∈ Finset.Icc 2 N | n % 2 = N % 2}
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The sum of the normalized predecessor integrands appearing in (9.2) for
all source indices selected by T_N.
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Exact index shift: the (9.2) recursion integrand for the T_N source
indices is precisely T_{N-1}(t-1).
The main integral in the specialized Lemma 8.7 is exactly the aggregate
continuous-recursion increment: every summand is one predecessor integrand from
source equation (9.2).
Each term selected in the aggregate recursion integrand is literally the
normalized predecessor occurring on the right side of source equation (9.2).
Lemma 8.7 with its main term rewritten as the aggregate (9.2) recursion
increment for the source indices of T_N.
The exact Suzuki parity domain is closed under increasing its real argument.
The truncated middle-range recursion integral is bounded by the full finite
source layer. Equality need not hold when the lower endpoint is larger than
s or when the upper endpoint truncates source support.