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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.Markoff.ExplicitNumerics

Closed numerical bounds for explicit strong approximation #

All constants in this file are closed natural-number expressions. In particular, no witness is extracted from an eventual or asymptotic theorem.

The first explicit record is retained in a namespace for comparison.

The deliberately conservative project cutoff. It is not the primorial constant from arXiv:2308.07579.

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    theorem BGS.Markoff.Legacy.small_fixed_lt_rpow_one_div_thirtyTwo_of_explicitCutoff {p fixed : ℕ} (hp : explicitStrongApproximationCutoff ≤ p) (hfixed : fixed ≤ 100522) :
    ↑fixed < ↑p ^ (1 / 32)

    Both divisor counts occurring in the all-divisors Corvaja--Zannier union bound are controlled by one sixteenth root of p.

    The coefficient-48 all-divisors term used by the middle game.

    Ninth-moment adaptive cutoff #

    @[irreducible]

    The coefficient in the simultaneous ninth-moment bound for the divisor counts of p - 1 and p + 1.

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      The explicit constant bounding the divisor moment in the numerical argument.

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        The explicit project cutoff. It is deliberately different from the primorial constant in arXiv:2308.07579.

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          The elementary factorization estimate, specialized to the simultaneous ninth moment needed below.

          The complete coefficient-48 divisor term lies below the sixth root of p. This is the linear middle-game estimate used up to order p^(5/6).

          The weighted square of the simultaneous divisor count lies below the one-third power needed by the primitive endgame.

          The simultaneous divisor count itself remains below the eighth root of p; this sharper unweighted estimate is retained for the cage.

          theorem BGS.Markoff.small_fixed_lt_rpow_one_div_eight_of_explicitCutoff {p fixed : ℕ} (hp : explicitStrongApproximationCutoff ≤ p) (hfixed : fixed ≤ 100522) :
          ↑fixed < ↑p ^ (1 / 8)

          Every fixed coefficient used by the explicit proof is also below the eighth root of p.