Multivariable whole prime-power comparison #
The prime subsets may be chosen independently in each coordinate. The dagger condition will supply the cross-coordinate coprimality needed by exponent substitution. The finite comparison retains any domain closed under removing whole prime-power factors, including the weighted-mass truncation.
The possible whole-prime-power selections in each tuple coordinate.
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- NairTenenbaum.unitaryChoices n = Fintype.piFinset fun (i : Fin r) => (↑(n i)).primeFactors.powerset
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The coordinatewise unitary part selected by the chosen prime sets.
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- NairTenenbaum.tupleUnitaryPart n t i = NairTenenbaum.unitaryPart (n i) (t i)
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The coordinatewise remainder after removing the selected unitary parts.
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- NairTenenbaum.tupleUnitaryRest n t i = NairTenenbaum.unitaryRest (n i) (t i)
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Coordinatewise prime-product expansion as a sum over all choices.
Pointwise comparison for a prescribed tuple and its coprime splittings.
The tuple version of the finite convolution comparison. The original truncated domain is preserved in the second factor.
Summable coordinate kernels supply a uniform multivariable comparison.