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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LinearSieve.Suzuki.SuzukiUpperRosserQuantitativeJointDiagonal

Scale-faithful quantitative joint diagonal for the upper Rosser density #

This module records the minimal quantifier-correct strengthening of the current fixed-depth mesh and absolute aggregate-tail producers. Both estimates retain the ambient Euler product. In particular, no cancellation or division by that product is used.

The current fixed-depth proof does not itself provide the two contracts below. Its depth-k+1 screen is c = 1 / (2 * 3^(k+1)), its displayed majorant is B = c⁻¹ * (c⁻¹ * c⁻¹)^(k+1), and its uniform-continuity modulus is selected nonquantitatively. Thus the source currently exposes no bound for z₀(k, ε) that can be checked at a moving depth such as k ≍ log log z.

Fixed-depth prefix comparison in the exact relative coordinates of the finite decomposition. The threshold may depend on the selected depth, but is chosen before the varying sieve and endpoint.

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    Uniform relative-tail producer. Unlike the existing absolute estimate tail * V ≤ τ(T), this conclusion is already at the required ε * V scale. The same fixed depth works for every later sieve and endpoint.

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      The two scale-faithful producers close the frozen final interface. The tail chooses the depth first; the fixed-depth prefix theorem is then invoked at that same depth, and the two endpoint thresholds are joined by a maximum.

      An arbitrarily small absolute error does not pay the same relative error at an independently shrinking positive scale. Taking V = τ/2 and E = τ models exactly why E ≤ τ cannot be promoted to E ≤ V uniformly.