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The chamber remainder preserves one logarithmic decay rate

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Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerRemainderRate.tendsto_primePowerChamberRemainder_zero_and_rate

by doctosil · Sep 17, 2026 · Mathlib c5ea003 (Lean v4.30.0)

analytic-number-theoryerdos-390erdos390-source-construction

Write Ln=log⁡nL_n=\log nLn​=logn, a=1/ρ(U)a=1/\rho(U)a=1/ρ(U) for the fixed Dickman constant, kn=(2B/Ln)exp⁡(2B/log⁡W)k_n=(2B/L_n)\exp(2B/\log W)kn​=(2B/Ln​)exp(2B/logW), Pn=2[G0(2kn+kn2)+ϵn+aG0(2kn+kn2)]P_n=2[G_0(2k_n+k_n^2)+\epsilon_n+aG_0(2k_n+k_n^2)]Pn​=2[G0​(2kn​+kn2​)+ϵn​+aG0​(2kn​+kn2​)], and Rn=2[Pn(1+2a)+Pn2]+PnR_n=2[P_n(1+2a)+P_n^2]+P_nRn​=2[Pn​(1+2a)+Pn2​]+Pn​. Thus RnR_nRn​ is the source's common prime-power chamber remainder. For any real sequence ϵn\epsilon_nϵn​, real constants G0,BG_0,BG0​,B, and natural number WWW, if ϵn→0\epsilon_n\to0ϵn​→0 and ϵnlog⁡Ln→0\epsilon_n\log L_n\to0ϵn​logLn​→0, then

Rn⟶0,Rnlog⁡Ln⟶0.R_n\longrightarrow0,\qquad R_n\log L_n\longrightarrow0.Rn​⟶0,Rn​logLn​⟶0.

This propagates the marked-profile error through local restoration and covariance formation. No sign assumptions on these parameters are needed for this limit statement.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_source_bank_interface
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_dickman_step_function
import Theorems.Thm_MediumPNT
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_analytic_foundations_001
import Theorems.Thm_Erdos390_Full_DickmanBasic_kernel_product_bound
import Theorems.Thm_Erdos390_Full_DickmanBasic_rho_pos_on_zero_five
import Theorems.Thm_Erdos390_Full_DickmanBasic_kernel_secondDerivative_first_bound
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_analytic_foundations_004

Formal statement
theorem Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerRemainderRate.tendsto_primePowerChamberRemainder_zero_and_rate :
∀ (epsilon : Nat → Real) (G₀ B : Real) (W : Nat),
  Filter.Tendsto.{0, 0} epsilon Filter.atTop.{0} (nhds.{0} (0 : Real)) →
    Filter.Tendsto.{0, 0} (fun n => HMul.hMul.{0, 0, 0} (epsilon n) (Real.log (Erdos390.Full.Scale.L n)))
        Filter.atTop.{0} (nhds.{0} (0 : Real)) →
      And
        (Filter.Tendsto.{0, 0}
          (fun n =>
            Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerFourDisplays.primePowerChamberRemainder (epsilon n) G₀
              (Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerChamberError.coefficientScale B W n))
          Filter.atTop.{0} (nhds.{0} (0 : Real)))
        (Filter.Tendsto.{0, 0}
          (fun n =>
            HMul.hMul.{0, 0, 0}
              (Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerFourDisplays.primePowerChamberRemainder (epsilon n) G₀
                (Erdos390.Full.PaperPrimePowerChamberError.coefficientScale B W n))
              (Real.log (Erdos390.Full.Scale.L n)))
          Filter.atTop.{0} (nhds.{0} (0 : Real))) := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/ShouqiaoW/erdos/blob/61325b10bbdc29f4fb5e0618b414b9f2189333ad/390/lean/Erdos390/Full/PaperPrimePowerRemainderRate.lean#L99-L240

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