The smooth tail estimate for the root vector #
The moment bound, prime-band comparison, and absorption argument give the
root-vector specialization of Lemma 2. The infinite tail is a proved convergent
series. The totient-modified root vector is treated separately in TotientSmoothTail;
general twists in the paper's class M are not covered by this module.
Removing the auxiliary finite mass bound only enlarges the truncated sum.
The complete finite root-vector tail estimate, with a sum truncated at z
on the right and a constant independent of N, x, and z.
Uniform bounds on initial positive-integer sums imply convergence and bound the infinite sum. This avoids using an unproved formal limit of partial sums.
Root-vector specialization of Lemma 2, as a convergent infinite series.
The finite upper mass cutoff has disappeared, while the right-hand sum stops
at z. The two coprimality restrictions are retained in weight.
The infinite smooth tail for an actual polynomial system. Root-count bounds are discharged, and the constant is independent of the coefficients apart from the listed degree and restricted-discriminant data.