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Sage interval certificate for both numerical endpoints
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Recorded status: available
Recorded scope: the order-31 kernel and one explicitly listed rational zero-mean witness, evaluated with 200-bit real intervals
Complete recorded scope and conditions
{
"kind": "bounded",
"statement": "the order-31 kernel and one explicitly listed rational zero-mean witness, evaluated with 200-bit real intervals",
"bounds": {
"group_order": {
"min": 31,
"max": 31
},
"vector_coordinates": {
"min": 31,
"max": 31
},
"interval_precision_bits": {
"min": 200,
"max": 200
}
},
"exhaustive": true
}Originating problem: Sharp fourth-power norm of the cyclic Hilbert transform at order 31
Recorded relationships: The sharp fourth-power norm lies between 1.5693 and 1.6453
Authored record and scope
- Authored title
- Sage interval certificate for both numerical endpoints
- Record type
- artifact
- Stored status
- available
- Evidence grade
- executable
- Recorded scope data
- { "kind": "bounded", "statement": "the order-31 kernel and one explicitly listed rational zero-mean witness, evaluated with 200-bit real intervals", "bounds": { "group_order": { "min": 31, "max": 31 }, "vector_coordinates": { "min": 31, "max": 31 }, "interval_precision_bits": { "min": 200, "max": 200 } }, "exhaustive": true }
- Linked research record IDs
- R146
2Authored explanation
The first thirty coordinates are terminating decimals and therefore exact rationals. The final coordinate is defined as minus their exact sum. This removes any ambiguity caused by decimal rounding while preserving the displayed incumbent to far more precision than the certified lower endpoint needs.
Sage's `RealIntervalField(200)` encloses pi, every sine, the kernel entries, the transformed vector, and both fourth-power sums with directed rounding. The assertions certify a ratio above 1.5693, a kernel row norm below 2.707, and the final interpolated upper bound below 1.6453. The calculation certifies this witness and the analytic bound. It does not search all stationary points.
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R = RealIntervalField(200) N = 31 q = [QQ(s) for s in [ '0.5239134102516253','-0.48305993958895138','0.544403090028724','-0.50789308153175805', '0.57816179856704941','-0.54666547924403952','0.6340979224878549','-0.60848357008706655', '0.7368616038435335','-0.71839885717983865','0.99999987686128378','-0.99125223859886824', '-0.9912523263587808','1','-0.71839900260621581','0.73686180173971261', '-0.60848495885175369','0.63409898889914618','-0.54666555312102838','0.57816186539458969', '-0.50789310240507879','0.54440313437174892','-0.48305994891673687','0.52391343257901168', '-0.46807942981202094','0.51277431670549334','-0.46099481157583144','0.50923098786852994', '-0.460994810441896','0.5127743064614968' ]] q.append(-sum(q)) assert len(q) == N and sum(q) == 0 h = [sum((R(2)/N) * sin(R(2)*R.pi()*k*j/N) for k in range(1,16)) for j in range(N)] g = [sum(h[(x-y) % N] * R(q[y]) for y in range(N)) for x in range(N)] ratio = (sum(v^4 for v in g) / sum(R(v)^4 for v in q))^(R(1)/4) row_l1 = sum(abs(v) for v in h) upper = sqrt(row_l1) assert ratio.lower() > R('1.5693') assert row_l1.upper() < R('2.707') assert upper.upper() < R('1.6453') print('ratio =', ratio) print('row_l1 =', row_l1) print('upper =', upper)File identity
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- R144.txt
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- af428f4554c1bc495cd543f49a505b0e3376611f21d2fcc4319f5a216fca12dd
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Replay material: partial
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Verification source: Self-contained SageMath interval program prepared from candidate record 160
Missing for a complete replay: command, expected output.
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6How it connects
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"g = [sum(h[(x-y) % N] * R(q[y]) for y in range(N)) for x in range(N)]",
"ratio = (sum(v^4 for v in g) / sum(R(v)^4 for v in q))^(R(1)/4)",
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}8Provenance
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