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Restricted Goldbach Sums in Arithmetic Progressions: Analytic Hierarchy, Sub-Exponential Bounds, and Riemann Zero Detection

Ibar Federico Anderson

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Published: Jun 23, 2026

DOI: 10.20944/preprints202604.0599.v4

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We develop a unified and fully audited analytic hierarchy for the restricted weighted Goldbach sum Ra,q(N):=p1+p2=Np1a(modq)(logp1)(logp2),q1, gcd(a,q)=1, R_{a,q}(N) := \sum_{\substack{p_1 + p_2 = N \\ p_1 \equiv a \, (\mathrm{mod}\, q)}} (\log p_1)(\log p_2), \quad q \ge 1,\ \gcd(a,q)=1, with expected main term Ma,q(N):=C2S(N)Nφ(q), M_{a,q}(N) := C_2\, \mathfrak{S}(N)\, \frac{N}{\varphi(q)}, and exceptional set Ea,q(X):={NX, N even:Ra,q(N)=0}. \mathcal{E}_{a,q}(X) := \{N \le X,\ N \text{ even} : R_{a,q}(N)=0\}. The paper consolidates and supersedes preprint version 3, integrating results from Papers 1, 9 and 14 of the Anderson Series, with all documented corrections applied.The unconditional core establishes three nested levels. Level 1 is an effective almost-all theorem via the standard L4L^4 minor-arc route, with explicit constant K=2C(1/4)38.82. K = 2C(1/4) \le 38.82. Level 1.5. A sub-exponential exceptional-set bound #Ea,q(X)ϵXexp ⁣(logXR), \#\mathcal{E}_{a,q}(X) \ll_{\epsilon} X \exp\!\left(-\sqrt{\frac{\log X}{R}}\right), with Stechkin’s constant R=9.6459R = 9.6459, proved unconditionally by absorbing any potential Siegel zero into a modified main term. Level 1.5+ is a Hölder minor-arc refinement giving the improved constant Knew9.80, K_{\mathrm{new}} \le 9.80, and, for moduli q200q \le 200 certified free of Siegel zeros, an unconditional pointwise sub-exponential bound with C(4)120,logN0(4)42. C(4) \le 120, \quad \log N_0(4) \le 42. Three structural obstructions (Double-Pole, Borel-Cantelli, ETK Dimensional Explosion) formally retract three classical routes to unconditional finiteness. Under DH and GRH, conditional hierarchies (with θ(A)=12A+2\theta(A)=1 - \frac{2}{A+2} and logN0(4)=45.93\log N_0(4)=45.93) are recorded. The Gowers–Spectral Bridge gives conditional finiteness under the Uniform Spectral Gap (USG) hypothesis with effective threshold N0(4)1016. N_0(4) \le 10^{16}.

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