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Prime-pair upper bounds with positive logarithmic denominator shifts

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OddGoldbach19.prime_pair_count_refined_five

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

large-sievenumber-theoryprime-pairs

Let x,dx,dx,d be natural numbers, x≥5x\ge5x≥5, and d>0d>0d>0 even. Write CCC for the factor-two twin-prime constant and K(d)=∏p∣d, p>2(p−1)/(p−2)K(d)=\prod_{p\mid d,\ p>2}(p-1)/(p-2)K(d)=∏p∣d, p>2​(p−1)/(p−2). If log⁡x≥40\log x\ge40logx≥40, then

#{n:n,n+d prime, n+d≤x}≤8CK(d)xlog⁡x(log⁡x+4).\#\{n:n,n+d\text{ prime},\ n+d\le x\}\le\frac{8CK(d)x}{\log x(\log x+4)}.#{n:n,n+d prime, n+d≤x}≤logx(logx+4)8CK(d)x​.

For log⁡x≥100\log x\ge100logx≥100, the same bound holds with 5.55.55.5 in place of 444. These explicit improvements provide the off-diagonal input for the campaign's finite-shift second moment argument.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_TaoFivePrimes_SingularSeries
open scoped BigOperators
Formal statement
theorem OddGoldbach19.prime_pair_count_refined_five (x d : ℕ) (hx : 5≤x)
    (hd0 : 0<d) (hd : 2∣d) (hl : 40≤Real.log (x:ℝ)) :
    (∑ n ∈ Finset.range (x+1),
      if Nat.Prime n ∧ Nat.Prime (n+d) ∧ n+d≤x then (1:ℝ) else 0) ≤
    8*TaoFivePrimes.twinPrimeConstant*
      (∏ p ∈ d.primeFactors, if 2<p then ((p:ℝ)-1)/((p:ℝ)-2) else 1)*(x:ℝ)/
        (Real.log (x:ℝ)*(Real.log (x:ℝ)+4)) ∧
    (100≤Real.log (x:ℝ) →
      (∑ n ∈ Finset.range (x+1),
        if Nat.Prime n ∧ Nat.Prime (n+d) ∧ n+d≤x then (1:ℝ) else 0) ≤
      8*TaoFivePrimes.twinPrimeConstant*
        (∏ p ∈ d.primeFactors, if 2<p then ((p:ℝ)-1)/((p:ℝ)-2) else 1)*(x:ℝ)/
          (Real.log (x:ℝ)*(Real.log (x:ℝ)+5.5))) := by sorry
Source
New consequence of the proved coefficient-five prime-pair reciprocal bound and explicit denominator-five comparisons. The additive cutoff error is absorbed by an elementary exponential Taylor lower bound. These constants are derived from the specified platform inputs and do not assert the stronger source-paper constants.

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