The arithmetic node (the proof notes, §8 opening and §9): from the per-prime bounds
(taken as hypotheses) and ArithSum.arith_sum,
∀ ε > 0, ∀ᶠ n, Q r n ≠ 0 → log d_n ≤ (283/50 + ε) n².
Bridge: for Q r n ≠ 0, P = d Q is primitive, so v_p(d) = −min_k v_p(Q_k) = cost r n p
for every
prime p, and log d = Σ_p v_p(d) log p over any finite set of primes containing the
support. Primes
p > 5n have cost ≤ 0 (large-prime integrality; for n ≥ den r no such prime divides den r).
For Q r n = 0 the definition of cost is irrelevant (the conclusion is vacuous); arith_sum
is applied to
costQ, which equals cost when Q r n ≠ 0 and is below every hypothesis bound when Q r n = 0.
Logarithm of a positive rational as a finite prime sum #
Prime divisors of the numerator or denominator of a rational number.
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Instances For
Primitive content: v_p(d) = −min_k v_p(Q_k) #
The node #
cost, patched on Q r n = 0 (where the conclusion of the node is vacuous) to lie below every
per-prime bound.
Equations
- Zeta32.Arith.costQ r n p = if Zeta32.Q r n = 0 then min (↑n * Zeta32.ArithSum.psiL (↑p / ↑n) + 3 / 4) (min (↑n * Zeta32.ArithSum.phiL (↑p / ↑n) + 5) 0) else Zeta32.cost r n p