Suzuki Proposition 11.8: source parity series and the boundary pairing #
This module uses the actual source layers fₙ of (9.1)--(9.2), not the
Section-13 hat solutions. At κ = 1, β = 2, equation (9.5) is
T⁺(s) = ∑' k, f_{2k+1}(s)ons > 1;T⁻(s) = ∑' k, f_{2(k+1)}(s)ons ≥ 2.
As on printed pp. 63--65, Proposition 11.8 extends
P = T⁺ - T⁻ + 2 and Q = T⁺ + T⁻ from s ≥ β to the initial interval by
s P(s) = s Q(s) = A. We then evaluate the genuine Section-10 Iwaniec
pairing of this source Q with q(s)=s-1 at β=2.
Suzuki (9.5), positive/odd parity source series T⁺.
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Suzuki (9.5), negative/even parity source series T⁻.
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Every odd source layer is nonnegative on its exact source domain s > 1.
The production all-depth comparison gives one bound for all odd source partial sums at every fixed point of the exact odd domain.
Real summability of the actual odd source series throughout I⁺=(1,∞).
Real summability of the actual even source series throughout I⁻=[2,∞).
Proposition 9.4(vii), obtained as the real limit of the finite Proposition-9.3 identity, on the closed part of the first odd strip.
The genuine source Q of Proposition 11.8. Below β=2 this is precisely
its source-prescribed initial history, not a Section-13 hat function.
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The genuine source P of Proposition 11.8.
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The exact initial-history equation s Q(s)=A, printed before and in the
proof of Proposition 11.8.
The exact initial-history equation s P(s)=A.
At β=2, the source series has the boundary value
Q(2)=(A-B)/2, deduced from the actual odd/even real series.
The source Iwaniec pairing ⟨Q,q⟩ from Section 10, with b=κ=1.
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On the initial pairing window [1,2], the integral term is exactly A.
The exceptional boundary point t=2, where source Q switches from its
initial history to the convergent parity series, is null for integration.
Proposition 11.8(iii)'s boundary evaluation for the genuine source series:
⟨Q,q⟩(β) is exactly the previously frozen scalar -B + A q(β-1).
There is no pairing-zero or conclusion-shaped premise.