Quantitative lower bounds for the Selberg denominator #
The logarithmic moment of the full finite Euler product controls the mass lost by truncating the divisor sum. This avoids any asymptotic prime number theorem.
The logarithm is additive across the distinct prime factors of a squarefree divisor, so its weighted mean is a sum of local means.
The full Selberg denominator sum before truncation.
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The logarithmic moment bounds the mass omitted by truncation.
A relative logarithmic-moment bound retains a fixed fraction of the full Euler product.
The local dimension bound controls the logarithmic moment by an elementary weighted prime sum.
A cutoff R=z^(2g) retains at least one quarter of the full Euler product
once log z≥16. Both constants are independent of the selected sieve primes.
The optimized main sieve coefficient is bounded by four times the sifting Euler product.