Uniform reverse adjacent ratio for the Σ₁₂ endpoint #
The missing direction is the upper bound for the earlier, opposite-sign layer
relative to the current layer. The source of this direction is the increasing
W₊ half of Lemma 10.28. We freeze that earliest analytic edge below in its
multiplied (10.44) form; no adjacent-value quotient is a field of the edge.
The increasing-envelope half of Lemma 10.28, specialized to
DDE(2,1,3). By (10.44), this is exactly (log W₊)' ≥ 0 after multiplication
by the positive value s * R s. The constants precede the moving variable.
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The canonical phase in the increasing-envelope edge is at most a fixed
multiple of log (e s).
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Lemma 10.28's increasing envelope gives the missing direction of Lemma 10.29, uniformly after one fixed cutoff.
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The literal opposite-earlier/current quotient required at the Σ₁₂
endpoint.
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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.SwitchingPrinciple.SuzukiLemma144KappaOne.proposition131iiiReverseRatio · compiled type and proof/definition references.
Source-faithful uniform reverse adjacent ratio. A single constant works for
both signs and every moving endpoint 2 ≤ s ≤ σ. The only residual source
premise is the increasing-envelope half of Lemma 10.28 for the common Qhat;
compact coordinates are discharged by continuity and positivity.
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