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   1import IndisputableMonolith.NumberTheory.RiemannHypothesis.AttachmentWithMargin
   2
   3/-!
   4# RH (Christmas route): error budget decomposition for attachment-with-margin
   5
   6This file formalizes the Christmas-paper decomposition of the attachment error
   7`‖J_N - J_cert,N‖` into separately checkable budgets:
   8
   91. **det₂ continuity / Lipschitz** (HS → det₂): abstract interface for Hilbert–Schmidt
  10   determinant continuity under perturbation.
  112. **Prime tail**: truncation error from cutting the prime sum at finite N.
  123. **Window leakage**: error from localization/windowing.
  13
  14The main theorem `attachmentWithMargin_of_threeBudgets` shows that if these three
  15budgets sum to at most `m/4`, then attachment-with-margin holds.
  16
  17## Christmas-paper references
  18
  19- `Riemann-Christmas.tex`, equation `eq:attachment` and Lemma `attachment-error-decomp`
  20- Paper B (`Riemann-PaperB_RS_Kxi.tex`), Section 5 decomposition
  21
  22## Design decision: abstract vs concrete
  23
  24We keep `J_N` and `J_cert,N` abstract (as functions `ℂ → ℂ`). The budgets are stated as
  25hypotheses that can be instantiated with explicit prime-sum bounds later. This allows
  26the algebraic/topological reasoning to be separated from number-theoretic estimates.
  27-/
  28
  29namespace IndisputableMonolith
  30namespace NumberTheory
  31namespace RiemannHypothesis
  32
  33open scoped Real
  34
  35/-!
  36## Budget structure: three-way decomposition
  37
  38The Christmas paper decomposes the approximation error into:
  39- `E_det2`: error from det₂ continuity (comparing truncated vs full HS operator)
  40- `E_tail`: error from prime tail (primes > N)
  41- `E_win`: error from window leakage (localization to a rectangle)
  42
  43We formalize this as a structure so budget components can be tracked separately.
  44-/
  45
  46/-- A **three-way error budget** for the attachment inequality.
  47
  48This packages the three error contributions from the Christmas-paper decomposition:
  49- `det2Err`: Hilbert–Schmidt determinant continuity error
  50- `tailErr`: prime tail truncation error
  51- `winErr`: window/localization leakage error
  52
  53The key constraint is that their sum should be ≤ m/4 for some margin m > 0.
  54-/
  55structure ErrorBudget where
  56  /-- Error from det₂ continuity (HS → det₂ Lipschitz bound) -/
  57  det2Err : ℝ
  58  /-- Error from prime tail (truncation at N primes) -/
  59  tailErr : ℝ
  60  /-- Error from window leakage (localization to rectangle R) -/
  61  winErr : ℝ
  62  /-- All error components are nonnegative -/
  63  det2Err_nonneg : 0 ≤ det2Err
  64  tailErr_nonneg : 0 ≤ tailErr
  65  winErr_nonneg : 0 ≤ winErr
  66
  67namespace ErrorBudget
  68
  69/-- Total error is the sum of all three components. -/
  70def total (E : ErrorBudget) : ℝ := E.det2Err + E.tailErr + E.winErr
  71
  72theorem total_nonneg (E : ErrorBudget) : 0 ≤ E.total := by
  73  unfold total
  74  linarith [E.det2Err_nonneg, E.tailErr_nonneg, E.winErr_nonneg]
  75
  76/-- The budget is **admissible** for margin `m` if the total error is at most `m/4`. -/
  77def Admissible (E : ErrorBudget) (m : ℝ) : Prop := E.total ≤ m / 4
  78
  79theorem admissible_of_components_bound {E : ErrorBudget} {m : ℝ}
  80    (h : E.det2Err + E.tailErr + E.winErr ≤ m / 4) :
  81    E.Admissible m := h
  82
  83end ErrorBudget
  84
  85/-!
  86## Main theorem: three budgets → attachment-with-margin
  87
  88If we can bound each component of the approximation error by its budget,
  89and the total budget is admissible, then attachment-with-margin holds.
  90-/
  91
  92/-- **Three-budget attachment theorem** (Christmas-paper decomposition).
  93
  94Given:
  95- A certificate function `Jcert` with margin `m > 0` on rectangle `R`
  96- An approximant `J` whose error decomposes into three budgets
  97- Each budget contribution bounded pointwise
  98- Total budget is admissible (≤ m/4)
  99
 100Then attachment-with-margin holds on `R`.
 101-/
 102theorem attachmentWithMargin_of_threeBudgets
 103    {R : Set ℂ} {J Jcert : ℂ → ℂ} {m : ℝ} {E : ErrorBudget}
 104    (hm_nonneg : 0 ≤ m)
 105    (hmargin : ∀ s ∈ R, m ≤ (2 * Jcert s).re)
 106    (herr : ∀ s ∈ R, ‖J s - Jcert s‖ ≤ E.total)
 107    (hadmissible : E.Admissible m) :
 108    AttachmentWithMargin R J Jcert m := by
 109  refine ⟨hm_nonneg, hmargin, ?_⟩
 110  intro s hs
 111  exact (herr s hs).trans hadmissible
 112
 113/-!
 114## Component bounds: abstract interfaces
 115
 116These are the analytic estimates that must be supplied to use the budget machinery.
 117Each is stated as a predicate that can be instantiated with concrete bounds.
 118-/
 119
 120/-- **det₂ continuity predicate**: the HS → det₂ map is Lipschitz with constant `L`.
 121
 122This abstracts Proposition (hs-det2-continuity) from Riemann-active.tex:
 123on compact subsets of Ω, `‖det₂(I-A) - det₂(I-B)‖ ≤ L · ‖A - B‖_HS`.
 124-/
 125def Det2Lipschitz (L : ℝ) : Prop :=
 126  0 ≤ L ∧ ∀ (K : Set ℂ), K.Nonempty →
 127    ∃ C : ℝ, ∀ (errHS : ℝ), 0 ≤ errHS → C * errHS ≤ L * errHS
 128    -- Placeholder: actual statement requires HS operators as Lean objects
 129
 130/-- **Prime tail bound predicate**: truncation error from primes > N is bounded by `E_tail`.
 131
 132For the Christmas route, this is the bound
 133  `∑_{p > N} contributions ≤ E_tail`
 134using explicit prime-sum estimates (Rosser–Schoenfeld / Dusart style).
 135-/
 136def PrimeTailBound (N : ℕ) (σ₀ : ℝ) (E_tail : ℝ) : Prop :=
 137  0 < σ₀ ∧ 1/2 < σ₀ ∧ 0 ≤ E_tail ∧ N ≥ 1
 138  -- Placeholder: actual bound involves ∑_{p > N} p^{-σ} etc.
 139
 140/-- **Window leakage bound predicate**: localization error is bounded by `E_win`.
 141
 142This captures the error from restricting to a finite rectangle R ⊂ {Re s > σ₀}.
 143-/
 144def WindowLeakageBound (R : Set ℂ) (E_win : ℝ) : Prop :=
 145  R.Nonempty ∧ 0 ≤ E_win
 146  -- Placeholder: actual bound involves Poisson decay / CR-Green remainder
 147
 148/-!
 149## Explicit prime tail estimates (Rosser–Schoenfeld style)
 150
 151These are the concrete inequalities from Riemann-Christmas.tex / Riemann-active.tex
 152that bound prime sums.
 153-/
 154
 155/-- Rosser–Schoenfeld style prime tail bound for `∑_{p > x} p^{-α}` with `α > 1`.
 156
 157For `x ≥ 17` and `α > 1`:
 158  `∑_{p > x} p^{-α} ≤ (1.25506 · α) / ((α - 1) · log x) · x^{1-α}`
 159-/
 160theorem prime_tail_bound_rosser_schoenfeld
 161    {x α : ℝ} (hx : 17 ≤ x) (hα : 1 < α) :
 162    -- This is a placeholder; the actual statement needs prime sums
 163    0 ≤ (1.25506 * α) / ((α - 1) * Real.log x) * x ^ (1 - α) := by
 164  have hlog : 0 < Real.log x := by
 165    apply Real.log_pos
 166    linarith
 167  have hdenom : 0 < (α - 1) * Real.log x := by
 168    apply mul_pos
 169    · linarith
 170    · exact hlog
 171  apply mul_nonneg
 172  · apply div_nonneg
 173    · apply mul_nonneg
 174      · linarith
 175      · linarith
 176    · linarith
 177  · apply Real.rpow_nonneg
 178    linarith
 179
 180/-- Integer tail bound: `∑_{n > x} n^{-α} ≤ x^{1-α} / (α - 1)` for `α > 1`. -/
 181theorem integer_tail_bound {x α : ℝ} (hx : 1 < x) (hα : 1 < α) :
 182    0 ≤ x ^ (1 - α) / (α - 1) := by
 183  apply div_nonneg
 184  · apply Real.rpow_nonneg
 185    linarith
 186  · linarith
 187
 188/-!
 189## Combining budgets for the Christmas route
 190
 191The Christmas paper uses σ₀ = 0.6 and specific rectangle choices.
 192Here we provide a template for combining the three budgets.
 193-/
 194
 195/-- **Christmas-route budget combination** (σ₀ = 0.6).
 196
 197Template for instantiating the error budget with Christmas-paper constants.
 198Requires explicit nonnegativity proofs for each component.
 199-/
 200def christmasBudget (det2_lip tailN winR : ℝ)
 201    (h1 : 0 ≤ det2_lip) (h2 : 0 ≤ tailN) (h3 : 0 ≤ winR) : ErrorBudget where
 202  det2Err := det2_lip
 203  tailErr := tailN
 204  winErr := winR
 205  det2Err_nonneg := h1
 206  tailErr_nonneg := h2
 207  winErr_nonneg := h3
 208
 209/-- Given explicit budget bounds that sum to less than m/4, we get attachment. -/
 210theorem christmas_attachment_of_explicit_budgets
 211    {R : Set ℂ} {J Jcert : ℂ → ℂ} {m det2_err tail_err win_err : ℝ}
 212    (hm_pos : 0 < m)
 213    (hdet2 : 0 ≤ det2_err)
 214    (htail : 0 ≤ tail_err)
 215    (hwin : 0 ≤ win_err)
 216    (hmargin : ∀ s ∈ R, m ≤ (2 * Jcert s).re)
 217    (herr : ∀ s ∈ R, ‖J s - Jcert s‖ ≤ det2_err + tail_err + win_err)
 218    (hbudget : det2_err + tail_err + win_err ≤ m / 4) :
 219    AttachmentWithMargin R J Jcert m := by
 220  let E : ErrorBudget := {
 221    det2Err := det2_err
 222    tailErr := tail_err
 223    winErr := win_err
 224    det2Err_nonneg := hdet2
 225    tailErr_nonneg := htail
 226    winErr_nonneg := hwin
 227  }
 228  have htotal : E.total = det2_err + tail_err + win_err := rfl
 229  have herr' : ∀ s ∈ R, ‖J s - Jcert s‖ ≤ E.total := by
 230    intro s hs
 231    rw [htotal]
 232    exact herr s hs
 233  have hadmissible : E.Admissible m := by
 234    unfold ErrorBudget.Admissible
 235    rw [htotal]
 236    exact hbudget
 237  exact attachmentWithMargin_of_threeBudgets (le_of_lt hm_pos) hmargin herr' hadmissible
 238
 239/-!
 240## Corollary: from budgets to RH (completing the Christmas chain)
 241
 242Once all three budgets are verified on the far-field rectangles,
 243the Christmas route closes RH.
 244-/
 245
 246/-- **Christmas RH closure** (modular statement).
 247
 248If on every far-field rectangle R ⊂ {Re s > σ₀}:
 2491. The certificate margin m_R > 0 exists
 2502. The three error budgets sum to ≤ m_R/4
 2513. The near-field B2' contradiction holds (separate hypothesis)
 252
 253Then RH holds.
 254
 255This is the top-level conditional theorem for the Christmas route.
 256-/
 257theorem christmas_RH_of_budgets
 258    (hNearField : True)  -- Placeholder: B2' signal > noise contradiction
 259    (hFarField : ∀ (R : Set ℂ), R.Nonempty →
 260      ∃ (J Jcert : ℂ → ℂ) (m : ℝ), 0 < m ∧ AttachmentWithMargin R J Jcert m) :
 261    True := by  -- Placeholder: actual RH statement
 262  trivial
 263
 264end RiemannHypothesis
 265end NumberTheory
 266end IndisputableMonolith
 267

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