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Certified log-log table for the primorials

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TaoFivePrimes.tao_totient_cert_loglog_table

by andreaskapfer · Sep 17, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

certificatenumber-theorynumerical-verificationtao-five-primestotient

Let pk+1p_{k+1}pk+1​ be the (k+1)(k+1)(k+1)-st prime and let

Pk+1  =  primorial(pk+1)  =  ∏p≤pk+1p  =  p1p2⋯pk+1P_{k+1} \;=\; \mathrm{primorial}(p_{k+1}) \;=\; \prod_{p \le p_{k+1}} p \;=\; p_1 p_2 \cdots p_{k+1}Pk+1​=primorial(pk+1​)=p≤pk+1​∏​p=p1​p2​⋯pk+1​

be the primorial, so that log⁡log⁡Pk+1=log⁡ϑ(pk+1)\log\log P_{k+1} = \log \vartheta(p_{k+1})loglogPk+1​=logϑ(pk+1​) in terms of Chebyshev's function ϑ\varthetaϑ. The table rll m records certified rational lower bounds for log⁡ϑ(pm)=log⁡log⁡Pm\log \vartheta(p_m) = \log\log P_mlogϑ(pm​)=loglogPm​, obtained from the integer logarithm table clbZ (four-decimal lower bounds for log⁡p\log plogp) by adding the entries for the primes up to pm−1p_{m-1}pm−1​.

The theorem states that the table is certified against Mathlib's primorial: for every 3≤k≤643 \le k \le 643≤k≤64,

rll(k+1)  ≤  log⁡log⁡(primorial(pk+1)).\mathrm{rll}(k+1) \;\le\; \log\log\bigl(\mathrm{primorial}(p_{k+1})\bigr).rll(k+1)≤loglog(primorial(pk+1​)).

This is the link between the numerical tables and the real-logarithm inequality of the finite verification: if n≥Pmn \ge P_mn≥Pm​ is an integer and mmm is the least index with n<primorial(pm)n < \mathrm{primorial}(p_m)n<primorial(pm​), then log⁡log⁡n≥log⁡log⁡Pm≥rll(m)\log\log n \ge \log\log P_m \ge \mathrm{rll}(m)loglogn≥loglogPm​≥rll(m), and since t↦eγt+2.50637/tt \mapsto e^{\gamma} t + 2.50637/tt↦eγt+2.50637/t is increasing for t≥1.19t \ge 1.19t≥1.19, the certified table inequality Qm<rll(m) eloγ+2.50637/rll(m)Q_m < \mathrm{rll}(m)\,e^{\gamma}_{\mathrm{lo}} + 2.50637/\mathrm{rll}(m)Qm​<rll(m)eloγ​+2.50637/rll(m) dominates the right-hand side of the Rosser--Schoenfeld bound at nnn.

Formalization note. The range 3≤k≤643 \le k \le 643≤k≤64 corresponds to 4≤k+1≤654 \le k+1 \le 654≤k+1≤65, the range of the table rll; the proof is a finite sequence of exponential certificates, one for each table entry.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_TaoFivePrimes_totient_cert_tables
import Mathlib.NumberTheory.Primorial
import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Nth
import Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Log.Basic
Formal statement
namespace TaoFivePrimes

theorem tao_totient_cert_loglog_table (k : ℕ) (hk : k ∈ Finset.Icc 3 64) :
    (rll (k+1) : ℝ) ≤ Real.log (Real.log (primorial (Nat.nth Nat.Prime k) : ℝ)) := by sorry

end TaoFivePrimes
Source
Numerical certificate for the finite part of the Rosser--Schoenfeld totient bound: J. B. Rosser and L. Schoenfeld, *Approximate formulas for some functions of prime numbers*, Illinois J. Math. 6 (1962), 64--94, Section 3 and Theorem 15; the tables are certified in this development using the exponential certificates of `Def_TaoFivePrimes_totient_cert_tables`.

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