Smooth tails with the totient correction #
The corrected comparison for tilted weights, followed by the root-weighted moment and truncation estimates, proves the version of the smooth tail needed for the sieve correction. The right side uses the unmodified root weight.
The totient-modified moment is bounded by an untwisted smooth sum.
The scalar tail with the totient twist is exactly its dagger-tuple sum.
Uniform constant for the totient-modified smooth-tail estimate.
Equations
- NairTenenbaum.totientSmoothTailBound A B κ γ C G g = (∏ i : Fin r, NairTenenbaum.tiltedTotientBound B (7 / 8) g (C i)) * NairTenenbaum.rootSmoothTailBound A B κ γ C G
Instances For
Finite smooth tail with the sieve's totient correction, bounded by a truncated sum of the original root weight.
Infinite smooth tail for the totient-modified root vector. Convergence is proved from the uniform finite bound, and the right side is untwisted.
The totient-modified smooth tail needed by the main proof, for an actual polynomial system and with all root-count assumptions discharged.