L∞ estimate off the strongly major arc, eq. (8.18), with constant 0.05. Let 8.7×1036≤x≤e3100 be an integer, K=1000, N0=4×1014, T0=3.29×109. For every α with ∥α∥R/Z>T0/(3.6πx),
∣Sη0,x/K♯(x/K,α)∣⋅∣DN0/3(α)∣≤0.05xKN0/3.
The paper proves this with 0.078. The constant is governed by the crude regime α≥20/N0, where ∣S∣≤1.01x/K and ∣D∣≤1/(2α) give 1.01N0/40≈0.0253N0=0.0757(N0/3); the three Vinogradov-type regimes below 20/N0 are far smaller (the paper itself reports <0.004, <0.013, <0.0002). Moving the boundary to α≥32/N0 makes the crude regime contribute 1.01N0/64≈0.0473(N0/3), and for α<32/N0 the Dirichlet approximation 4α=1/q+O∗(1/q2) has q≥N0/128−1>3×1012≥(x/K)1/3 whenever x<3×1040, so the intermediate regime (1.9) applies with bound <0.013; for larger x the strongly minor regime (1.10) applies with q>3×1012 and bound <0.0002. The weakly minor regime via (1.12) gives <0.018 over the whole range logx≤3100. Hence 0.05 holds with room.
Same regimes and lemmas as the paper: symmetry (4.5); weakly major T0/(3.6πx)<α≤KT0/(4πx) via Proposition 7.2 and Lemma 3.3 with ∥η0′∥L1=8log2 (5.11); crude regime via Lemma 4.3 with (5.11) and ∣DH(α)∣≤1/(2∥α∥) from (2.1); (8.19)–(8.20) via Theorem 1.3. The sharper constant is needed because the companion L2 bound is 7.4, not 7.09 (see minor_arc_L2_corrected): 0.05×7.4=0.37<32−0.1.
Preamble
import Definitions.Def_TaoFivePrimes_ArcSplit
open MeasureTheory
T. Tao, Every odd number greater than 1 is the sum of at most five primes, Math. Comp. 83 (2014), 997-1038, https://arxiv.org/abs/1201.6656, Section 8, eq. (8.18) and pp. 42-43, with the regime boundary 20/N_0 moved to 32/N_0; Theorem 1.3 eqs. (1.9), (1.10), (1.12); Proposition 7.2; Lemmas 3.3, 4.3