An elementary pole bound for the logarithmically weighted prime series #
Logarithmic intervals and Chebyshev's bound give P(σ)≪deg(Q)/(σ−1).
The leading constant is not asserted to be one. The exact integrating factor
allows this elementary bound to be used separately from sharp bounds on R.
theorem
NairTenenbaum.rootPrimeDirichletSum_le_pole
{Q : Polynomial ℤ}
(hQ : NoFixedPrimeDivisor Q)
{σ : ℝ}
(hσ : 1 < σ)
(hσ₂ : σ ≤ 2)
:
theorem
NairTenenbaum.hooleyReducedMomentMajorant_le_pole
{Q : Polynomial ℤ}
(hQ : NoFixedPrimeDivisor Q)
{t σ : ℝ}
{q : ℕ}
(hq : 2 < q)
(htq : t ≤ ↑q)
(hσ : 1 < σ)
(hσ₂ : σ ≤ 2)
:
With the exact integrating factor, an elementary pole bound suffices
for the logarithmically weighted prime series. Only R(σ) remains in the
exponential factor.