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LeanPool.QuadraticCarleson.Solution

Statement solution surface #

The statement-level definitions are repeated under QuadraticCarleson.StatementSurface so Comparator can compare this module independently with Challenge.lean. Each theorem is then obtained by definitional transport from the canonical theorem in QuadraticCarleson.PaperTheorems.

The unit complex phase with exponent 2πis used in the statement surface.

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    The iterated logarithm with additive shift ten at each iteration.

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      Little-o growth relative to the endpoint function t * paperLog 2 t at infinity.

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        noncomputable def QuadraticCarleson.StatementSurface.quadraticHilbertTrunc (modulation epsilon : ℝ) (f : ℝ → ℂ) (x : ℝ) :

        The quadratic Hilbert integral truncated outside the symmetric interval of radius epsilon.

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          Convergence of the truncated quadratic Hilbert integrals as the positive cutoff tends to zero.

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            The dyadic modulation corresponding to an integer exponent.

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              The chosen quadratic principal value when it exists, and zero otherwise.

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                The supremum of principal-value norms over the dyadic modulation sequence.

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                  The set where the operator on a test function exceeds the specified real level.

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                    A uniform distributional estimate by the Young-function modular of each normalized test input.

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