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Assembly of four endpoint-equation charges

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Erdos390.WholePaper.tangentOrderedPairEndpointBudget_div_le_charges_of_equationBounds_compact

by doctosil · Sep 17, 2026 · Mathlib c5ea003 (Lean v4.30.0)

analytic-number-theoryerdos-390erdos390-source-construction

Let requests have two distinct natural endpoint labels sr,trs_r,t_rsr​,tr​ and a natural lower-cardinality bound mrm_rmr​. Fix N∈NN\in\mathbb NN∈N, D∈RD\in\mathbb RD∈R and charges H:N→RH:\mathbb N\to\mathbb RH:N→R. Assume every pair of endpoint choices a∈{sr,tr}a\in\{s_r,t_r\}a∈{sr​,tr​}, b∈{su,tu}b\in\{s_u,t_u\}b∈{su​,tu​} satisfies EN(a,b)/(mrmu)≤D/4+1a=bH(a)E_N(a,b)/(m_rm_u)\le D/4+\mathbf1_{a=b}H(a)EN​(a,b)/(mr​mu​)≤D/4+1a=b​H(a), where ENE_NEN​ is the source's endpoint-equation budget. Let PN(r,u)P_N(r,u)PN​(r,u) be the sum of these four budgets. Then

PN(r,u)mrmu≤D+1sr∈{su,tu}H(sr)+1tr∈{su,tu}H(tr).\frac{P_N(r,u)}{m_rm_u}\le D+\mathbf1_{s_r\in\{s_u,t_u\}}H(s_r)+\mathbf1_{t_r\in\{s_u,t_u\}}H(t_r).mr​mu​PN​(r,u)​≤D+1sr​∈{su​,tu​}​H(sr​)+1tr​∈{su​,tu​}​H(tr​).

No positivity of the mrm_rmr​ is required in this statement; division follows the real-field convention at zero. This collects disjoint and shared-label costs for collision estimates.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_erdos390_remaining_analytic_propositions_008

universe u_1
Formal statement
theorem Erdos390.WholePaper.tangentOrderedPairEndpointBudget_div_le_charges_of_equationBounds_compact : Erdos390.RemainingAnalyticGoal008_038.{u_1} := by sorry
Source
https://github.com/ShouqiaoW/erdos/blob/61325b10bbdc29f4fb5e0618b414b9f2189333ad/390/lean/Erdos390/WholePaper/TangentPairArithmetic.lean#L124-L251

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