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Central-window excess and product-formula cancellation
Statement (paper)
Suppose only common positives remain, and let , which is an interval. Then the positive charge over the full intervals in , with coefficient extended across both and increased by on , exceeds by at most ; this bound is also valid in the rare-positive case. Combining it with the negative charge and and summing over places, the logarithm cancels by the product formula for the fixed nonzero element , with additive allowance , and places of zero level width may be included in the sum.
In plain English
Once only common positives remain, at each place the positive charge, with coefficient across the full intervals and raised by on the central window , exceeds by at most , and only when both and lie in the interior of . Combining this with the negative charge and the place identity and summing over places, the logarithm cancels by the product formula, leaving an additive allowance of .
Why it's here
The interval-overlap lemma caps the gain from the central window at , charged only when both endpoints lie inside . Since all positive charge sits in with total at most (the one-sided claim for rare positives), the local place identity then sums over places. The product formula for kills the logarithmic term, so only the constant and the window terms remain for the final averaging step.
Classified routine:
A direct combination of the earlier interval-overlap lemma (bud-intervals), the place identity (claim-bud-upper-1) and the rare-positive claim, summed over places. The logarithmic term then cancels by the standard product formula for number fields.
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Figure 1schematicp. 26
The intervals and , with and , flank the bit-difference interval. The central window in creates excess only if its total overlap with the two flanks exceeds ; then both thresholds lie strictly inside .
What it shows
A horizontal axis labeled carries tick marks at , , , . Above the axis, two light-blue shaded bands with dark blue lines mark the flanking intervals and , separated by a gray band labeled "different bits" over . Below the axis, an orange bracketed segment labeled "central window " starts inside and ends inside , with dotted vertical lines showing that and both lie in its interior. It illustrates that a window whose overlap with the two flanks exceeds must contain both thresholds strictly inside.
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