the proof notes, §5.2: Heine determinant integral and absolute-value bound.
Every entry of X • B + A at X = C_r is ∫ t^i · t^k (t R_n)(t) w(y) dy with t = 1/2 + iy
(logistic_representation). Andréief's identity turns the determinant into
(1/h!) ∫ det[t_j^i] · det[t_j^i (tR_n)(t_j) w(y_j)] dy; both determinants are Vandermonde
determinants in t_j = 1/2 + i y_j, and |t_j − t_l| = |y_j − y_l|, which gives HeineBound.
The statement HeineBound of Interfaces.lean is proved literally, for every r and n
(including n = 0).
The one-point factor (t R_n)(t) w(y) of heineIntegrand, t = 1/2 + iy.
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Andréief row functions t^i.
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- Zeta32.Analytic.heineF n i y = Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.tpt y ^ ↑i
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Andréief column functions t^k (t R_n)(t) w(y).
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- Zeta32.Analytic.heineG r n k y = Zeta32.Analytic.Contour.tpt y ^ ↑k * Zeta32.Analytic.heinePhi r n y
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Heine identity: Q_n(C_r) = (1/h!) ∫ det[t_j^i] det[t_j^i (tR_n)(t_j) w(y_j)] dy.
the proof notes, 5.2 (Heine), bound form.