Corrected comparison for a single arithmetic variable #
The finite convolution comparison and the weighted Euler-product bounds are instantiated with the paper's admissible functions, polynomial root counts, dagger restriction, and reciprocal-totient correction.
The totient correction is a product of nonnegative prime increments.
Coprime multiplication is controlled by the actual auxiliary function.
The dagger-restricted scalar weight inherits a coprime majorant.
Multiplying the root vector by a scalar twist multiplies the scalar weight.
The generic convolution local error is precisely the repaired local error for the totient correction.
A proved replacement for the printed comparison in the scalar case.
The coefficient is independent of N and of the admissible function F.
A comparison constant expressed solely in the growth parameters, the power of the totient correction, and a uniform root-count bound.
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The scalar comparison with a coefficient-independent explicit constant.
Each actual irreducible polynomial factor satisfies the scalar comparison; no root-count estimate is left as an extra hypothesis.