Certificate-free coarse-support surjectivity #
The Euler-seven complement argument reduces the last global obstruction to
35721 * S^4 < 8 * p. Taking S to be the square of the simultaneous
divisor count and combining this obstruction with the elementary tenth moment
gives an unconditional cutoff without a divisor table.
The exact open cutoff supplied by the Euler-seven obstruction and the joint tenth moment for the two neighboring divisor counts.
Instances For
The joint tenth moment rules out the final Euler-seven obstruction above the exact coarse-support cutoff.
The exact cutoff dominates the support-only threshold required by the coarse endgame and cage arguments.
Natural Markoff reduction is surjective above the exact certificate-free coarse-support cutoff.
Closed-cutoff form used by the public Comparator theorem.