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Pairwise coprime odd si∈((1−2η)ti,(1−η)ti]s_i\in((1-2\eta)t_i,(1-\eta)t_i]si​∈((1−2η)ti​,(1−η)ti​], η=1/4d\eta=1/4dη=1/4d (replacement for HvdH Lemma 5.1)

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IntMul.HvdH.coprime_params

by xuanji · Oct 11, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

integer-multiplicationnumber-theory

Let d≥1d\ge1d≥1, 0≤d′≤d0\le d'\le d0≤d′≤d, and let rrr be even with r≥64d2 (256d2)!r\ge 64d^2\,(256d^2)!r≥64d2(256d2)!. Put η=1/(4d)\eta=1/(4d)η=1/(4d) and ti=r/2t_i=r/2ti​=r/2 for i<d′i<d'i<d′, ti=rt_i=rti​=r for d′≤i<dd'\le i<dd′≤i<d. Then there are odd, pairwise coprime natural numbers s0,…,sd−1s_0,\dots,s_{d-1}s0​,…,sd−1​ with

(1−2η) ti<si≤(1−η) tifor all i.(1-2\eta)\,t_i<s_i\le(1-\eta)\,t_i\qquad\text{for all }i .(1−2η)ti​<si​≤(1−η)ti​for all i.

This is exactly what Harvey–van der Hoeven need from the primes of Lemma 5.1 in §5.1 (condition (5.11)). Oddness gives gcd⁡(si,ti)=1\gcd(s_i,t_i)=1gcd(si​,ti​)=1 for powers of two tit_iti​, and pairwise coprimality is what the Agarwal–Cooley step needs. The proof uses no prime number theory: the sis_isi​ have the form 1+Qm1+Qm1+Qm with (256d2)!∣Q(256d^2)!\mid Q(256d2)!∣Q and all m≤256d2m\le 256d^2m≤256d2. In the paper's setting r≥2d10r\ge2^{d^{10}}r≥2d10, which is far larger than the hypothesis needs.

Formalization note. The interval conditions are stated in integers: (4d−2)ti<4d si≤(4d−1)ti(4d-2)t_i<4d\,s_i\le(4d-1)t_i(4d−2)ti​<4dsi​≤(4d−1)ti​.

Preamble
import Mathlib
Formal statement
namespace IntMul.HvdH
theorem coprime_params (d d' r : ℕ) (hd : 1 ≤ d) (hd' : d' ≤ d) (hr : 2 ∣ r)
    (hbig : 64 * d ^ 2 * (256 * d ^ 2).factorial ≤ r) :
    ∃ s : Fin d → ℕ, (∀ i, Odd (s i)) ∧ (∀ i j, i ≠ j → Nat.Coprime (s i) (s j)) ∧
      ∀ i : Fin d, (4 * d - 2) * (if (i : ℕ) < d' then r / 2 else r) < 4 * d * s i ∧
        4 * d * s i ≤ (4 * d - 1) * (if (i : ℕ) < d' then r / 2 else r) := by sorry
end IntMul.HvdH
Source
Harvey, van der Hoeven, Integer multiplication in time O(n log n), Annals of Math. 193 (2021), https://hal.science/hal-02070778, Section 5.1 (Lemma 5.1 and condition (5.11)); elementary replacement

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