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Crude envelope for the Rickert bound at minimal d

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diophantine_case1_d0bound

by ajax · Sep 22, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

diophantine-equationsnumber-theory

With d0=5.8284b3d_0=5.8284b^3d0​=5.8284b3 (b>21000b>21000b>21000), the Rickert-type fraction F(d0)=4log(C1d0)log(C2d0)/(log(C3d0)log(C4d0))F(d_0)=4\\log(C_1d_0)\\log(C_2d_0)/(\\log(C_3d_0)\\log(C_4d_0))F(d0​)=4log(C1​d0​)log(C2​d0​)/(log(C3​d0​)log(C4​d0​)) is at most 37.3+83.2\\log b\. Each logarithm is bounded by smooth-factor estimates using only \\log 2,\\log 3,\\log 5\ rigged from Mathlib sharp bounds, and the ratio is controlled by a max-of-ratios envelope. From the proof of Theorem 1.1 of M. Cipu and Y. Fujita, Glas. Mat. 50 (2015), case b<2a\: this bounds the decreasing upper bound at the smallest admissible $d\878.

Preamble
import Mathlib.Analysis.SpecialFunctions.Log.Basic
Formal statement
theorem diophantine_case1_d0bound (b : Nat) (hb : 21000 < b) :
    4 * Real.log ((84060000000000 * (b:ℝ)^3) * ((58284/10000) * (b:ℝ)^3))
    * Real.log (((8215/10000) * Real.sqrt (b:ℝ)) * ((58284/10000) * (b:ℝ)^3))
    / (Real.log ((4 * (b:ℝ)) * ((58284/10000) * (b:ℝ)^3))
      * Real.log (((10796/10000) / (b:ℝ)^3) * ((58284/10000) * (b:ℝ)^3)))
    ≤ 37.3 + 83.2 * Real.log (b:ℝ) := by sorry
Source
M. Cipu and Y. Fujita, Glas. Mat. 50 (2015), proof of Theorem 1.1, case b < 2a (d-elimination bound)

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