Uniform prime bounds for exponential moments #
The first-power terms use the logarithmic prime estimate. Higher powers are
controlled geometrically: a fixed finite set of small primes uses the growth
exponent, and large primes use the sharper A^γ/p ratio.
A geometric majorant controls every tail of the local moment increment.
A prime-independent bound from a fixed gap below the convergence exponent.
At large primes the higher-power tail has a summable inverse-square bound.
The full higher-power tail is bounded by one fixed summable sequence.
An explicit bound independent of the cutoff and polynomial coefficients.
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Instances For
The complete local-error sum is bounded uniformly in z, provided the
tilted exponent stays a fixed distance below one.
The moment correction Euler product is uniform in the smoothness cutoff.
The uniform exponential-moment product for each actual polynomial factor. All root-count assumptions are discharged by the proved discriminant bounds.