Logarithmic kernel bounds and residual errors #
Quantitative continuity bounds for boundary log kernels control residual-error factors and establish screened comparison below the unit parameter.
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Extending the logarithmic boundary kernel by zero below its ordered region preserves a Lipschitz bound on an arbitrary positive screen.
The explicit logarithmic kernel remains uniformly Lipschitz when extended by zero below its ordered region.
Uniform two-stage Stieltjes transfer for the first positive residual depth.
The distinguished prime is screened away from zero, while the exact inherited
upper face b is retained.
Compatibility specialization of the depth-one comparison to the traditional one-sixth screen.
Above a fixed cutoff depending only on the local-product constant and a positive screen, the residual-error factor is uniformly bounded.
A screened positive-depth residual comparison advances by one Rosser pair. The inherited upper face is retained, and every analytic cutoff is uniform on the displayed compact level interval.
Fixed-depth screened residual comparisons are uniform above a cutoff that depends only on the depth, the local-product constant, the requested error, and the upper end of the level range. The distinguished prime and inherited face remain arbitrary.