Exponential sum growth exponents #
This module formalizes the asymptotic definition of the exponential sum growth exponent from the
blueprint's Exponential sum growth exponents chapter (beta-chapter). It defines admissible
model-phase bounds at a fixed scale and defines β(α) as the least such exponent.
Overview #
For α : ℝ≥0, an exponent β is admissible if every model-phase exponential sum at scale
N = T ^ (α + o(1)) is bounded by T ^ (β + o(1)). We show that the admissible exponents
form [β(α), ∞) and then specialize the bound to the logarithmic model phase.
Exponential-sum growth definition #
The variable exponential sum
∑ n ∈ [a, b], e(T F(n / N)).
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- Expdb.exponentialSum F T N a b i = Expdb.exponentialSumAt (F i) (T i) (N i) (a i) (b i)
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The assertion that β is an admissible exponential-sum growth exponent at scale α.
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The set of admissible exponential-sum growth exponents at scale α.
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The exponential sum growth exponent β(α) from the blueprint definition beta-def.
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Admissible exponents #
The candidate set is upward closed, nonempty, and bounded below.
Monotonicity #
Admissible exponential-sum bounds are monotone in the exponent.
Nonemptiness and lower bound #
The triangle inequality gives the admissible exponent α.
Every admissible exponent at a nonnegative scale is nonnegative.
The least admissible exponent #
By underspill, the infimum of the admissible exponents is itself admissible.
The defining universal property of the exponential sum growth exponent.
The exponent sum growth exponent is the least admissible exponent.
At scale α, the admissible exponents form the interval [β(α), ∞).
The set of admissible exponential-sum exponents at scale α is closed.
Logarithmic model phase #
Logarithmic-phase sums at scale α are power-bounded by the least admissible exponent.
This specializes isExponentSumBound_exponentSumGrowthExponent to logPhase.
A lower bound of size T ^ γ for logarithmic-phase sums along an admissible family of
scales forces γ ≤ β(α).