OAI/NumberTheory/EgyptianFractions/ThreePrimeAsymptoticInterfaces.lean
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OAI.Problem337.ternaryMangoldtAsymptotic_iff_isLittleOline 12Source documentation
The explicit epsilon formulation and the standard little-oh formulation of the ternary asymptotic agree on the filter of odd integers tending to infinity.
theorem ternaryMangoldtAsymptotic_iff_isLittleO : TernaryMangoldtAsymptotic ↔ ((fun u : ℕ => mangoldtTripleSum u - (1 / 2 : ℝ) * threePrimeSingularSeries u * (u : ℝ) ^ 2) =o[ atTop ⊓ principal {u : ℕ | Odd u}] (fun u : ℕ => (u : ℝ) ^ 2)) := by …Mentions: OAI.Problem337.TernaryMangoldtAsymptotic, OAI.Problem337.mangoldtTripleSum, OAI.Problem337.threePrimeSingularSeries
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OAI.Problem337.ternaryMangoldtAsymptotic_iff_prime_isLittleOline 35Source documentation
Prime-power removal preserves the actual varying singular-series main term, not just the existence of some positive lower-bound constant.
theorem ternaryMangoldtAsymptotic_iff_prime_isLittleO : TernaryMangoldtAsymptotic ↔ ((fun u : ℕ => primeTripleLogSum u - (1 / 2 : ℝ) * threePrimeSingularSeries u * (u : ℝ) ^ 2) =o[ atTop ⊓ principal {u : ℕ | Odd u}] (fun u : ℕ => (u : ℝ) ^ 2)) := by …Mentions: OAI.Problem337.TernaryMangoldtAsymptotic, OAI.Problem337.primeTripleLogSum, OAI.Problem337.threePrimeSingularSeries
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OAI.Problem337.quantitativeThreePrimeLowerBound_of_weighted_singular_isLittleOline 47Source documentation
The canonical prime-weighted Fourier interface may be used directly in place of the Mangoldt convolution. The little-oh estimate remains a hypothesis.
theorem quantitativeThreePrimeLowerBound_of_weighted_singular_isLittleO (h : (fun u : ℕ => weightedSupplyPrimeTriples u - (1 / 2 : ℝ) * threePrimeSingularSeries u * (u : ℝ) ^ 2) =o[ atTop ⊓ principal {u : ℕ | Odd u}] (fun u : ℕ => (u : ℝ) ^ 2)) : QuantitativeThreePrimeLowerBound := by …Mentions: OAI.Problem337.weightedSupplyPrimeTriples, OAI.Problem337.threePrimeSingularSeries, OAI.Problem337.QuantitativeThreePrimeLowerBound