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Frozen-top initial realization gives the selector mass estimate

Proved
Erdos390.WholePaper.BankPaperRealization.bankPaperCanonicalActualSelectorMassEstimate_of_topFrozenBalancedInitial_compact

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

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

Write L=log⁡nL=\log nL=logn, N=n/LN=n/LN=n/L, Y=⌊n2/9⌋Y=\lfloor n^{2/9}\rfloorY=⌊n2/9⌋, h=upperTailLength(c,n)h=\mathrm{upperTailLength}(c,n)h=upperTailLength(c,n), QW=roughHeadModulus(W)Q_W=\mathrm{roughHeadModulus}(W)QW​=roughHeadModulus(W), and dW=roughHeadDensity(W)d_W=\mathrm{roughHeadDensity}(W)dW​=roughHeadDensity(W). Fix d,W,K0d,W,K_0d,W,K0​ and an auxiliary natural pool parameter. Assume c>0c>0c>0 and 0<δ∗<10<\delta_*<10<δ∗​<1. Let finite-set families Fn,Bn,CnF_n,B_n,C_nFn​,Bn​,Cn​ and selector sns_nsn​ have, eventually, the exact canonical top-frozen balanced initial realization at these parameters and coefficient β\betaβ. Then

#Fn+#Bn+∑a∈Cnsn(a)−bankPaperCanonicalUpperTailHeight(c,n)=O(N/L).\#F_n+\#B_n+\sum_{a\in C_n}s_n(a)-\mathrm{bankPaperCanonicalUpperTailHeight}(c,n)=O(N/L).#Fn​+#Bn​+a∈Cn​∑​sn​(a)−bankPaperCanonicalUpperTailHeight(c,n)=O(N/L).

The analytic mass estimate is discharged from exact finite realization witnesses.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_remaining_analytic_propositions_004
Formal statement
theorem Erdos390.WholePaper.BankPaperRealization.bankPaperCanonicalActualSelectorMassEstimate_of_topFrozenBalancedInitial_compact : Erdos390.RemainingAnalyticGoal004_009 := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/ShouqiaoW/erdos/blob/61325b10bbdc29f4fb5e0618b414b9f2189333ad/390/lean/Erdos390/WholePaper/BankPaperCanonicalSectionEightTopFrozenInitialMassConnector.lean#L646-L767

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