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367/-- The current geometric center attached to a defect sensor. The present sensor
368stores only the real part, so this uses the real-axis proxy center already used
369elsewhere in the stack. -/
370noncomputable def defectSensorCenter (sensor : DefectSensor) : ℂ :=
371 (sensor.realPart : ℂ)
372
373/-- Sample a point on a circle around the current sensor center. This is the
374geometric entry point for replacing abstract phase families by actual samples of
375`ζ⁻¹` or Euler factors on circles. -/
376noncomputable def defectSensorCirclePoint (sensor : DefectSensor) (r θ : ℝ) : ℂ :=
377 circleMap (defectSensorCenter sensor) r θ
378
379/-- The reciprocal zeta function sampled on a sensor circle. -/
380noncomputable def zetaReciprocalOnSensorCircle
381 (sensor : DefectSensor) (r θ : ℝ) : ℂ :=
382 zetaReciprocal (defectSensorCirclePoint sensor r θ)
383
384/-- Explicit real-part formula for the current sensor-circle parameterization. -/
385theorem defectSensorCirclePoint_re (sensor : DefectSensor) (r θ : ℝ) :
386 (defectSensorCirclePoint sensor r θ).re = sensor.realPart + r * Real.cos θ := by
387 rw [defectSensorCirclePoint, defectSensorCenter, circleMap]
388 simp [Complex.mul_re, Complex.exp_ofReal_mul_I_re]
389
390/-- Any circle around the sensor center whose radius stays inside the strip still
391lies in the open half-plane `Re(s) > 1/2`. -/
392theorem defectSensorCirclePoint_mem_strip
393 (sensor : DefectSensor) {r θ : ℝ}
394 (hr_nonneg : 0 ≤ r) (hr : r < sensor.realPart - 1 / 2) :
395 1 / 2 < (defectSensorCirclePoint sensor r θ).re := by
396 rw [defectSensorCirclePoint_re]
397 have hcos : -1 ≤ Real.cos θ := Real.neg_one_le_cos θ
398 nlinarith
399
400/-- Norm of the complex Euler eigenvalue is controlled exactly by the real part