Liu's Selberg assembly on the even filter #
This module instantiates the source-facing Selberg argument with the explicit
optimizer liuSelbergOptimalLambda N epsilon. Evenness is carried by the
filter rather than requested for all natural numbers. It retains the
componentwise source-input route and also supplies the canonical aggregate
Pan--Wang--Ding route.
A fixed epsilon endpoint below both the denominator margin used for M₁
and 1 / 2.
Equations
- MathlibNt.SieveTheory.LiuWeight.liuEvenAssemblyEpsilon0 = 1 / 10000000000
Instances For
For every epsilon in the fixed assembly interval, the source cutoff
eventually contains 1.
The explicit optimal coefficients are eventually admissible along the even natural numbers.
The explicit optimal coefficients satisfy Liu's printed M₁ bound
eventually along the even natural numbers.
The three Pan source-family bounds give the explicit Selberg remainder bound for the optimal coefficients along the even filter.
Liu's switched Selberg count has the printed main term plus the explicit remainder bound along the even filter.
Liu's original squared-divisor Selberg count has the same bound along the even filter.
The canonical coprime consumer interface gives arbitrary logarithmic saving for the actual optimal Selberg remainder along the even filter.
The canonical coprime consumer interface and the proved optimal main-term estimate bound Liu's switched Selberg count without componentwise Pan inputs.
The same canonical consumer bound holds for Liu's original squared-divisor Selberg count by the exact square expansion.
Backward-compatible optimal-remainder wrapper for the stronger canonical Pan--Wang--Ding endpoint contract.
Backward-compatible switched-count wrapper for the stronger canonical Pan--Wang--Ding endpoint contract.
Backward-compatible square-count wrapper for the stronger canonical Pan--Wang--Ding endpoint contract.
Source-faithful optimal-remainder wrapper from literal Corollary (2.30).
Source-faithful switched-count wrapper from literal Corollary (2.30).
Source-faithful square-count wrapper from literal Corollary (2.30).