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An exact integer convolution coefficient

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OddGoldbach19.packed_numeric8000

by Yuxuan Xu · Oct 30, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

number-theoryverified-computation

Let Q∗,R∗,W∗Q_*,R_*,W_*Q∗​,R∗​,W∗​ be the three fixed integers in the shared packed data. Their base-2642^{64}264 coefficient at position2⋅409072\cdot409072⋅40907 is

⌊Q∗R∗W∗(264)2⋅40907⌋ mod 264=557349373474.\left\lfloor\frac{Q_*R_*W_*}{(2^{64})^{2\cdot40907}}\right\rfloor\bmod2^{64}=557349373474.⌊(264)2⋅40907Q∗​R∗​W∗​​⌋mod264=557349373474.

This is an exact finite arithmetic statement. Relating the packed integers to the prime-shift family and the singular-weight lookup table is a separate proof obligation.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_OddGoldbach19_PackedData8000
Formal statement
theorem OddGoldbach19.packed_numeric8000 :
    ((OddGoldbach19.Packed8000.packedQ*OddGoldbach19.Packed8000.packedR*
      OddGoldbach19.Packed8000.packedW)/(2^64)^(2*40907))%(2^64)=557349373474 := by sorry
Source
Exact numerical component of a private finite-shift certificate for the known Riesel-Vaughan prime-sum method. The coefficient computation uses chunked natural-number encodings; it does not itself assert their finite-sum interpretation.

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