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Balanced Dickman sums with an explicit imbalance error

Proved
Erdos390.WholePaper.roughFriableMain_abs_le_with_balanceError

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

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

Let III be a finite index set, ci∈Rc_i\in\mathbb Rci​∈R, and Xi,b,y∈NX_i,b,y\in\mathbb NXi​,b,y∈N. Put u(X,y)=log⁡X/log⁡yu(X,y)=\log X/\log yu(X,y)=logX/logy. Suppose u(Xi,y)≤5u(X_i,y)\le5u(Xi​,y)≤5 for all i∈Ii\in Ii∈I and 0≤u(b,y)≤50\le u(b,y)\le50≤u(b,y)≤5. Then

∣∑i∈IciXiρ(u(Xi,y))∣≤∑i∈I∣ci∣Xi∣u(Xi,y)−u(b,y)∣+∣∑i∈IciXi∣.\left|\sum_{i\in I}c_iX_i\rho(u(X_i,y))\right|\le\sum_{i\in I}|c_i|X_i|u(X_i,y)-u(b,y)|+\left|\sum_{i\in I}c_iX_i\right|.​i∈I∑​ci​Xi​ρ(u(Xi​,y))​≤i∈I∑​∣ci​∣Xi​∣u(Xi​,y)−u(b,y)∣+​i∈I∑​ci​Xi​​.

This isolates a balance defect from the local variation of the Dickman factor.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_remaining_analytic_propositions_008
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_006

universe u_1
Formal statement
theorem Erdos390.WholePaper.roughFriableMain_abs_le_with_balanceError : Erdos390.RemainingAnalyticGoal008_022.{u_1} := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/ShouqiaoW/erdos/blob/61325b10bbdc29f4fb5e0618b414b9f2189333ad/390/lean/Erdos390/WholePaper/RoughBalancedFriableResidualReduction.lean#L257-L358

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