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MathlibNt.SieveTheory.Liu.Weights.LiuWeightPaperQ

A generic paper-Q-style modulus for Liu's finite weight #

This module first develops the generic non-strict integer convention Q(N, w) = ∏ {r prime | r ≤ w and r ∤ N}. It then identifies the specialization at w = ⌊N^(1/4 - ε/2)⌋ with Liu's source definition, whose membership condition is the real inequality r ≤ N^(1/4 - ε/2).

The exact finite outer divisor sum from Liu's eqn-r0 is also assembled, with its cutoff retained. No asymptotic estimate or subsequent maximum bound is asserted.

Liu's source lower cutoff for the first prime in eqn-adef. This is independent of the modulus-prime cutoff paperQSourceCutoff.

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    Liu's source split point between the two primes in eqn-adef.

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      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuWeightPairs_source_basic_range {N : } {p : × } (hp : p liuWeightPairs N (liuSourceZ10 N) (liuSourceY3 N)) :
      N ^ (1 / 10) < p.1 p.1 N ^ (1 / 3) N ^ (1 / 3) < p.2

      The floor cutoffs recover the three strict/non-strict real source inequalities in eqn-adef.

      The support condition and the strict N^(1/10) lower bound on p₁ imply the corrected upper exponent p₂ ≤ N^(9/20).

      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuWeightPairs_source_range {N : } {p : × } (hp : p liuWeightPairs N (liuSourceZ10 N) (liuSourceY3 N)) :
      N ^ (1 / 10) < p.1 p.1 N ^ (1 / 3) N ^ (1 / 3) < p.2 p.2 N ^ (9 / 20)

      All source-facing real consequences of an admissible pair at Liu's N^(1/10) and N^(1/3) cutoffs. The final exponent is 9/20, not the unsupported 4/10 printed in main.tex line 312.

      The finite set of primes at most w which do not divide N.

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        A generic paper-Q-style modulus with the non-strict integer convention r ≤ w.

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          The prime factors of a product over a finite prime set recover that set.

          The generic modulus is nonzero because every factor is prime.

          The prime-factor finset of the generic modulus is exactly its defining set.

          Exact prime-divisor characterization for the non-strict cutoff convention.

          The generic prime product is squarefree.

          Every prime factor of a divisor of the generic modulus respects both its cutoff and its exclusion from N.

          theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuMainNoncoprimeMajorant_liuWeight_mod_eq_abs_main_sum_of_dvd_paperQStyleModulus (main : ) (N z w y Y X d : ) (hwy : w y) (hd : d paperQStyleModulus N w) :
          liuMainNoncoprimeMajorant main Y X d (N % d) (liuWeight N z y) = pliuWeightPairs N z y with p.1 * p.2 X p.1 d, |main (Y / (p.1 * p.2))| / d.totient

          Exact finite arbitrary-model R₁ majorant for a divisor of the generic modulus. The weight cutoff z remains independent of the modulus cutoff w.

          theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.abs_liuMainNoncoprimeSum_liuWeight_mod_le_abs_main_sum_of_dvd_paperQStyleModulus (main : ) (N z w y Y X d : ) (hwy : w y) (hd : d paperQStyleModulus N w) :
          |liuMainNoncoprimeSum main Y X d (N % d) (liuWeight N z y)| pliuWeightPairs N z y with p.1 * p.2 X p.1 d, |main (Y / (p.1 * p.2))| / d.totient

          Signed finite arbitrary-model R₁ bound for a divisor of the generic modulus.

          Proxy specialization. Exact finite R₁ majorant using ANT's historical x / log x model. This is not a theorem about the paper's true li.

          Proxy specialization. Signed finite R₁ bound using ANT's historical x / log x model. Its type exhibits N, independent z,w,y, and the hypothesis d ∣ Q(N,w).

          The exact divisor index in Liu 2022, main.tex lines 296--300 (eqn-r0), using the explicit non-strict paperQStyleModulus convention. In particular, d = 1 is not removed.

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            noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleMainR1Majorant (main : ) (N z w y D X : ) :

            The finite outer non-coprime majorant with an arbitrary main-term model, generic support cutoff X, and exact index d ∣ Q(N,w), d ≤ D.

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              noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleMainR1SignedSum (main : ) (N z w y D X : ) :

              The corresponding finite outer signed sum for an arbitrary main-term model.

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                theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleMainR1Majorant_eq_abs_main_sum (main : ) (N z w y D X : ) (hwy : w y) :
                paperQStyleMainR1Majorant main N z w y D X = dpaperQStyleR1Divisors N w D, 3 ^ d.primeFactors.card * pliuWeightPairs N z y with p.1 * p.2 X p.1 d, |main (N / (p.1 * p.2))| / d.totient

                Exact outer arbitrary-model rewrite before every analytic estimate in Liu 2022 main.tex line 304.

                Outer triangle bound for the arbitrary-model signed finite sum.

                noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant (main : ) (N z w y D : ) :

                Source-facing Liu R₁ majorant with the paper scale fixed as X = N. The function main remains abstract, so this definition does not identify the paper's li with ANT's proxy.

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                  noncomputable def MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleSourceR1SignedSum (main : ) (N z w y D : ) :

                  Source-facing signed Liu R₁ sum with X = N.

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                    theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant_eq_abs_main_sum (main : ) (N z w y D : ) (hwy : w y) :
                    paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant main N z w y D = dpaperQStyleR1Divisors N w D, 3 ^ d.primeFactors.card * pliuWeightPairs N z y with p.1 * p.2 N p.1 d, |main (N / (p.1 * p.2))| / d.totient

                    Source-facing outer rewrite with X = N, matching the N in Liu's eqn-delta-def and eqn-r0.

                    Source-facing outer triangle bound with X = N.

                    Reduction under a paper-li upper model #

                    An explicit upper model for a candidate paper logarithmic integral. No identification with ANT's historical x / log x proxy is made.

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                      An admissible Liu pair has positive product.

                      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuWeightPairs_rpow_one_third_le_div {N z y : } {p : × } (hp : p liuWeightPairs N z y) :
                      N ^ (1 / 3) N / (p.1 * p.2)

                      The root-free cube support bound gives the real cube-root lower bound for the quotient appearing in the main term.

                      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.two_le_div_of_mem_liuWeightPairs {N z y : } {p : × } (hN : 8 N) (hp : p liuWeightPairs N z y) :
                      2 N / (p.1 * p.2)

                      The threshold N ≥ 8 makes the source main-term argument at least 2.

                      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.one_third_mul_log_le_log_div_of_mem_liuWeightPairs {N z y : } {p : × } (hN : 8 N) (hp : p liuWeightPairs N z y) :
                      1 / 3 * Real.log N Real.log (N / (p.1 * p.2))

                      Logarithmic consequence of the cube-root lower bound.

                      theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.PaperLiUpperModel.abs_main_div_le {main : } {C : } {N z y : } {p : × } (hmain : PaperLiUpperModel main C) (hN : 8 N) (hp : p liuWeightPairs N z y) :
                      |main (N / (p.1 * p.2))| 3 * C * N / (p.1 * p.2 * Real.log N)

                      Pointwise Liu-pair estimate under an explicit paper-li upper model.

                      The exact finite double reciprocal sum left after applying the paper-li upper model. No maximum, Euler product, or Mertens estimate is built into it.

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                        The reciprocal sum over admissible Liu pairs whose first prime divides d. The parameters z and y retain their independent source roles.

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                          The exact outer p₁ index in Liu's nested source sum, including primality and p₁ ∣ d.

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                            The exact inner p₂ index in Liu's nested source sum. The root-free size condition is exactly the square-root cutoff from eqn-adef.

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                              Liu's pair reciprocal sum written as an exact nested p₁,p₂ finite sum.

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                                Exact reindexing of the retained pair sum into Liu's nested source ranges. The redundant p₁*p₂ ≤ N filter follows from the exact square-root condition.

                                The corrected rectangular source range: p₁ > N^(1/10) and N^(1/3) < p₂ ≤ N^(9/20), with primality and p₁ ∣ d retained.

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                                  The reciprocal sum over the corrected rectangular source range.

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                                    Monotonicity from the exact nested source range to the corrected rectangle. No prime-reciprocal estimate or Mertens theorem is used.

                                    The first-coordinate index in the corrected rectangular majorant.

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                                      The corrected [1/3, 9/20] prime interval in the second coordinate.

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                                        The reciprocal divisor-prime factor in the corrected rectangle.

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                                          The finite corrected rectangle is exactly the product of its two coordinate indices.

                                          The second-coordinate reciprocal interval sum is nonnegative.

                                          A fixed global bound for the corrected [1/3, 9/20] reciprocal prime interval, chosen from the verified Mertens theorem.

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                                            theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.one_div_le_ten_mul_rpow_neg_one_tenth_mul_log_div_log (N p : ) (hN : 2 N) (hp : N ^ (1 / 10) < p) :
                                            1 / p 10 * N ^ (-1 / 10) * Real.log p / Real.log N

                                            The pointwise logarithmic gain from p > N^(1/10). The threshold N ≥ 2 is sufficient for every positivity and logarithmic division used here.

                                            The logarithms of the selected distinct prime divisors sum to at most log d. This uses their product dividing d, not a cardinality estimate.

                                            Liu's source divisor cutoff D₂ = floor(N^(1/2)).

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                                              The first-coordinate reciprocal divisor sum has the concrete uniform 5 N^(-1/10) bound up to the source cutoff D₂.

                                              The truncated divisor-weight sum from the exact R₁ index, including d = 1 whenever 1 ≤ D.

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                                                The full divisor-weight sum over all divisors of the generic paper-Q-style modulus.

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                                                  Exact factorization of the retained reciprocal sum into the divisor weight and the per-modulus pair reciprocal sum.

                                                  A transparent uniform upper bound for every per-modulus pair reciprocal sum in the exact truncated divisor index.

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                                                    Every per-modulus pair reciprocal sum is nonnegative.

                                                    At the frozen source cutoffs and D₂, every per-modulus pair sum is bounded by 5 C₂ N^(-1/10).

                                                    A uniform per-modulus pair bound factors out of the exact reciprocal sum.

                                                    theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.PaperLiUpperModel.paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant_le {main : } {C : } (N z w y D : ) (hmain : PaperLiUpperModel main C) (hN : 8 N) (hwy : w y) :

                                                    Source-facing Liu R₁ reduction under an explicit paper-li upper model. The right side retains the exact finite divisor and pair sums.

                                                    theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.PaperLiUpperModel.paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant_le_divisorWeight_mul {main : } {C M : } (N z w y D : ) (hmain : PaperLiUpperModel main C) (hN : 8 N) (hwy : w y) (hM : PaperQStyleR1PairUniformBound N z w y D M) :

                                                    The paper-li upper-model reduction combined with a transparent uniform bound for the exact per-modulus pair sums.

                                                    The paper-li majorant specialized to the verified source pair bound at z = floor(N^(1/10)), y = floor(N^(1/3)), and D₂ = floor(N^(1/2)).

                                                    Dropping the cutoff d ≤ D only enlarges the nonnegative divisor-weight sum.

                                                    Exact squarefree Euler product for the full divisor-weight sum.

                                                    Liu 2022 main.tex line 194 prints p - 2 in this local factor. That is a source typo: because Nat.totient p = p - 1 for prime p, the exact factor is 1 + 3 / (p - 1). No Mertens or asymptotic estimate is used here.

                                                    The corrected local divisor factor is bounded by the reciprocal cube of the corresponding Mertens factor. This includes p = 2; primality supplies all denominator positivity used in the proof.

                                                    For w ≤ N, enlarging from the primes defining the paper-Q-style modulus to every prime at most N bounds the full divisor sum by the reciprocal cube of the Mertens product.

                                                    The fixed divisor-weight constant obtained by cubing the reciprocal of the chosen Mertens lower-bound constant.

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                                                      The corrected full divisor weight is O((log N)^3), uniformly for w ≤ N, with an explicit choice-defined constant and threshold N ≥ 3.

                                                      Conditional source endpoint. Assuming the supplied main satisfies the explicit PaperLiUpperModel true-li boundary, the verified R1 layers give the source majorant bound with the exact harmless constant 15 = 3 * 5. This theorem does not instantiate main or identify it with ANT's proxy.

                                                      The finite outer non-coprime majorant from Liu 2022, main.tex lines 296--300, with Y = N, canonical residue N % d, and a generic support cutoff X. This legacy declaration is the ANT x / log x proxy specialization, not the paper's true-li layer.

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                                                        The legacy outer majorant is exactly the ANT proxy specialization.

                                                        The legacy outer signed sum is exactly the ANT proxy specialization.

                                                        theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.paperQStyleOuterR1Majorant_eq_abs_li_sum (N z w y D X : ) (hwy : w y) :
                                                        paperQStyleOuterR1Majorant N z w y D X = dpaperQStyleR1Divisors N w D, 3 ^ d.primeFactors.card * pliuWeightPairs N z y with p.1 * p.2 X p.1 d, |AnalyticNumberTheory.Sieve.logarithmicIntegral (N / (p.1 * p.2))| / d.totient

                                                        Proxy specialization. Exact outer rewrite with ANT's x / log x compatibility model. It is not an identification with the paper's true li.

                                                        Proxy specialization. Outer triangle bound for the legacy signed finite sum. This does not assert a true-li model or any estimate from lines 304--319.

                                                        The natural cutoff obtained by flooring the paper's real exponent N^(1/4 - ε/2).

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                                                          The source-facing finite set in Liu main.tex line 219: primes satisfying the real, non-strict cutoff p ≤ N^(1/4 - ε/2) and not dividing N. The range bound is only a finite carrier; mem_liuPaperQPrimes exposes the source formula.

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                                                            theorem MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.mem_liuPaperQPrimes {N p : } {ε : } :
                                                            p liuPaperQPrimes N ε Nat.Prime p ¬p N p N ^ (1 / 4 - ε / 2)

                                                            Membership in Liu's source-facing prime set is exactly the real inequality printed in main.tex line 219, together with primality and p ∤ N.

                                                            Flooring the nonnegative real power loses no natural primes at the non-strict source cutoff.

                                                            Liu's source modulus Q, defined from the real cutoff in line 219.

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                                                              Liu's real-cutoff modulus is exactly the generic floor-cutoff modulus.

                                                              The source-Q majorant is exactly the generic floor-cutoff specialization.

                                                              Under the elementary source assumptions, the exponent cutoff is no larger than the floored cube-root cutoff.

                                                              The floored source cube-root cutoff is no larger than N for N ≥ 1.

                                                              Conditional source-cutoff endpoint. For ε ≥ 0, the natural floored paper cutoff meets both cutoff hypotheses of paperQStyleSourceR1Majorant_le_log_square. The PaperLiUpperModel hypothesis is retained explicitly; no unconditional R1 or true-li identification follows.