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θ\thetaθ certificate, block 20

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ThetaCert.run_20

by @bwdaugherty · Oct 16, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

analytic-number-theorynumber-theoryprime-numbers

The kernel checker ThetaSieve.Seg.ok accepts every record of ThetaSieve.ThetaRun20.segs (block 20 of 102): for each segment, every window [a,b)[a,b)[a,b) passes the two mesh checks θ(a)≥b−b/(5log⁡2b)\theta(a)\ge b-b/(5\log^2 b)θ(a)≥b−b/(5log2b) and θ(b−1)≤a+a/(5log⁡2a)\theta(b-1)\le a+a/(5\log^2 a)θ(b−1)≤a+a/(5log2a) in fixed point, and the bounds for Q θQ\,\thetaQθ advance from the stated start values to the stated end values.

The blocks chain from 359464135946413594641 to beyond 358491284735849128473584912847; with the soundness of the checker they give ∣θ(t)−t∣≤t/(5log⁡2t)|\theta(t)-t|\le t/(5\log^2t)∣θ(t)−t∣≤t/(5log2t) on that range.

Retired (2026-10-17) Superseded: this mesh block is not used, because the full mesh of the Chebyshev certificate exceeds the platform's per-job memory and time limits. The full Chebyshev certificate and its proof Dusart.chebyshev_theta_k2_finite are in the release doi:10.5281/zenodo.23432990; the checker and base range on this platform remain ThetaCertCore, ThetaCertData_base and ThetaCert.base.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_ThetaCertData_20
Formal statement
theorem ThetaCert.run_20 :
    ∀ s ∈ ThetaSieve.ThetaRun20.segs, s.ok = true := by sorry
Source
P. Dusart, Estimates of some functions over primes without R.H., arXiv:1002.0442 (2010), Theorem 5.2 (k = 2, η = 0.2, x ≥ 3 594 641); here the range [3 594 641, 3 584 912 847] is closed by a kernel-checked sieve certificate.

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