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← Session 33 — ii′-3b/3c crux + F-D finding; Lagarias letter package

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CONFIRMED NUMERICALLY: the kernel |1+1/(w−1)|ⁿ at n = 10⁵, T = √n: - x = 3: log ≈ 2.5 (kernel ≈ e^{2.5} ≈ 12) - x = 100: log ≈ 90.5 (kernel ≈ e^{90.5} ≈ 10³⁹) - x = 300: log ≈ 157.9 (kernel ≈ e^{158}) - x = 632.5: log ≈ 126.6 (kernel ≈ e^{126.6}) And the products kernel × zeta: - x = 3: e^{2.5}·0.146 ≈ 1.8 - x = 5: e^{4.5}·0.0268 ≈ 2.4 - x = 10: e^{9.5}·6.96e-4 ≈ 9.3 - x = 20: e^{19.4}·6.6e-7 ≈ e^{19.4−14.2} ≈ e^{5.2} ≈ 180 - x = 50: e^{48.3}·6.2e-16 ≈ e^{48.3−35.0} ≈ e^{13.3} ≈ 6×10⁵ - x = 100: e^{90.5}·5.5e-31 ≈ e^{90.5−69.7} ≈ e^{20.8} ≈ 10⁹ - x = 150: e^{122.2}·4.9e-46 ≈ e^{122.2−104.4} ≈ e^{17.8} ≈ 5×10⁷ - x = 200: e^{142.7}·4.3e-61 ≈ e^{142.7−139.3} ≈ e^{3.4} ≈ 30 - x = 300: e^{157.9}·3.4e-91 ≈ e^{157.9−208.6} < 1 - x = 632.5: tiny So the integrand really does peak at ~10⁹ near x ≈ 100, with the region x ∈ [20, 300] contributing ~10⁹–10¹⁰ to the integral. THE RIGHT TAIL IS ~10⁹–10¹⁰ at n = 10⁵. D-036/037's "3.3" is catastrophically wrong. This is Finding F-D — and it means the paper's B(n) UNDERSTATES the horizontal integral by ~10⁹ at n = 10⁵, and the understatement grows like e^{0.067√n}-ish. R-004's margin: margin(10⁵) = sInftyLower − B_honest + 1 ≈ 433,752 − 224,000 ≈ 210,000 — the true horizontal integral ~10¹⁰ OBLITERATES the margin at 10⁵. And at n = 10⁴: √n = 100: product-log peak ≈ 0.067·100 = 6.7: e^{6.7} ≈ 800·(dC2·width) — margin(10⁴) ≈ ½·10⁴·9.2 − 1.42·10⁴ ≈ 32,000 vs tail ~10³–10⁴ — marginal. At n = 10³: peak e^{0.067·31.6} ≈ e^{2.1} ≈ 8·width·dC2 ≈ 100 — OK. WAIT. Hold on. If this were true, Lagarias's own paper would be wrong — and his theorem (λ_n > 0 up to huge heights) would collapse. Let me look at Lagarias's actual text for the horizontal right part. The key question: what does his (6.12) actually say, and is D-036's reading of it faithful? Let me extract the paper's §6 pages around (6.11)/(6.12).
Confirmed numerically: the integrand really peaks at ~10⁹ near x ≈ 100. D-036/037's "3.3" is wrong by ~9 orders. Before declaring Finding F-D, I must read Lagarias's actual (6.11)–(6.12) — if his own theorem is correct, something in the D-036 reading (or my check) is off.
tool: Bash
input
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  "command": "cd D:/Python/Quantum/research/paper && ../../.venv/Scripts/python.exe -c \"\nimport pypdf\nr = pypdf.PdfReader('lagarias-li-coefficients-automorphic-0404394.pdf')\nprint('pages:', len(r.pages))\nfor i, p in enumerate(r.pages):\n    t = p.extract_text() or ''\n    if '6.11' in t or '6.12' in t or 'k_n' in t or 'kn(' in t:\n        print('=== page', i, '===')\n        print(t[:3000])\n        print('...')\n        break\n\" 2>/dev/null | head -80",
  "description": "Extract Lagarias \u00a76 text"
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