Core definitions for the normalization constant #
This file contains the shared decomposition of the entry weights and normalization constant into their small-prime and first-entry pieces, together with the structural reindexing lemmas used by the two separate estimate files.
Main definitions #
The common prefactor 1 / (n log^2 n) in the entry weights.
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The small-prime-power divisor sum appearing in b_x(n).
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- PrimitiveSetsAboveX.smallPrimeDivisorSum Y n = ∑ q ∈ n.divisors with q < Y, ArithmeticFunction.vonMangoldt q
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The first-entry divisor sum appearing in b_x(n).
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- PrimitiveSetsAboveX.firstEntryDivisorSum x Y n = ∑ q ∈ n.divisors with Y ≤ q ∧ n / q < x, ArithmeticFunction.vonMangoldt q
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The contribution to b_x(n) from divisors q < Y.
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The small-prime-power summand in the normalization constant B_x.
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The first-entry summand in the normalization constant B_x.
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b_x(n) splits into the small-prime-power and first-entry contributions.
Adding the remaining divisor contribution to b_x(n) recovers the full weighted divisor sum.
The small-prime contribution to b_x(n) is nonnegative.
The first-entry contribution to b_x(n) is nonnegative.
The first-entry threshold always lands in the admissible range x ≤ m * q, since it dominates the
ceiling quotient x ⌈/⌉ m.
The finite prefix of the small-prime contribution reindexes as a sum over q < Y and inner
m-tails, with the exact lower cutoff x ⌈/⌉ q.
Reindexing the product fiber of firstEntryPairWeight recovers the first-entry normalization
summand, including the zero fiber.
The normalization constant B_x is exactly the sum of its small-prime and first-entry
contributions.